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rHE AMERICAN PoRK aUIsrioN
DISCUSSED.
liy telegraph 9, the yGwst
NEWS rGoa arauANY.



Questions Discussed by thst Body.
BERLIN, oct. lO.-'Copyright, 1891,
by the New York Associated Press. +
After long recess the Bun icsrath, or
legislative boty, representing the in.
dividual States Of durmt ny, rcassrm-
hied on "Wednesday. The House con.
side!cd ~ Hrst In order the projected
law 70 ropfcss drunkenness, which, Rs
!. well known, T. pot measure " the
Emperor. A majority VI tho plenipo.
tentiarics declared that their Govern.
incnts could not accept the project in
It, present form. The Bavarian repre-
sentative intimated that his State de-
sired no such liquor legislation ~ tho
bill provided. The pfcssihn mentor,
acting under instructions from tho
EmptloT, was the only plenipotcntlary
who defended the mtasufc. The biz
was finally referred 10 a commission.
IL l. certain that II viii appear IN the
lloichstag transformed from rude,
thorough attack upon tho LIQUOR trade
Into mildly bencilccut bill for the
protection OF drunkafds.
TiE LIQUoH DEALERS
are arranging for holding congress at
stuttgart fof the purpose Of organizing
Tor political defense.
Tho BuudcHrath discussed the nholi.
ton OF prohibition against
THE IMPORTATION o. AMERoAN
i'URE,
aud approved the eiict opening tho
country 10 America, but viii delay de.
rision on the proposal 20 relax the vcx.
atiou- iormaliiles restricting the entry
Of Austrian, Italian and Russian pork
into Germany. Austria has complained
OF the Partially shown to the United
States while the Drclbund allies are
not similarly favored.
Special Interest attaches 10
TIiE socialist oOsoREss
shortly 20 assemble ut Erfuu. Tho
directing committee has received tho
programme. The demands comprise
universal suffrage without distinction
~ 10 sex; a secret ballot; propofti0naiu
representation, voting on Sundays or
holidays; pas mrnt VI membcrs; popu.
lar right 10 initiate or reject legislation,
popular control Of State, provincial
and communal administrations; annual
votes on taXations; popular decision M
10 peace or waii creation Of international
arbitration tribunals; right OF free
speech aud free nesting; abolition Of
SLATE subvcntl0nH 10 churches; unlyer.
sal military instructions; militia re-.
placing standing army; sccularlzatlOn
Of schools; free education; free luzticu;
that Jndgus he elected by the people;
gfaiuitOus medicine; State supported
doctors; progressive income tax;
abolition Of Indirect taxation; eight
hour; unbrOken reposc for thirly.BlN
hours weekly for every workman; State
surveillance Of factories, mines and
other industries; formation Of u labor
bureau; cooperation Of workmen's I'd.
minlstfatlon; universal state insur.
nnce; prohibiting employment Of chill.
dron undOr ~ years, Prohibition Of
truck systcn; and rights OF workmsn
10 form coalitions.
Comprehensive rs these demands
are, there are extremists In the party
who want more. II the young section
dominates IN tho congress there will
he some general declarations against
property aud other anarchist rosolu.
lions adopted. The committee has an
elaborate programme, which, while
TO Overturn tho state, pro.
poses to transform the state iuto no.
clnlls, agency.
During the Empcror's presence in
Frankfort, whore he visited tho elec.
trical exhibition, an attempt wns ma do
TO ascertain the Imperial opinion Ia re.
gard to
TIM RUSSIAN LOAN.
II Ia reported that his Msjcsty frankly
said; "rhe bankers can do ~ they
please. My people Understand that
lending money 20 Russia meaus war
On u.s." Nothing ~ now heard Of tho
loan on the Bourso. No German viii
Invest In IT,
Tho German war office has been in
'ornied Of AN Important
CAPTURE on A spY
by the Australian authorities, A man
arrested a. Suezala was discovered TO |
be French airoiilcer. Papers Of a
highly compromising character, 70.
Iating TO tho Prusso-Au strian frontier,
were found on him.