The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27

thunder was heard from night until morning.
II is felt on all sides that the Emperor Oy
announcing practically 10 the Drahuenouis-
ers that he had flung down the gauntlet 70 1ne
people and that he would driVe from .ueiii
homes and into the exile OF emigratlon au
those who opposed his will gave the s.gn"lloI
the struggle between himself as am Iue
State and the people of the empire VINO are
asserting their right TO have their wrongs re-
dressed by their sovereign.
The Emperor. II IA recalled, az a previous
Brandenburg banquet exclaimed There IS
only one ruler in the country. am that ruler,
and will endure no other" and II Is remeh-
bered that at Munich a short time ago, he
wrote in the visitors book: Nuprema lex
regis voluntas the supreme law OF the lahd
IS the kings will. ,.,
These and other such sayings credited to
the Emperor have not passed unhseded IN
Germany and have left ranking sores IN the
hearts OF the people.
RENEWAL OF DISORDER
The supposition of the authorities of this
city that there would be moro riotng was well
founded for soon after the breakfast hour
groups of angry people enraged at the treat
ment they had been subjected TO yesterday
and during the night 10y the police. began
10 gather in different parts the city. and dis
cussed the riot. its obiectand its result. Loud
and deep were the curses hurled at the I'm
peror and the police and eagerly listened to
were the utterances Of the Socialist speakers
who seemed here. there and everywhere. but.
strange TO say. the latter as rue huVo-
Gated the adoption of the policy Ot mOdera-
tion. The first blow has been struck, they
claimed and the people should wait
10 see its effects before taking tur-
ther action. The Relchstag. 10 WAS
claimed, would now be compelled to make a
real inquiry into the grievances or the peo,
ple ard nothing would be gained by second
- a.
immense military and police force OF the city
was under arms and was ready Tor
any emergency. During the night II was
added a battery If rapid-hre guns had
been smuggled into the castle and
many other preparations had been mace 70
now down the people should there be any op-
portunity given the authorities 20 dos So Inc
report also had it that the Emperor was IN
favor of teaching the rioters a lesson which
they would not soon forget" hence the de-
sire of the leaders of the people that there
should be no further demonstration.
"Glvr Us BREAD OBJ woRB.'
Rut these wise counsels while having due
effect upon the masses, wero not listened 10
bv the more excited portion OF the men who
had taken part in Yesterdays fighting ana as
the day wore on the small groups OF people
became larger, in spite OF tho efforts OF the
Dolice to disperse all such gatherings. and 1t
became evident that further trouble was
brewing.
They had not gone far. however, when they
were met by strong force Oh ponce, VINO m au-
vanced upon them in a most determined man
ner. There was q short, sharp night ana tne
rioters were put 10 fight, melting away Ike
snow beneath the sunshine. lhe ponce
made n show of pursuing the ieeing rioters.
but II was evident that the authorizes were
content with having dispersed the mOO, anu
that n regular pursuit was not on the pro-
should the upper house Of tho Prussian
Mot reject the Education bill the moment Tor
the reappearance Of Prince bismarck Will
have arrived and the deadlock VIII be more
complete because If recourse IS hai 70 dlsso-
linton the present narrow majority OF twenty
',iVeu bv the combined forces of the C0nserv-
atives and Centrists will inevitably disappear
under tho coalition of the National Liberals
and Radicals who opposed each other at tu7
la.t election. and thus threw the seats INTO
the hands Of the Conservatives.
RUSSIA is FAVORABLE.
Tbere was not much real fighting during
the encounter between the police and people:
| The engagement was very qnlchlt over Huu
| the rioters were soon convinced tlat tne au-
tbor.ties were completely masters OF the
fev of the rioters were captured It IS
trna and they were very roughly handled by
The police. but to-days demonstration did
not compare with that OF Yesterday eltner IN
uoint of size OF significance. 10 was more
| ike the last remains OF YESTERDAY HVI lhan
riot i'm itself The other districts OF Berlin
are oiiiet. but the full force OF police is on
| dutv and extra men are guarding tho puoAC
A. mt noon body of three OF four hun.
| dred men gathered together and sang tie
| "Nar.eillaise after which, their number hay
| inc been considerably augmented. theY
al. }. f.a an
the Inter den Linden shouting Give US
work or bread Give us work or Dreau. We
and our families are starving
Tbase cries were soon followed by the more
alarming one OF ITO the castle. which was
heard 80 frequently and loudly Yesterday
about the same place. The majority oi the7e
,nan were simply unemployed wOrkmen, out
- advanced Socialistlc element was % be
found among them in the directing of the
Tbe erie, mentioned were mingled with bit
tar danunications OF the Emperor. OF the
nolice and OF the authorities generally
The Emperor. accompanied by a single
aide -de-camp aud preceded only by Two
mounted pOlicemen, lett the palace tins alter
- an horseback. passed ut .elsurely pace
,brough nter den Linden and rode 10 and
! orc~rd rho IhiergaIten. returning 70 Tue
81, az no had come lie was loudly
rbeered all along the route by the people.
/ who quickly gathered III largo huiIpoi7 "nou
the word got around that the Emperor mao
when the rioters, then numbering about
I ooo men. reached a spot well up the inter
den Linden they joined IN loud shout OF
40 the castle" and led by few men VINO
saa,oed 10 be the leaders OF this demOnsIa-
ton they pushed on toward the Emperor
castle.
TIP KAIsER's BRASDENDURG spEEcH.
ToSpoS. FeO. 2G.-The Berlin correspond
ant Of the Times. referring u Emperor Nll-
Iam's recent Brandenburg speech. says 10
dav. The impression created IN Germany
Lv Emperor Williams speech Az inc
Brandenburg banquet is inaescrioaoie;
Is felt that the gauntlet has peer
thrown down. and that the sirusgl,
of the Government with the ever
growing opposition viii be fought 70 the Olt
fer end. The education, liquor trainc All.
other unpopular bills will be forced through
the Legislature at all cost. Inc Emperor
words have solidihed tho kadical ccalitioh
The ministers are now IN the presence Oh tn'
united opposition of the National Liberals
Radicals and Socialists. and tie Goyernmen
wilI he delivered. bound hand and foot, INT
the hands of the Centrlsts."
ar PETERSBURG. Feb. 26.-Newspapor com
ments upon the speech of Emperor William
70 the Bradenburs diet Is most untavoraole