The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31

disturbed y this arbitrary action OF the nrchi-
tects and threaten to revolt against this as
sumption Of power.
The so.called Guelph conspiracy ia still ksrt
alive BY the newspapers semi Official organs
accuse the Duke OF Cumberland OF subsidizing
the German and foreign newspapers to advo-
cato his cause. 1t is also asserted TINT the
Danish Court 10 backing the Duke in his trea-
sonable schemes but nobody credits tho asser.
tions. The police. however. are paving close
attention TO the Guolphists. several OF whom
have been subjected to domicilary search.
Tho trouble between tho civil and military
classes. which haa become common through
out Germany. has broken out with violence in
Maycnce. Three leading citizens. Herr Mag
nus. RAILWAY mEgnate; Herr Rauch, u brew
cry director. and Herr Wogel. a timber mer-
chant. were wcndinc thoIr way homewnrd ono
night last week when they were assaulted by
soldiers with their side arms and treated with
great brutality. Rauch hal his eye gouged
out and nose broken; VoRel received n
sabre cut In the arm. which was laid
Omen to tho bono. md Magnus was
run through in various parts OF
the body. On the approach Of tho townspeo-
rle. the alarm having been given. the soldiers
made of. The citizens are especially incenssd
at this outrage. az Lieut. Ieydecker. tried for
similar offence. aggravated by assault on a
burGher's wife and sentenced to two mouths
imprisonment. was pardoncd by the Emperor
eftnr IA weeks imnrisonment
Max Baginski. editor OF the Troletarier aus
dem RiesenGebrvs. published in Schwe!dnitz.
has been sentenced 10 eighteen months i'm.
prs onment for offences under the press laws
Tho Cologne Gazette hears that the employ ces
OF a tobacco factory nt Hamburg have founded
n cooperative social democratic society. tho
houro nj IN ho NJ MI olf hou
daily.
At Creuznnch two burglars, named wurz and
BovetZ. have been condemned to eight years
at hard labor for stealing tho sacred gold YES.
sells u. the parish church and robbing tho
priests safe OF 5000 marks.
Thee hundred master bakers OF Leipsic
have resolved to increase the price Of bread
sixteen pfenniCs per pound. reckoning four
teen ounces ae n pound.
Violent storms. accompanied by hail and tor
rents Of rair. have prevailed In the Bonn dis.
tr!ct The Prum valley is inundated. and the
Inhabitants are fleeinR into Bonn. The hur-
vest is completely destroyed. and distress
must result Lightning struck q church at
1omezzo during the celebration OF mass. and
three OF tho congregation were In instantly killed.
Four men of Bellis's circus at Tondern quar-
relied about n clowns joke. One resented
another's remark and fired at his companion
who was a butcher. The latter fell upon his
assailant with knife. The clown Joined In
the m lee which became general. the audience
joining in. Troops had TO be called out to
uuell the disturbance. Six wounded were
taken to the hospital and four are under arrest.
An engine fireman. at MaRdeburG. engaged
in a wrestling match with Tom Cannon. the
American champion. and throw him. Tho
umpire declared Cannon vanQuished, the
latter declined to pay the stake. 500 marks. de-
clarng that his shoulders had not touched
the ground together. The audience grew in
diCnant and attempted to storm the platform.
but were prevented by the police. who formed
. Gordon around Cannon and enabled him TO
escape. He took tho next train from Magde-
burg. while his manager was knocked down
by the crowd and nearly kicked to death.
The International Meteorological Con grsss
is in session at Munich. Eighty delegates are
present. including several from America