The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-10
PARTY POLITICS III GERMANY.
4 New Coalition Of the Conservatives With
the Liberals.
Disposition TO Retaliate On The Government for
abandoning the Primary Education BILL
Socialists Preparing for Aay-day.

Copyrighted, 1892, by the New YORK Associated
Press
BERLIN, April 9-When the Landtag re-
assemblies on April % important regrouping
of the parties will be effected. Negotia-
tions point to a coalition of the Moderate
Conservative faction with the Liberals.
which will resnlt in the formation Of a
Cartel party. having some Of the best ee-
ments OF the old Carteers. A split between
ultra Conservatives and the Moderates prac-
tic&lly destroyed The Conservatives majority
in the LaDdtag. and also places the party
at tremendous disadvantage for the gen.
eral elections. There is no hope OF a recon-
cillstion, as the divergence is too pro-
nounced. II a strong coalition is effected
the Government will follow its policy On a
distinct National Liberal bias. The bulk Of
the Conservatives await chance TO avenge
themselves on the Government for aban-
doning the primary education bill After
the holidays the leaders viii announce their
new programme. the spirit of which will
probably be defense OF Conservative
principles. The public take the political
| incertitude quietly; even the reports of Won
| CaprivPs retiring after Easter in favor of
| Won Gutenberg do not stir the general
pulse.
The Mayday Celebration.
The preparations of the socialists for a
Mayday celebration are keenly watched by
the authorities The Austrian socialists
have decided to hold demonstration on
the I'd Of May and desire the Germans to
hold simultaneous celebration. Won Ca
privl has proposed to influence the EN-
ployers to refuse 2 men O holiday on
May 2. Miguel ADVISED his colleagues 10
treat the day as recognized labor holiday,
and If the celebration were held Oh Monday
to close the Government factories. 1t has
even been suggested that prices at the
theaters be reduced and that the military
bands be ordered to play in the public gar
| dens. The other Ministers did not go as far
as Miguel, but agreed not to oppose the
demonstrations. In Berlin number of
| meetings have been arranged, but there will
| be no big professions If the anarchists
| attempt to create disorder they Will meet
| with instant and severe repression. In
Vienna Sunday will be celebrated by dis
| cussiOn Of the hour question. Another sec
| tlon proposes to hold procession. Through
out Austria, excepting Vienna, the celebra-
tion will take place On Monday. In Pesth
the police have been ordered to prevent
| meetings aud professions.
A dispatch to the Cologne Gazette from
| ST. Petersburg says the Car and CZarina
| and family will leave for Copenhagen April
| % To attend the golden wedding of the King
| and Queen of Denmark.
The accouehement of the Empress Is ex-
! pected to take place in June. The report
| that the Emperor ard the King of SaXony
will witness the Austrian army maneuvers
| is untrue. The Consular reports for the
| first quarter of 1892 show decrease in trade
compared with the same period in 1891.
| This, it is alleged, is due to reciprocity
treaties with the United States which affect
tie German sugar trade to the West Indies
| and South America
From Berlin the decrease Is 5000, 900
marks, and from Hamburg 5000. 900 marks
| In sugar exports alone. About Loco, 600
| marks Of the Berlin decrease is in the cheap
| est kind Of fancy goods which have hith-
| erto been sent to the Southern States.
The Berlin SchuetZen clubs will send a
| gold cup TO the New York Schuetzen clubs,
| in memory Of the life festival held in Ger
| many in 1890. The cup is 20 inches high
and bears on the cover the figure of rifle
| man in oxidiZed silver.