The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-15
CABIE NEWS FROM BERLIN.
rvr EMPEROR URGED TO MAKE
ru,yes WARM FOR ANARCHISTS.

,.-.,.uo-s or Their fIoss I.saA 60 Many
.--.sts-sociai Denoersts freparins Tor
-. Nav-Day Observation-Disclosures En-.
.-s., SIN ni-Honest Pennies Earned
49, IN, Young Princes-A Station Agent
Sentenced to Pay All Damages Duo to
c,u,.,on-The Emperor Will Attend tho
,.s,e.so Fair ir He Caa Leave Home.
pv,,r,. Feb. 1l-The rsactionary influences
Z, tbe i'm perial court have been set In motion
lain by the recent troubles with the An
.,chlsts In Spain. Persons OF the tendencies
manifested In tho Bismarck regime are trying
~ move the Emperor to return to the policy OF
',uost repression. II not persecution. OF So
s;,l Democrats and Anarchists. Some Of
.,ose men are OF the stalwart conservative
p,,,tsmsr stripe: most OF them. however. are
.sn,+ier. whose interests incline them to op-
W.. ali Iberalizins inclinations Of the EN-.
peror
,,o,c al, attempts to influence the Emperor for
=, .oainst the Socialists. and apparently 10
adv 10 shift his position to suit either de-
.,.,on 81 his master. There are evidences
,h.t Tho Social Dom ocrats OF the Wille-Wild-
h.rocr group. who believe In Immediate and
vIolsnt action against the Government. are In
,roaslng In numbers. while recent social cleo
lions have shown that the Ltebknecht-Bebel
xine, from whose fuller ranks the other group
i,recrulted. Is gaining strength more rapidly
than ever before.
with the growth Of the extreme or anar-
.histIc group has come the development OF a
n.twork OF plots and plottors throughout tho
smnira. This state OF affairs has been known
10 tho police for some time. and ever since
the expiration OF the repressive laws spas-
modlo attempts to remedy It have been made.
From time to time many arrests have been
made. Special revelations have been made
yacently. however, by tho Kreuz ZeihIn0 and
thew have been supported by evidence Of I'M
doubted correctness.
The result OF tho movement at court and tho
eynos6 in the press has boon the arrest in the
last fortnight Of thirty agitators In Berlin.
Hamburg. Altoona. and Breslau. These men
will be prosecuted probably under the drag
net law against 1.-The attempts to overthrow
tho present order OF society"
In Mainz however. a definite plot to murder
has been discovered. It is said. among the
Anarchists. A soldier guarding the powder
magazine there was set upon by three masked
men with clubs and revolvers. Several bullets
struck the soldiers metal helmet and glanced
of. but one penetrated to the skull and made
asght scalp wound. The sentry was able to
fire his rife twice before the men had time to
reach him with their clubs. and they were
frightened away. The three men have not yet
been found. but the police are seeking them in
the haunts OF tho Social Democrats and Anar-
chists OF the city. A large reward has been
offered for their apprehension.
Anarchists are suspected also OF setting the
fires at Konigsburg Castle. Moreover. at the
request Of the Berlin police. the Austrian
authorities have placed under arrest Ignaz
Dsszynski. an editor OF Polish 3d.
cisl Democratic newspaper. while he was
returning from the Socialist Congress at
Lembsrg. It is said that Daszynski was
found to have In his possession papers
proving the intimacy Of the relations between
the French and German Anarchists. as we'll as
in Alsace- Lorraine
Berlin detectives have been sent to Strass-
burg. Mlhlhausen. and Basic to ascertain the
extent Of the socialistic and anarchistic dis
affection there. and are sending daily reports
concerning sensational discoveries Of disloyal
societies and their plots.
Recent arrests of Nihilists in ST. Petersburg
led the Gear at once to the belief that the
Nihsts and German Anarchists we're work.
ing together. ard this conclusion was commu
nicatel to Emperor William. Several Berlin
det ctives were despatched to st. Petersburg.
where they are conducting On investigation
Tor their Government
All these discoveries have staggered the
Emperor who has thought that the Anarchists
were harmless and had been finally .concili-
ated by his efforts on behalf OF the laboring
men OF theempire He spoke OF the matter at
length with Minister MIGUEL ut Count Won
Csprtvis lust parliamentary dinner. and de-
thp Apn r1ht ufo ou NOR tof n
In view OF his clemency toward them.
I am now convinced" he said. that II
ever again pardon convicted Anarchist
shall he guilty Of o great wrong toward my
loyal and peaceful subjects. It has been my
hope that tho more moderate Socialists would
abstain from tho extreme views and acts Of
the Anarchists: otherwise I should not have
hesitated to deal with them all more severely
than has been done BEFORE"
| These words have delighted the members OF
inc reactonary parties. and after the recent
disclosures they feel confident that they can
move the Emperor to anything II only they can
induce the police to cooperate with them by
bringing in sufficiently exaggerated reports
and rumors.
Tho Emperor's intention to summon the
council OF state is known now to have no con-
hection with the effect upon agriculture that
hhSely to he produced by the commercial
treaties. but with the spread OF anarchism.
MS resolution to act has been rendered espe-
s'a'y timely by tho preparations OF the Social
democrats for May Day demonstrations.
Is expected that the Government will
require that the leaders give guarantees that
me PROFESSIONS and picnIcs and meetings
WIN Ne conducted with perfect order. Should
uiese guarantees be lacking. all demonstra-
sohs would he prohibited. The present pro.
sramms Of the leaders is for gigantic affair
u una Includes meetings In every town and
M'age In the coal and iron districts. the inten-
n eoh oelne to excite as many as possible Of
'ernany's 100000 coal and iron miners.
me German Embassy in London has sent
.aprlM tull reports Of every hearing In the re-
cent tr'al OF English Anarchists. and further
Ve'a''s nave been requested for final com.
"rnsnsive summary OF the case.
me physicians are still uncertain as to the
nature Of the Emnresss malady. although it Is
,,upposcd to be influenza. They have urged
'"a' she be Isolated. especially from the En-.