The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-18
CABLE NEWS FROMGERMANY
TIE GOVERNMENT HUNTING FOR An.
tRCHISTS IN THE BIG CITIES.

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nm International Conference to Take
Measures Against Observation-Disclosures
william win Entertain the Little Queen
OF Holland In Brilliant styie-His Pro.
eramme Tor the sumner--Ths Nation
Grumbiins at Hts Extravagance-AB Big
Scandal over the New Supply or Guns.
BERLIN April 1.-THE dynamite outrages In
France and Spain.together with the revelations
consequent upon the Poninsky assassination.
have reused the German Government to insti-
gate thorough search OF all the large cities Of
the empire for Anarchist agitators. suchow-
SKY. tho lender Of the poninsky plot. was found
10 be tho chief OF q band OF international rob-
hers and AnaSchists who make their homo In
weissensee. . suburb Of Berlin. and o similar
organization is said to have been uncovered by
the Berlin police In Moabit. In Berlin. Lelpsic.
Munich, Frankfort .on the Main. and Breslau
the police have made domiciliary visits for the
last ton days. and have found evidences OF pre-
variations on tho part OF Anarchists In the
empire to cooperate with their colleagues
abroad In tho effort to terrorize Europe.
In Wow OF the general dis1uietude OF the
empire and the approach OF May day. the
police. according TO orders from the Govern
mont, made fow arrests. the vast majority OF
the dangerous individuals apprehended hav-
ing been induced to emgrate to Switzerland.
Two hundred such suspects have been sent
from all parts OF the empire to Zurich and
Berne.
The Government OF Switzerland. overbur-
dened already with refugees from France and
Spain. has made strong protest against this
unfriendly action OF Germany. When the
Swiss Minister lnid his case before Count Ca
priv. however. tho latter replied:
Certainly we will take back our fugitives
from justice II you will allow US to take back
oil Of Them and we will DO glad to attend to
the matter OF furnishing thcm."
To this proposal for general extrndltion the
Swiss Government has not yet responded. AS
q matter Of fact, Germany has grave cause for
complaint against Switzerland's sufIerance OF
German rovolutonists on her soil. and the
present action Of the police ia thought to be
inspired 10y the Emperor In the hope OF foro-
ing the republic into concluding treaty for
the extradtion OF dangerous political refu-
gees. Ever since the Social Democratic and
anarchistic movement became dangerous in
the empire Switzerland has sheltered German
refugees by thousands. and has permitted the
publication and transportation over the border
ofimmense quantities OF seditious literature.
With the knowledge OF the Federal powers
Anarchists In Zurich and Berne have printed
incendary pamphlets and periodicals against
the Emperor and his Government and have
taken them to all tho big cities Of tho empire
atregular intervals for the last twenty years
Austria and Italy have suffered similar
treatment, and both have Joined Germany es-
pecinlly In Prince Bismarck's time. In com.
planning at Borne. Two or three times tho
Swiss Government ordered the customs au-
thorities to be more viGilsnt sbut nothing
effective was done
Although no official confirmation OF the re-
port OF an anti-Anarchist Congress in Berlin
cen be gained. there is no doubt that such .
plan Is maturing in the German Foreign ONCE.
Count Caprivi. at the instance OF the Emperor.
who has been seriously alarmed By recent dis
'turbances In Germany. is trying to gather rep
resentatives OF all European Governments to
conference on measures against the An
archists. The Post in London. asserts
positively that every European power has been
invited to send delegates to such conference.
and that England alone has declined to do SO.
The Post adds. although without quoting fts
authority. that Gladstone has privately ex-
pressed his approval OF sending English dole
gates to the conference. and therefore the
German Government Is holding off with It's
final arrangements. In Berlin these asser-
tions are regarded rs rather fanciful. as 1t Is
generally believed here that. unless frightened
by dynamite outrages In London In the mean
time England will refuse to participate in any
conference looking toward the extradition OF
political offenders.
Tho Emperor is filing out rapidly his pro-
Gramme for this summer and fall The most
imposing evont OF the year at court IN case
the Gear does not come. will be the reception
OF Wilhelmina. the 12-year-old Queen OF the
Netherlands Tho little Queen will come
probably under the care OF tho Queen DowaCer
to return the Emperor's visit of last year. She
will be entertained ct Potsdam in considera-
ton OF the delicate condition OF tho Empress
who would be hardly strong enough to
endure tho fatigue OF y reception In Ber-
lin. Tho rooms OF Frederick tho Great
In tho old castle will DO placed at the
disposal OF Queen Wilhelmina and her suite.
Several banQuets and receptions will be given
In honor Of the Queen The principal rccep-
tlon has been arranged to take place at the
new palace In the Wild Park and 1t Is expected
to surpass In gorgeousness and costlness any
thing that tho Emperor has done for the en-
tertainment OF visiting soyercigns. His rea-
son for this exceptional display Is that he at
tachcs great Importance to the friendship OF
Holland. He is said to dream OF an alliance
between the Crown Prince and Queen Wilhel-
nina through which the peaceful absorption
OF Holland by Germany could at last be ac-
complished and Germany could secure the
long-coveted Dutch seaboard.
Count Capriyi hardly shares the Emperor's
Illusions on this subject. but In common with
other German statesmen Of reputation believes
that the Dutch spirit would rise in rebellion
against the marriage. The only way in which
Germany can get the Netherlands they say. is
to fight for them.
The Emperor's visit to Kiel Is set for the
middle OF May. after the spring manpuyros
He will proceed from Kiel with tho feet which
wiz moot him there to Dantzig to assist in the
jubilee celebration OF an hussar regiment q,
the guards stationed at that port Theme. he
will return to Berlin. Early In June no will
attend tho meeting OF tho Pomcranian no.
bility In Stettin and address Thorn at banquet.
He will then 60 to Kiel and proceed in his fast
yacht Meteor to Cowes. where. it is expected.
he will handle his own boat In yacht race to be
sailed during his visit there. Early in July be