The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-14
BTSMfRCK'S CANDIDACY.
lie Stoutly Declines to Run-Parneil and His
Inemios-Affars In Chill.

LoNDoN. Mar 13-Prince Bismarck has not
yet gyenarcplyto theinvtation tobe a candi-
dltefor the Reichstag from Gestemundia. Han
over II is stated that the Princes chief rea-
son for hc.itatiug is not political but because
he does not care 20 live for any length Of time
iu Berlin. lie would not take the seat with
ont fulfilling ITS Obj cations, and That would
make II necessary for him % stay
away from home. As TO the rest,
it would give him pleasure TO sat
In the Rcichstag and express those opinions
which he felt 1t his duty as citizen not 10
conceal II appears. therefore. that the ques-
tion of whether the Prince viii take seat IN
the Rcich-tag is one Of personal convenience.
The Social Democrats have been aroused by
Chancellor Won Cauriyl's statement that they
ara Fan element of danger that possibly might
have to Dee combatted iu the streets
The Social Democrats claim Ia be carrying
ON their agitation entirely within c0nstitu-
tional lines that they want no street fighting,
and that 90 some extent they are IN agreement
with the Government SD far as they both re-
gard a radical transformation ot existing soci-
cty as "a necessity.
TIT GFBMAN Exhibition.
A Munich dispatch says that the Bavarian
artists and manufacturers are taking active
steps fora hlcrepreseutationl IN the COM
ing German exhibition ln London.
The Germans are depressed and the Hun
garaus are pleased by the result of the Aus
trian census showing that the population ou'-
side of Hungary has made more than three
per cont. Jess increase IN ten years than the
p pulTi N of Hungary. The total figures Fl
ino Empire show that the Austrian Kaiser
rules over 42,50O 900 people.
rAESELL AND MRS. o'sHEA.
The McCarhvites are making every effort
To defeat the object of the visit Of Alr. Par
N...HHH FH
weeks % private detective has been engaged
iu following Mr. Panel i'm Ireland and Ing
land with the view of getting up additional
scandals about Parnell and Mrs. O'Shea. to dee
tclegrauhcd TO America about the same time
as the arrival of the ENJOYS. i is SAID that
the detective has gathered evidence showing
that Nh pWncn has kept up his
relation. with Mrs. O'Shea the same
a- before the divorce suit. Mr. Par
nclr- friends neither deny nor admit the
statement. bat aver that Mr.. Parnen intends
10 marry Mrs. O'Shca as soon as the decree OF
the divorce is made absolute. They also
claim that Mrs D OShca and her daughters be-
inc without % aprotector. Mr. Parnellls justified
i'm looking after them. il Is said that Nh. Par
nell DELAYED the issue Of his manifesto until
after an interview with Thomas I. OConnor,
who went t0 Brighton 10 meet Mr.. Parnell di-
rectly upon landing.
BALMACRDNs LAST RESORT.
It's rmored in Buenos Ayre- that Presi-
dent Balmaceda. of Chill has as a last resort
To- retrieve the Government cause offered
amnesty 20 all rebels who desert 4 promise
of an increase of go per cent. in all ranks OF
the army j. also made. Those wounded IN
the service of the Government wall
during convalesceuce receive full pay.
the widow. or orphans Of both
officers and prvates viii be granted
pension equal TO the latter'- full pay for two
years TO sailors whoat tnce desert from the
service of the reyolutonists an increase Of
half their pay is promised. while the pay ot
the officers of the navy will be increased half
the present amount received 10y them. Ac-
cordiug 20 the Government organ the entire
army of the Government. with the exception
of tie Santiago garrison, has gone over t. the
rebels.