Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-13
The Electoral Contest at Ueestomunde:
Bismarck Has Accepted the
Candidacy.
INVESTIGATING rHt ALLEGED oY'
MAMIE PLOT.
A Big Deal Recently Made With the
Northera Pacific Directors In
New York.
By Telegraph to the Srwsl
nusmARcK's CANDIDACY.
Every body ASKS what III. Conduct Ia
the Heicb.tNg VIII ne.

BERLIN, April 1.-THE electoral
contest at Geestemunde, where Prince
Blsmafck's candidacy for the Rcichs-
tag Ia opposed by candidates belonging
20 the socialist aud Pfogres-ist parties,
has assumed the proportions Of great
event. Bismarck has definitely nc.
ceItcd the candidacy, on the assurance
that he will receive triumphant ma.
jority.
Accepting Bismarck'- reappearancc
In the Reichstag ~ certain, everybody
n.ks what his line OF action VIII he
when there. lie, himself, st,tcs that lac
will only alt " political events require
his Intervention. Count Herbert His
marck has told some 81 his friends that
event. seem 10 hasten his fathers
presence In the Relchsmy. The pessi.
mist view OF the foreign situation, pub
lIshcd by the Blsmarckian press, gene.
rally concludes with the suggestion
that the Princes continued absence
frum politics Ii had for the country.
No doubt the renewal Of the European
crisis Is the motive Of BismarcS's re-
Stunning the leading role.
Professor Celbrncs, au eminent Free
Conservative, In an article In Preus.
ssche Jahrbuocier, predicts misfortune
90 the Prince or the government.
Either the ex.chancellor, he says,
win overthrow the government TO rca.
lie power, or lie viii be crushed and
end his life In gloom aud shame.
TheIiant5Dgsr NdchIschfea denies
that II IL the intention Of the Prince TO
otter any vehement opposition to thu
Empcror's foreign policy, but proceed
ing 10 give authoritative views on the
situation abroad, the Ndohrichten dis.
closes that the Princes ideas are ID.
r.c.ly opposed to the policy OF the
government.
Ina discussion Of the question rs to
whether Prince Bismarck will try To
form party, oegcnwurt publishes q
letter Of the Prince 10 George Winter,
In which no says: "rhough desire
10 see formed great homogeneous par
liamen,ary majority, fear II IN vain
wish.v
These expressions clearly denote
some intention 70 construct q potent
parliamentary group.
The Hamburg socialists threaten "a
make riotols demopstrntion In Gees.
temunde on the day 81 voting. Their
sympathizers will send contingents fol
the purpose Of making lively time.
The exact details concerning the
Russian movement on the frontier
prove that the increase OF troops along
the Galiclan frontier amounts T.
twelve battallons. The st. Petersburg
government will acquire all the
southern Russian railways, NO NJ e
form direct line from the Black Sea
to the Baltic. The plan II OF great
strategetic Importance.
Tho report OF an abolition OF the re-
strictions against American pork wa
entirely premature. Tho truth OF tn,
matter IL that the government VIII moi
withdraw the restrictions until the new
American inspection measures are Iu
into efficient operation. Probably liv,
swine viii he admitted first, following
the precedent OF live cattle. The i'm
por,ation OF American cattle grow
npacc. lit develops In the same ratl'
every month, II win soon assume
enormous proportions. Tn. oillcii
Hamburg figures show tho importa
lions In January were Ia head; Febru
AIRY, 45i; March, Sill.