St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09
TESTING The ENEMY,
Bismarck Will Open the
Re.chstag With the KaiS-
ep's Social Mea3 ares.
A Demand for Credits to
Force Centpists t. De-
clare Them 5e4voj.
The Emneror's Declaration OF
AbSolutism Sur Jp The
Masses.
Catholic Leaders HoTe for the
Early TPium IN OF the
Vatican.

KaLlCan.
BERLIN, March S.-The government
has decided to opnn the AnSln IS of the
reiChstag with the projects prepared by
the council of state, the foremost OF
which are bills regulating WORK on Sun
day and restricting the hours OF labor OF
women and children. Ihe more COM
pleH measures relating to the hours of
the male adults and minors work day
will be reserved until the au unn SEES
sion. simultaneously with tn pres
entatiou Of social measures. increased
army ands colonial credits will be de-
manded. There will also be presented
bill aiming to control strikes aud an
anti-anarchiSt measure designed 10 re-
place the anti-SOcialst law. It is i'm
possible to fOresee how the hrtrr0g N
eOuS elements of the reirhStar Will ruup
themselves upon the governments pro
pOsalS. The official eXpectance is that the
projects of the council of state Will be
quietly discussed and accepted, but that
the army credits and the anli-anaTc INST
law will test the position of the govern
ment toward the majority. he trrIS-
Sinnige organs regard the credits as put
forward in order to force the Center 10
declare its tactics, and they predict that
ii the CenteriSts throw their vote
AGAINST THE COVE iNMENT
q dissolution Will he immediately pro-
nuunccd, Prince Bismarck going to
form of the maintenance OF the Efficiency
of the army. The moderator of the
tone OF the Centrist pap rs indicates
the intention to form an lance with
Prince Bismarck if the only remaining
disabilities of the Catholics are re-
moved. The Germania predicts
the form ton of d majority
which will assist the gOvt Iment III so
cial reforms on Christian basis, tine
maintenance of protection. ST duties, the
defense of the rights OF the monarch,
and the strengthening OF the federal
character of the empire. If this were
all the Clerical party desired, il coalition
of the conservatives and centrlSls would
be assured, but behind this smooth home
programme, the Catholic leaders con-
Ceal a design to try 10 cOtrce me chan
CellOr into startling chan ge of forte II
policy affecting the relations of Italy
and the Vatican. Although the Cleri-
gPSlivc illusions constantly recur to the
resolutions adopted at recent Catholic
congresses in favor of foreign inttrVrn-
ton at Rome. The CenlriSt Leaf
ers are too sagaciOuS To Insist upon
change OF Prince Bismar"k'S
policy toward Italy as an Immediate
condition of their support. The first
terms asked will be educational cOnces-
siOns. When these shall have been
granted whatever pressure the CentristS
can exercise they will concentrate upon
an effort to effect rupture of the exist
lug
COMPACT WITH TIE QUIRINAL.
The antl-anarchist bill is the en-
perOr'S Inspiration, and was aSsented to
by Prince Bismark. it is the anti-s0-
CiaiSt law under a new name. The
exact provisions of the measure are un-
known, but it is understood that the eX-
pulSiOu clause of the anti-SUCialiSt law
is omitted. and thas the bill permits Il
wider freedom OF discussion in the press
and on the platform, and enactS
SevGrer penalties against asSailants
of the crown and the gov
erpmcut The empprur'S speech at
BrandenbuTg on Wednesday con-
tinues to excite the greatest public i'll
ferest. The official version in the North
German Gazette. instead OF modifying,
intensiiies the emperor's declaration of
abSOutlSm. Throughout the speech the
speech the emperor asserted in the most
emphatic language his personal author
ity and his responsibility to God. In
the most remarkable passage, which
Will be forever memorable, he said: IL
see in the people and the land entrusted
TO me by God talent which, as the
Bible says, it is my duty to increase.
mean with all my strength to 50 trade
add many another thereto. Those who
help me | heartily welcome; those vino
oppose me dash in pieces" ''Die ieni-
gen wclche sich nur bel arbeit engegen-
stellcn zeTSchmetttre ich." The final
phrase evoked the livelieSt comment
The Semi.Ot1icial press holds that it is
not to be regarded as threatening moral
opposition. but merely physical and
violent
RESISTANCE TO THE LAW.
The Conservative Post halls the
speech as cOnsonant with the spirit that
has a,WaYS animated the kings OF PruS-
STA. Other Conservative papers com
mend it as the promise of vigorous
rule, leading to strong home and for
eign policy that will keep Germany
from the Impotence of parliamentary
governments like that of France. The
Liberals value the speech a. placing
under white light the character of a
monarch who deems himself the sole
arbileT of the nations dpstinles, ignor-
ing the fact that the various parties in
the reichStag want to carry out their
own ideas and not his, and who is fool
iSh enough to threaten to dash the PEG.
pie to pieces ON the eve Of the meeting
of parliament in which the govern
ment will face hostile majority. The
imperial threats find an echo among the
ultra Conservatives. The POmeranian
RcichspOSt urges the emperor to eStab-
lish a dictatorship. Other papers adj
wise the suppression of universal Suf-
frage and the suspension of
the Sittings of the reichstag if
the opposition becomes violent.
The Rheinische WestphallScheZe itung.
BismdTCkian organ, asserts OH author
ity that the chancellor, freely criticising
Che result OF the elections, said: 1--WE
shall leave the new reichstag to cook in
its own Juice" The CentriSt west
phalschc Merkur to-day asserts that the
chancellorship crisis is renewed, and
that the retirement of Bismarck is inl-
minent. The article diScloses the eX-
traVagant hopes of the CericaiS of the
early triumph of the Vatican. The
Socialists Krause and Rieckman have
been sentenced to eighteen months i'm
priSonment at hard labor for commit
ting perjury at the recent So 'ialiSt trial
at Elberfeld. Gemmar, another Social
ist, received a sentence of one year at
hard labor for similar Offense. To
morrow will be the anniversary of the
death of Emperor William l., and the
day will be observed by the cOnsecra.
tion of the imperial mausoleum at Char
lottenburg in the presence of the EN-.
peror and his family. The bodies OF
William and Augusta have been placed