The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-27

Kaiser Is said to be angry MT so m Rsrn ~. nr
cd that he will call them. from Bursomaster
| duwa. IT, severe account. ,,s ,n tho
morning answering Inquiries teegraphed to
them from their respective Governments, -, ~ ~
said that It was thSsn apX nnnsor ht 20 rijc
n ah nrdi the En ThiSrsartcn this afternoon The
is kno i e.
over the story that hc trcmhled with ienr as nc
stood n window looking At tho hat cSo cp
ing m;t today. aecnrdins to some accounts. was
far from hcnrty or shontane""si n no i manu- ~.
featured order Tho large force of police pres
en, in plain clothes and II mmii3 f a sas roh
| Tho other districts Of Berlin were quiet. Tho
guarded qua The. pnhlic buildings. Gordon Of
military and police was drawn around the
within ::36oj yards OF tho castle Outside this
erei in the neighboring streets, but few cared
to approach very near the line OF soldiers ana
In the course Of tho day. il is said. several
! arrests we're made by tho secret police. ann "
81 tes .Sa sr Tess' sSSc
tho palace lad been placed there because ST ,hS
| plot existed among the ANARCHISTS to attempt
to blow up the castle. or at least TO- destroy u
arrested last night. it was snid; was one who was
dressed like n woman. and who had concealed
S@Ean s Of dsffnas IT % @SsI a lss a
, Who M man smary e%npo o and tt
| crs. watch their opportunity fora united rush
n ths a4a sn Y II. hSr whS
might have involved also tho dealt, q the En-
rer2r What truth ther" was In th,G raa or
is known. however. that among thu persons
persons in ,womcn's clothes. and this fact, to-
ESther with ,he cxtrao,,'inary rreeaattiiS%lniss
Nndnss tc-ay WIS cited i as zen lend Ing c?up to
the story IN nny cas-. advanced s9 ,snt IT.
S mc hsy HTS w thu o
AKA + Be tired Upon hs &S Ss
The police are known to have searched this
afternoon the, houses OF several wcl-known
! bombs were found. The railroad stations are
| closely watched for the arrival or departure Of
tho report that number, of Anarchist agit4
! tors who have recently been making their
sSa ar" ak II iI thsr IN Way t"M Bsrn
Should they be recognized they will be ar
res;Gt nir"mftly. :, ~, rows,,nors Of nsrr
have done such a ilapriships BUSINESS since
/
ernment organs hslittl"d tho whole affair.
iistnrbance on tho part Of a few unemployed
wOrkmcn. THO middle class tnners discussed
Grsyeiy mi intm2teh TIM" tn, the ,i rihs H."
could be relied uron 10 give it. to them. The
brutality. uphrnided tho Government for pay
ing more attention to rrcparation.i for war
of Germany. and frankly predicted that long
struggle between the Emperor and the people
rest With the people. They asserted That the
country. was, heartily tired of hearing tn.
t aav %. WT '' workmcm were sath
cred, and predicted that government OF the
na r a hS nses %n
restore to Europe the. peace and prosperity
wlhlch tn" large majority had SO long desired
| There is much :rvera cor7rtSi,t or. the I'm
reror'ss speech TO tho Dranfenhure l.andtag.
| TIE lirss,che Ieitnol f,r irstanre. remarks
nobody would DO loft but Catholics. and the
Ioee, eXfr;ssss th g, opinion TINT If the En-
grate Is accepted. tho Emperor will rule over
| desert
the. Eeiehstas q bitter nrraignment q tho
police who are charged with having behaved
| women as well as men III suppreSSing the dem
Onstration Of the unemployed.
COMMENT on THE BRANDENnURG SPEECH.
LONDON. Feb. 2B.The Berlin correspondent
| Oh tne IHI'S says
THE impression created in Germany by, En-
! peror Williams speech at the ErlndeEburG
| banquet is indescrihablc. 1t is felt that tho
gauntlet has been thrown down. and that tho
| struggle OF the Government with The ever
gr1winnG opposition will be fought TO the bitter
unpopular bills. will be forced through the
Legislature at all costs: The ImpcrorS words
| have solidihed the Radical coalition. The Min
listers are nowin the presence Of tho united
opposition Of the National Liberals. lindicals.
aud Socialists. and the Government will de dc.
livered bound hand and foot into the hands of
tho Ccntrists.
Should the upper House OF the Prussian
Dict reject the Education bill tho psychology
iral moment for the reappenrancce Of Prince
bismarck will have arrived. and the deadlock
vii! be more complete because il RECOURSE is
had to dissolution the present narrow major.
ity OF twenty given by the combined forces 81
the Conservatives and Centrsts will inevitably
disappear under the coalition uf tho National
Liberals and Eadicais: who o3pnos"od each
seats into he hands Of tho Conservatives"
81. PETERSBURG. Feb 2i-Newspaper COM
mcnt upon tho speech Of Emperor v liam to
the irandrnburg Diets most nElavorablr. Tho
opinion Is generally expressed that its worst
effect il to in pire doubt rs to the stability Of
the Emperors pacific intentions.