The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-05
Live Topics from Yesterdays New York
Papers.
q Tribune has the following

ii Hill Democrats composing the Provisional
State Committee were actively at Work yes
terday ut their new headquarters, No. 81 VII
liam street perfecting their organization and
getting ready for their approaching State
Convention Gratifyi ing messages anu letters
continued TO come from all parts OF the State
which represent the sentiment against IN
as growing rapidly III all directions The
local elections of Tuesday had greatly en-
couraced the opponents OF Hill and melted
them to fresh exertion against him. w. A.
NorthrOp, of Madison county, wlote that
permanent anIi-Hil county organization had
been formed at Hamilton. and that Madison
county might be counted on to do her duty
Fx-Secretary Fairchild the chairman OF the
committee said that the action OF the Rhode
island Democratic Convention, which had
declared for Cleveland, indicated the temper
of the people when they were not dominated
by such machine as Hill was operating III
New York.
The Sun has the following:
"Eduard Franz Ludwig kulmann' who
died few days ago in prison IN Amberg,
Germany, tried to kill Prince Blsmark IN
kissingen on July 10. 1874 He was Coop
er's apprentice, twentF-one years old at that
time.
bismarck rode out at 2 o'clock on the
afternoon OF the attack in the Royal Bavarian
court carriage. AS the carriage emerged
from the yard before his villa and the curious
crowd in the street began to cheer, Bismarck
rsised his hand to salute Before 1t touched
ais cap shot was heard. Bismarck s hand
fell back, and the crowd saw that no was
wounded BsmArcks coachman cut kull-
man. still holding the smoking revolver,
over the face with his whip. kuI-
man fled, but was caught by Herr
Iederer al operate tenor from Darnlstadt,
and Herr Schlesinger. Berlin tradesman:
huffman was then big. strapping. unbowed
h. haT
struggle, but they held fast. Herr Iederer
not giving in even when kullman bit deep
into his hand kulman was rescued by police
men from the crowd, which threatened To XIII
him on the SPOT. and WAS led OIL to JAIL. BIS
marck had hls arm dressed at a nearby sur
eeon's Office and then appeared at an open
window in his shirt sleeves shouting 10 the
anxious ones outside:
1T doesn't amount to anything. See for
Yourselves, p" holding the wounded arm above
his head.
Later Bismarck talked with Kullmann, who
expressed regret that he had not killed the
Cbapcelor. Bismarck drew from kullmann
that he was Catholic and then had INN de-
scribed in the complaint rs blgOt
regular attendant mt church and rellgi-
Gus fanatic" The kulturkampt had Just
reached critical point ana bismarck made
the most of the attack on him III his on
slaught on Windthorst and the other Roman
Catholics in the Reichstag. Shake OF that
man as Won will, +" shouted the Chancellor, his
hand grasping his sword hit. as was his
wont when excited, he still chngs TO your
coat-tails" -
The Roman Catholics did shake Kulmann
from their coat tails. however. 1t was found
that his mother was in an insane asylum; that
other relatives were regarded as more or less
irresponsible and that kuiimann himself was
NJ least extrayagantly eccentric.
kullmann was sentenced TO fourteen years
lokO
meantime he had been 80 violent toward the
guards and so reckless of all prison discipline
that an additional term of five or six years
was included III his punishment. The cause
OF his death Is not known. 1t has been SAID
generally that abuse from the prison officials
In Amberg hastened il. but the facts probably
will never be known positively, as the Ger
man newspapers would not dare to publish
them, TO say nothing of ascertainlng them.
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M. jacques ST. Ceres special to the Herald
from Paris has the following
Although the riots in Berlin have ceased for
the moment the internal situation III Ger
many is still disquleting.
The Germans 90 their best to conceal the
misery which prevails in their country. But
il exists. In Eastern Prussia especially the
distress Is terrible, Work and food is 30
scarce that in many places the peasants are
compelled to eat bread half composed of sand,
and the authorizes have had 70 make an ap-
peal to public charity.
Owing again TO the falling of OF orders III
most of the German factories large numbers
of workmen are unable to earn living. The
foolish speeches of the Emperor nave exas-
perated the people. aud were he TO indulge In
more speeches fresh riots Of a dangerous kind
might DO expected. 1t is worthy of remark
that the Berlin students sided with the NAL
contents in the recent riots
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The World has the following Funny
Deadly Parallel"
n. Y. Sun on DIR. Ry-itN. \. Sun on Chicagos
lance Sermon.l FAR Policy.
We warn everybody Third Move: D-n
to beware Of any paper your. eyes. do you
that ever indulges in take Us for philan-
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phemous language. your money for your
Give US truthful. ex- show. or 1t shall 90 to
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the papers that give
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