The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-13
The Duke Of Cumberland Arranges the
Hanover Dispute.
QUEEN VICTORIES STRONG INFLUENCE.
Increase Of Socialism in the German Empire-TWs
Leading Anarchists on Trial for Ineiting
Disturbances.
Copyrighted 1892 by the New York Associated
Press

BERLIN, March 12.-The bitter weather
OF the past three days has retarded the
Emperor's recovery. For time yesterday
perfect American blizzard prevailed. The
traffic on the streets was impeded for hours
and business wds paralyzed.
The ReichSanZeiger this evening publishes
communication from the Emperor to the
Prussian Ministry. announcing that the time
has arrived TO annul the sequestration Of
the property Of the late King George Of
Hanover. In letter dated Thursday, the
Duke Of Cumberland requests the Emperor
to give his gracious consideration to the
execution of a treaty dealing with the prop
erty of the late King. The letter concludes:
II am pleased to avail myself of the OPP
portunity once lore of declaring that
1t Is far from my intention to engage in any
enterprise calculated to disturb or in any
way menace the peace of the German EN-
pire or the states belonging thereto.
would never, with the resources at my dis
posal. knowingly originate or approve any
hostile enterprises instigated or promoted.
directly or indirectly, against your Majesty
or the Prussian state."
The Hanover Settlements.
The tone of the Dukes surrender is a sur
prise to his adherents and opponents alike.
Some adequate declaration was demanded
from him by the Government, but nothing
more was expected than the recognition of
the German empire, with the promise OF
friendly neutrality. Frieuds of The Duke
affirm that Queen Victoria and the Prince of
Wales induced the members of the Danish
royal family to join them in bringing
pressure on the Duke to obtain his consent
to the Emperor's arrangement regarding
the Duchy and the Guelph fund. Improved
relations between the Emperor and tbs
ruling families of Russia and Denmark ars
expected TO result. Although the reconcile
alton has only been definitely effected within
the last few days, the members of the impe-
rial circle credit the report that the Emperor
IS already making arrangements to meet the
Duke of Cumberland and the Gar at Co.
penhagen during the early summer. A
bulletin issued Tonight says the condition
OF the Grand Duke of Hesse is hopeless.
Extension of Socialism.
A meeting of $500 unemployed people was
held in the Tiyoli Gardens to-day. There
was no disturbance. The split among the
socialists assists the authorities in dis
tingnishing the dangerous anarchist Sec
ton from the m0derates. The an
anarchist section is increasing in num-
Der. Fifteen hundred members of this
section held a meeting at which they
denounced the moderates as "officia social
lists and traitors to the pr0etariat." Vor-
,waerts.. as the organ Of the socialist menl-
bers OF the Rechstag, was declared nc
longer to be the mouthsiece of the work
ingmen. Finally resolution was approved
affirming atheism as recognized by the party.
an action which means revolution Is its
method to achieve its aims.
Norwaerts, replying to this section, drew
distinction between a working proletariat
and "lumpen," or eanalle proletariat-the
former vindicating socialism by parlia-
mentary methods, the latter disRracing the
cause of workers by riots. Voerwarts does
not admit that the anarchists are making
any headway, but impartial outsiders note
the rapid growth OF the extremists, In num-
bers, as well as in the violence Of their ut
teranceS.
Anarchists on Trial.
The extremists, Auerbach and Biester.
are on trial on charge of melting civil war
During the course of the day Biester re-
fcrred to the Emperor's speech adding that
If he was condemned for incitng civil war
the Emperor ought also be condemned. The
court at once stopped the case and ordered
the arrest of Biester on a further charge Of
lies majeste" or high treason. Herr Zubeil,
an officer of the Berlin municipal govern
ment, for expressing himself freely on the
Emperor's utterances, was also arrested.
The press prosecutions grow daily. Even
the obscure papers published in Leipsic.
Mulhausen and Hanover do not escape the
vigilance of the public prosecutor. A Munich
paper announced the issue of cartoon on the
carnival procession in which was presented
pictorial burlesque OF the Emperor's Bran
denburg advice to the malcontents to emi-
igrate. The Emperor wanted the issue of
the cartoon stopped by the Government
authorities. His Majesty's intolerance of
criticism approaches craze.
Concerning the compromise on the prinl-
ary education bill the Governments offer
simply amounts to the Inclusion of several
sections omitted from the original measure,
National l.ibRraiS Ia
any compromise short Of recognition Of
religious liberty