Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-31
BERLIN BITS.
lhe Army Bill and Fiscal Re-
forms Pending,
THE IRON CHANCELLOR TIRED.
He ScOTnS 10 Fight with Ministers who
THE IRON CHANCELLOR TIRED.
NEGOTIATION WIN nussIA.
Programme OF the Socialists. -. The
socinI Season. -- Experiments with
New Kind Of krmor.

BERLIN, Oct. 20.-Emperor William
will open the Rvichstag in pcrson Nov
cmber 29nd.
While tho Imperial Parliament thall
be wrestling over the army bill tho
Prussian Landtag, which is summoned
to meet November 9th, will DO in
volved In party fight on the fiscal
reforms proposed by DIR. Miguel, minis
ter of Finance. Both sessions will
strain the energy OF the ministers n nd
may prodnco n crlsis. People on the
inside OF official circles are confident
tina. the army bill will be approved, as
they also are confident that the pro.
posed budget will meet with accept
ance.
PRINCE BisMARH
Will not reappcar In the Rciohstag. II
the success Of the coalition against the
government weTo absolutely secure,
with himself master of the situation,
he would not hesitate again 10 I ike his
seat. Prince Bismarck said: "ro
fight with ministers who are mon Of
straw has no charms for me. Some OF
them cling through personal necessl.
ties TO the posts that feed them. They
have large families or other things
that demand that they retain their
Offices"
This is interpreted NJ n spItei,il allu.
sion 10 Won Boetcher, head OF the
Imperial home office and representa-.
tive Of the chancellor.
"rhls sort Oi a man, said Prince
Bismarck, sis represented in tho gov
eminent OF which Frederick the Great
once said, they were amusing ut table,
but whom Frederick kicked out. Now
they are not kicked out. The situation
has no sword for me. My son is'much
less resigned to he out of Office than
am, but he has long seen tnnt coinpe-
tition with certain ministers IL almost
impossible"
NEGOTIATIONS or THE COMMERCIAL
TREATY
with Russia are aoout TO be resumed.
The programme OF the independent
! Socialist party has finally been drafted,
and 1t marks their secession from the
main body Of social Democrats. The
programme declared that workmen
ought TO reject state socialism In every
form. They should rather enfeeble II
and completely abolish the state. They
should try to capture the means Of pro.
duotion and abolish the cspitalistic
society through strikes. They should
oppose all leading institutes Of modern
society such as tho church and state
schools, the army bureaucracy and
parliamen,nrism and reconstruct 10.
ciety on basis OF perfect equality
without distinction as TO sex. The
manifest embodiment OF the sphere
Is Rnarchism. The party has a growing
number OF adherents In Germany.
THE SOCIAL SEASON
that was opening brilliantly at the
American legation was Interrupted by
Mrs. Harrison's death. Mrs. Phelps
had Issued invitations 10 dinner In
honor OF Minister White at which
Chancellor Won Caprivi, General
Schouvaloll, Russian enbassador, and
other dignitaries would have been
present. The invitations were with
drawn when II was learned that Mrs.
Harrison was dead.
A representative OF the Associated
Press was Informed today that the
German steamship companies had
agreed not TO forward Russians or
Hungarisus TO the United States as
long as cholera exists In Russia or
Hungary. The reports current from
New York that Bohemians would also
be excluded are correct.
This Taku Standard OIL company
has been formed there. Its aim will be
to compete with the American stand.
ard hs.
market.
Experiments have recently been
made IN Germany with new kind OF
armor, claimed TO be far superior TO
any kind heretofore made. II is said
the resisting qualities OF this armor are
90 great that a thin layer Of II will pre-
vent the passage OF new small CALDER
rifle bullets.
IL would incite In many communi.
ties race troubles and invite retnliatory
legislation, which would disturb prop.
erty values, and discontinue and DIES.
troy the security " northern invest
ments, aud Its rfiex action uEon
northern states would result In cOnse.
quont loss OF commercial and trnke re-
lations with vast territory now becom-
ing tributary TO their wealth and pros
perity.
say nothing now OF the inherent
vice OF the un-Amerlcan and revolu.
tionary spirit involved ia the Lodge
bill, which WIS pronounced by Re.
publican Senator as the"most Infamous
that ever crossed the Threshold Of the
Senate" | appeal TO the instincts Of
the self interest and sense OF common
Justice in the American people. The
era Of good feeling aud renewed com.
morclal relations commencing with
the administration OF Cleveland in
1884 should not be interrupted by the
Inauguration OF policy tending 70
destroy popular representation and the
purity OF local seli.government which
furnishes the instrument to dlsoredited
federal power to perpetuate itself;
which seeks to keep alive sectional
Jealousy aud strife; which threatens
Important and material interests, and
which offers no excuse or pallistion In
power OF IA political party which has
J lOst public confidence.