Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-29

GOSSIP By CABLE.
LONDON. June ga Berlin dispatch says
that three Of the leading detectives in the Prus-
sian government service have gone to London
to keep an eye on the exiled anarchists and So
cialists in that city during the coming visit Of
the kaiser and to point out to the English po-
lice any who are likely to be troublesome. The
mission of the detectives is said to be merely
precautionary and that the government has re-
ceived no information that would justify fear
OF any intended insult or injury to the kaiser.
Nevertheless it is known to the police that the
German colony in London includes number
OF individuals who are wholly anarchical in
their tendencies and who are believed capable
of abusing the hospitality of England to show
their hatred of existing institutions.
The German anarchists are said to have a Sc
cret club in east London in which the most
dangerous doctrines are discussed and action
against other governments urged, ii not de-
termlned upon. No overt act has. however,
yet been proved against these people. The
russian nlhilists also have a headquarters in
London. where conspiIacies are Matched and
the means provided to carry them out. There
is strong under current Of sympathy with the
nlhlllsts which does not exist for the German
anarchists, and the latter would do well If they
value their ease not to provoke public attention
during the imperial visit.
LEFT IN CHARGE OF GERMANY.
NV A"ioSi lcuNts ITll-Ct I1eHT CudTSe VI
the empire during his absence. Prince Henry
has been we'll trained to occupy the post of re-
gent, either in war OF in peace. He is credited
with having all the kaiser energy without his
eXcentricities.
OPPOSED TO THE JEsyITs.
1t is stated that the Grand Duke Frederick
OF Baden has addressed a memorial to the
kaiser energetically opposing the readmission
Of Jesuits to. Germany The grand duke is a
strong enemy of the Jesrits, whom he banished
from his duchy in 1855. His wife being an aunt
to the kaiser the grand duke possesses much
influence with the kaiser. which he has always
used in behalf of the main t. nance of u strictly
conservative policy both toward church and
state. On the subject of the Jesuits the kaiser
IL believed to be III perfect harmony with the
grand duke
KEEPING AN EYE on DRESDEN SOCIALISTS
The police of Dresden have received special
orders to attend all meetings in which they
have reason to suspect that any attacks upon
the government will be uttered and 10 arrest
any person f,nilty vi disorderly language or of
lese majestic. While no effort will be made to
prevent representation OF German socialists
III tie socialist congress in Brussels. yigilant
eye Is to be kept on all who so there. and
speakers attacking the German imperial house
in their remarks will be called to account.
WARRANT FOR EDWARD DE coBAIN.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest Of Mr.
Edward de Cobain, member of parliament for
East Belfast and Deputy Grand Master of the
Orange Institution i'll Ireland Mr.. de Cobain
IL charged with immoral practices. In reply to
an appeal from his friends that he return from
Spain. where he is now said to be. and confront
Lis accusers, Mr.. de Cobain recently wrote: Il
do not feel that TIE Lord points ont to me as
the path of duty that l should meet my ac-
cusers and imperll my life and liberty by swear
ing against large number of perjured ruffians.
Gods guidance does not require that should
make such a sacrifice"
TIN PLATE WORKERS ANGRY.
The stoppage of the Welsh tin plate works
has made the operatives angry. They contend
that a cessation of one week per month would
answer the same purpose and avert distress. 1t
has been decided by the workers to send sixty
of their number to America to ascertain the
prospects Tor profitable employment there.
American agents are here buying the latest
machinery and Offering over double the wages
paid on this side of the ocean.
JAMAICA NOT EAGER FOE RECIPROCITY WITH Us.
The Times today gives prominence in its
columns to letter from Sir Henry Arthur
Drake. governor and commander in chief of
the Island of jamaica. who is at the present
moment in this city. In this communication
Sir Henry Blake distinctly contradicts Dun
IdlZlCi uIspltsn uutcu new lOrk, June
70. stating that Jamaica WAS anxious for
reciprocity with the United States and assert
ing that the inhabitants Of that island we're hold
ing public meetings III order to advocate
the reciprocity idea. Gov. Blake adds that he
has cabled TO the acting colonial secre tary at
Jamaica, who replied to the effect that no such
meetings have been held. and he. the governor
| il therefore in position TO say that every
statement made in this communication by the
| Dunlap-Dalziel agency is untrue. Gov. Blake
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pie Of Jamaica are anxious to extend their
trade in any and every direction. but that
Jamaica il not prepared to concede dfferental
duties to the United States.
TRASsfERRiSG THE TIN PLATE INDUSTRY.
The Times today. referring to the fact that
sixty delegates from the tin plate working dis
tricts Of Wales are going to the United States
in order to inquire into the prospects of profit
able employment there and to the sta .emeut
made that American agents in London are buy
ing the latest improvements in tin plate
machines. as well Offering double wages to
tin plate workers. saws: should the delegates
report favorably upon the prospects for the tin
plate workers in the United States il is not I'M
likely that there will be large an exodus
to America as to lead to great portion of the
trade hitherto monopolized by Wales being
transferred to America. Hitherto the idea has
been that II was impossible to manufactu re tin
plates In America. owing to atmospheric con-
OluOns, out TIN plate makers VINO accompanied
the Iron and Steel Institute delegates to
America reported that there was nothing ex-
cept the want of skilled labor TO prevent the
successful manufacture Of tin plato in
America"
NOT INSANE AND MUST DIE.
The court Of appeals in Copenhagen today
confirmed the sentence Of death passed upon
Ihilipsen, the soap manufacturer who con-
fessed on Apri, IL. 1890. that he had strangled
a clerk named Never (who had been missing
had sent Meyers body to New York packed in
a lime cask. Meyers body was shipped back
from New York to Copenhagen. where it ar
rived on May IA. 1870. Phiiiysen was sentenced
May IA, 1891. to suffer the death penalty but
his lawyers ppealed from this sentence on the
/ ground tina, Philipsen was insane. The court
of appeals in confirming the sentence passed
upon the murderer also decided that ne was
not insane.
TEE KAISER AT HAMBURG.
! The Emperor and Empress Of Germany, &C.
companied by Prince Henry of Prussia and the
/ Princess Irene. his wife. arrived at Hamburg
today. The imperial party were received on
/ their arrival by Count Vor Waldersee and the
municipal and military authorities.
PROTECTION FOR HEBREWS.
| The populace attacked and looted the He
\ brew booths in Scherwifka near Odessa and
maltreated the occupants. who fed to their
homes. which they barricaded. As result of
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