The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-30
BISMARCK Is BITTER.
Assails individuals, but Will
Not Lead the Opposition.
THE GERMAN SOCIALIST SPLIT.
French Labor Troubles Approaching .
Dangerous Stage--Austraiian Trades
Union Leaders Sentenced.

BERLIN. Oct 2a-tAssociated Press. Copy
rlshted. Isa2l-Emperor William will open the
reiehstag in person November -. While the
IMPERIAL parliament is wrestling over the army
bill, the Prussiau Iandtsg, which IN summoned
to meet November ., will ha involved in a party
fight on fiscal reforms proposed by pr. Miguel,
minister o. finance. Both sessions will strain
the energy OF the ministers and produce crisis
periods. yet the official circle is confident the
Proposed budget will meet with acceptance.
Prince Bismarck VIII not reappear In the
feiehstag II the success OF the coalition against
The government was absolutely secure, with
himself master of the situation. he would not
hesitate, bur the person who latest tried 90 in-
terview him could not extort even side light
on the princess attitude toward the impending
struggle. His criticism was chiefly personsli-
lies. The present ministers. he said. are so
magnificent and the covering o! the shield
sAes present so transparent that the EN-
psror himself always shines through them.
II is dangerous Ia the future of the mon
hehical idea, he added, for "A ruler, even with
the best intentions, 10 appear so frequently in
The political field without decent ministerial
covering Continuing. Prince Bismarck said;
10 light with ministers who are men of straw
mas no charms for me. Some OF them cling
th'ouch personal necessities TO the posts that
ieed them. They have large families or there
are other things shar demand that they retain
sion to nr. Won Soettieher, head OF the imperial
home Office and representative of the chancel-
iof The sort OF man," said Prince Bismarck,
Is represented in che government OF which
fFeder ek tbs Great once said they were anus
ing AZ table, out whom Frederick kicked ont.
Now they are not kicksd out My son is much
less resigned 10 he out of ONCE than am, but
&c has long seen that compsution with certain
ministers is only possible provided one preyi-
Visiy wears the livery for some years
l HE negotiation OF Il commercial treaty with
Adssla IS about 10 be resumed.
The Programme OF the independent Socialist
t7tN mas noally developed and il marks their
eVhaite secession from the main body OF the
s"e'si Democrats The programme declares that
"e "eTkmea ought Ia reject state socialism ia
every form Tie, should rather enleehle IL and
to@p'ete!y sbclI.h the state They should try
- espIare tie means of production and abolish
.NP-'Slstc society through strikes; should re-
4as 90 enter into legal obligations. etc. should
Vsf'se al the leading institutions OF modern so
wy such as the church, state schools. the
@S' bureaucracy and pagliamcntarisTn sud re-
wV-sHaet society u a basis Of perfect equality
s'aeGt distinction ~ In ser. The manifesto is
'0e embodiment Of sheer snsrchism- The
10y has growing number o; adher-
80 II Germany. The soclalistie mem
L r. 81 the rcichstag, singer, Rebel,
.-soAaschi and Auer, " Ill re the occasion Of
s'eS. congress 81 the sociailstic party on
"essAaSr IL 20 deuouuce The manifesto IS anti
soeslisLc
representative Of the Associated Press is in
.e1aea that German steamship companies have
s.sva not II forward Russians or Huugsrisns
20 niied states 50 long - cholera exists in
Ss ahd Hungary. Reports current from
NV fesk that nOhemlaas would he excluded
az 40; correct
aas baKa Standard o.. Company has been
Il
4 e's American STANDARD ~ Csrarsuy for TIA
se'naan market
1p<r'Faeats recently made In Germany with
] -" Aind OF amor shoS II 80 he tsr superior
snF kind hereto ora made. II II said the re-
\ ~alS Qualities u sais srlor are 80 great yaat