Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30
he Socialist Leader Of ihc Reich'tag
cflllcizes the Government
Policy.
ptnovNcino THE PaorEcrIonlsr
MEASURES.
American Corn In The Manufacture OF
Gcrman Soap; An Iadustfy
with Big Prospects.
" Telegraph to the SEwsi
THE BUDGET DEBATE.
A Lively skirmi.h Ia the osrmn"
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BrRfIN, Nov. 2s.-The debate In
the Rcichstag ON the budget today wns
unwontedly lively. After Herr BUM,
National Liberal, spoke in dcfenso OF
the policy pursued by Bismarck ~
chancellor, and commented adversely
upon the course adopted by Caprlvi,
Herr Bcbcl, Socialist leader, criticised
the rapid Increase OF the imperial
debt. aud Tho army and navy appro-
pflatiors. Hc contcnded that II was
Inevitable, In the event OF war, that
number OF German States should he.
come bankrupt. "How,n he aaked,
''could such Immense masscs Of troops
be- long moved and fed. Expressions
had recently beuu used which con-
voyed 10 these masaos Of soldiers the
Idea that they might be employed, not
only againat n foreign foe, but also
ngalnst mn enemy within the empire.
AoITATED MunrURs
from cvory part OF the room followed
this alluslon 10 the recent uttsrsnce Of
the Emperor.
Herr Bethel, continuing, said that
With every thousand new recruits the
social democracy was being more and
more strongly Infused into tho amy.
As Chancellor Won Caprivi had
pictured Journalists ns only tho propa.
ratorsof unrest, no felt bound 10 say
that many orators were also engaged
IN the work OF agitation, and cited ne
an istauce the speech recently deliver
ud nj Erfurt by this parsonage.
Al this point tho voice OF the Presi-
dent, Count Ballestrom, interrupted
the speaker, refusing 10 allow the
Lmperor's speech 10 DO subjected 10
criticism.
Hen Bobel said he would leave his
cnmparlsouA Ia the hands OF the public,
who we'll know II was not journalism
that spread tho feeling Of unrest
through the country.
TOUCHING THE PRorEcrIoNIsr Policy,
he said that the heavy tariffs imposed
~ the government, coupled with tn.
military expenditures, created enor-
NOUS economic difficulties. The light
reduction IN the corn duties In tho
treaty Of commerce with Austria was
not sufficient 10 OBJECT tho want Of
proper nourishment, from which
millions suffer, the result being m
enormous Increase In disease, mortality
aud crime.
THE structure Of tho middle class Of
rocicty, Rebel continued, VIVA built la
a swamp Ia which IL was slowly
sinking, probably 10 make room for
another and better social organization.
THE country had got rid Of one enemy,
social reform, when BlsmarnS was
driven rom power.
Horo Count Ballestrom AGAIN called
Bebel 10 order, declaring that tho cx-
pfvssions Ia connection with tho eN-
chaucellOri6 name could not he per-
miced; boing directed againat abscnt
mcmhers Of the house.
Bebel replied that Bismarck had
not Yet taken his seat In thu house, and
proceeded with his
prSuScfATGOSs or TIE dovERSalENT,
which. he asserted, was following a.
lar AZ u dared, In Bismafuk's :oothteps,
while assuming the role Of protector Of
thu working classes.
Chancellor Won CRprivi said no be.
believed the country appreciated the
efforts made by tho government for
Tue amelioration Of the lot OF the work
Ing classes.
rhu assurances Of peace given by NJ.
De Glers, the Russian foreign minister.
dudng his stay In this city, had close
connections with the negotiations of
Tue Nnsslan government with the Ber-
lin husnciep. Despite the recent dec.
laihtiOn OF the government against
herman capital propplng up Russian
finances, several big firms here and Mt
frankfort sent agent, 10 hold secret
RuAfaN.s.s.. ssrlfl ~ a.
ltussiam minister OF finance, when he
passed through Frankfort on his way
70 Paris. Reports OF the nnanciers'
ooquetling with the Russian treasury
bocoming known, caused revival OF
NO attacks by the'pIess upon Russian
finances. These attacks were partly
Inspired by the government.
" IA announced that tho Emperor
WIZ supnrvlEe the formation Of y com.
mission for boureo reform.
o., Minister Phelps, In speech at the
thanksgiving banquet, appeared to
anticipate n
REDUCTION OF THE CORN TARIFP.
lie taid: "Tho American pig hns en-.
tered the Brandenberg gate, but IL still
hungry. by Christmas, however, will
have all II wants, cheap and enough. -
A dispatch from Rio Janeiro today
States that the German minister 10 Ira.
I'll hnd conference with the Brazilian
minister 0f foreign affairs regarding the
negotiations of commercial treaty
between this two countries. The con.
iercnce, the Dispatch adds, resulted fa-
vorably.
American corn promises 10 assum ma
an important place In the manufacture
u soap IN Germany. Hitherto manu-.
lecturers used linaeod oil, procured In
kussla; but, owing 10 tho failure OF the
crop there, they were compelled TO look
IN other directions for supply OF oil.
Fast Indian linseed oil was tried, but
the experiment WIS., unsuccessful. An
eminent chemist, after many expert.
mentf, decided that oil obtained from
corn was best suited 10 the uses Of the
manufacturer. The latter are now
obtaining their supplies from Chicago,
anu the chances are that the trade " MI
equal thirty or forty million bushel,
yearly,
DE- q. Bell,agent Of the United States
treasury, N Of the opinion that the ia,
unsity, once stauee, viii assume ini
mense proportions.
nis Row In the 0mauA city CouaeiI