New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
SUNDAY EDITION,
MAY I, 1892.
MAY DAY IN GERMANY.
PROSPECTS THAT II WILL BE PEACEFUL.
,,rrrF INTEREST IN THE LANDTAG DEBATES
AMERICAN CoRNMEAL GAINING
FOOTHOLD.

copvr,ont; 1892 BIZ the Ne,c. York Associated Pre'.
Berlin, April Bottle latest reports from oil the
Industrial centres in Germany show that there IS
every prospect OF a peaceful May Day The auhorlucs'
however, have taken every possible precautioh 10 MP
In the bud any attempt to create disturbances Ihere
will he open display Of force but police VIII DC
centred every important point ready to act upon inc
first indication OF disorder. Demonstrations every
where have been arranged TO take 1eSuVe oh'"o'o'
Enormous excursions to the country Will be maze l0m
every large town. The fetes In Berlin Will DC po'
longed to early Monday morning. They nclude con-
certs, chorus singing and fireworks. the ieao'hs
Socialists absolutely oppose any illegal action lhey
declare that II the Anarchists attempt to create as
order the Socialists will be the first to deliver them 70
the police.
Only at Dusseldorf, Hamburg and Lubbock Will pro
cessions be allowed Al Hamburg the procession VIII
,nc,ude 15COO men. Since the explosions In Paris
the reclaiions regarding the entry into the Berlin
scb,oss show increased stringency. Henceforth no
body will be admitted without a special pass Even
them those who enter will be accompanied TO their
destination by q SOLDIER
THE EMpERoR's VISIT TO BARON STUMM.
The Emperor's visit to Baron Stumm has gwen fresh
umbIage to the workingmen lie harangueo Baron
stumm's workmen and bestowed The highest eulogies
upon the factories and the regulations for the work
men, He declared that they were models that ali
Germany ought 10 initiate. The speech was coiuiy
recNved as Baron Stumm's arbitrary treatment OF MS
employees
pected of Soclalstic views notorious, and have
gained for him the title Of King SUNNI The grand
banquet that he gave the Emperor is the talk OF tue
newspapers. 1t cost 10000 marks.
LACK OF INTEREST IN TIE LANDTAG.
The debates upon the reassembling Of the Landtas
lack the expected interest. The Conservatives ana
Centrfsts appear be timid and did not take the
opportunity definitely to define their position toward
the Government.
HERR MI0UELS FINANCIAL REFORMS.
The financial reforms proposed by Herr Miquei
are certain 10 meet with bitter opposition. Inc
schemes will be attacked piece of state socialism,
lie proposes TO make the income tax progressive ex-
empting the small Incomes and he will also Introduce
O new tax making interest pay more In proportion
than earnings.
THE EMIGRATION OF PRUSs1AN POLES.
The emigration of Prusian Poles chiefly TO the
United states, Is rapidly growing heavier. This Is
attributed not only to the agricultural depression but
10 the general that with Russia is inevitable
sooner or later The emigration from Germany has
been heavier thus far this year than for many years
The figures so far show that the emigration has doubled
since 1855.
GOVERNMENT CORN MILL EsTABLiSHED'
Mr. Murphy, the special agent of the United states
Government to introduce the OF cornmea states
that the German Government is now establishing
corn mill plant in one their largest mills at Magde
burg. The tests ale satisfactory and extensive ex-
perimcnts are contemplated. The bread used BY the
Army In the will consist Of onethlrd cornmeai
and twOthrds rye.