New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
THE NEWS or EUROPE.
ANARCHIST ACTIVITIES ON THE CONTINENT.

pRuss1Ay CABINET DIssENsIoNs-THE PRESS
PROSECUTE oys-BUSINEss IN THE HOUSE OF
COMMONS - SENTIMENT OYER TWO
MURDEREEs- MUNICIPAL POLITICS
LORD HAMPDEN-MR. FREEMAN.
tBY CABLE 10 THE TRIBUNE
Copyright: 1892; By The Tribune A"0eIatie1
London March 19-lt would seem to he IN
favor of the anniversary of the Commune that the
Anarchists of the Continent have resumed 'heif
experiments with dynamite. Both the explosions
in Paris, one in the Boulevard st. German ana one
in the Lobau barracks. are believed by the ponce
TO be due TO the zeal Of these Radical SocRlis'S'
or Socialistic Radicals. No one was Killed. anu
there is no known clue to the authors OF the out
RACES The French police. acting after their mall
ner have arrested number of persons OH BUS
picion searched the houses of known Anatchls'e
all over Paris, and discovered some documents
but no dynamite. The documents are saio 10 iu-
dictate the existence of an Anarchist league "hioi
"a highly probable. At no time since 1871 h''
Paris or any chief European city been Tree HUH
such league. ,, h
bill making such explosions punishable by
aeotb has been introduced in the French Chamber
and elaborate police precautions are taken anu
the Extreme Left, to the number OF thirty, ulhk
this a good time for recognizing themselves anu
declaring war on the Government. Ihelr pre-
text is fear of Clerical encroachment Other Out
RACES are reported from Liege, from brussSfs anu
from other less important places. and SOCIALIST
Democrat has been elected to the RelchstaS from
Auerbach-Reichenbach by rather more thah ''ooo
majority.
II this mornings kilograms may be trusted,
a Cabinet crisis has broken out in Berlin. The
Emperor who so recentlv announced that oppo-
sition only made him more resolved 10 carry his
Prussian Educational bill. has changed his MIND
lie declared quite suddenly TO his Cabinet that
he did not wish the bill forced through the Diet
by mere majority of Conservative and tathohc
votes. He has discovered that there Is s"ch
thing as public opinion and that even empefors
must at times reckon with it. Count Ledlit1' 'he
Minister Of Education, thereupon resigned Counu
Won Caprivi is said TO have resigned also, when
seems unlikely. True. he said he should s'ahu
or fall with this Education bill, and he may
have resigned as Prussian Prime Minister Whe
retaining office as Chancellor of the German I'm
pire.
The situation is one that could occur nowhere
but i'm GERMANY This Education blll was Hrs'
An Imperial measure, and second Cabinet measure
All the Ministers approved it except Herr Mlque,
WHO objected TO it on financial grounds ana ohe'eu
his resignation. which was not accepted. II
there were a real parliamentary government IN
Prussia. the fate of the bill could not be affected
bv a change of the Emperors mind II it were, the
whole Cabinet woul1 resign. But since the CABINET
has majority in the Diet, means would be founh
" prevent any such resignation. 1Pc>o sreculh-
tions .have no relevancy to the actual state OF
thincS in Prussia, where, as the world has becn
so often informed the will Of the King is the
supreme law Anything may happen under arhl-
trary rule disguised but hardly limited ny con-
stitutional forms. The Emperor Is acting prudenty
in deferrng to the overwhelming public opinion
against his so-caled Education bill. which ls
simply bin to put elementary education in Prns-
sia under clerical conrol. His surrender is never
tbeless fatal to his oft-Tepeated claim 10 lnfaHl-
bilitv. and exasperates his own party without con-
ciatng the opposition.
Fresh reports OF his illness have been ai1oat
all the week, and the Emperor lef' Berlin yester-
day 10 spend some days at Hubertusstock IN
search OF health
An obliging correspondent at Berlin gives cur
rencv 10 the statement that the German Emperor
djsapproves of the prosecutions OF those seven or
eight papers which presumed TO comment on HIS
Imperal Majesty's Brandenburg Sreech. lie ADDS
that neither the Chancellor nor the Minister oi
Justice knew Of them beforehand. II only re-
mains 10 explain that tie public prosecutors, III
whose names these proceedings were begun, we're
not personally consulted about them. The Ia"
wohld have been set in motion by thci- managing
clerks but as all the clerks were just then taking
their holidays the true author OF the prosecutions
was the Office boy and he has run away and cannot
be found. II is not alleged, however, ulat ,ny
of the prosecutions have been quashed What we
will nHrayr
responsible Minister would say he disappoved OF
Them. The responsible Minister has thus lar
omitted TO make this remark.
This week IN the House Of Commons, ike iaS''
has been one Of much confusion, but bus'I'eso nus
made some progress, and some money faS pccn
voted There has been naval debate, irChl Will,
two things clearly appear: First, that fhs'"'io
las neither ships Of war nor guns: anu Too1''
that she has the best possible ships ana the oeS'
po,sbe guns. The truth, as usual, lies midway
between these two extremes. 10 las iohg occh
know that the Admiralty has genius for med
dlino If which the great breakdown of boilers
Is the latest expression. Bat IL spends S'o'ooo'-
600 2 wear. and gets something for the money
ncrbarS about two-thirds o, what IL 0uSht. me
most important debate was that on Mr. Elils
Welsh Agrarian bill, on which remarks VIII "c
found under it's proper head ngiIsh Nociailsii'
The heckling OF the Home Secretary about ue
inst hanging Of two pcculiar b utal murderer'
was continued for several fittings. Mr.. CohS-
beare. who maintains his rght'h prc-cminence III
unpopularty, described the Zone Secretary as "a
judicial murderer; language Which, had 1t been
used in Washington, might have been ccnsurcd
as unparliamentary Under gentle pressure from
the Speaker, Mr.. Conyleare withdrew the phrase
and subsequently repeated it.
Thursday and Friday were chiefly occupied with
obstruction. Mr. Gladstone, as usual on such oc-
casons, was elsewhere engaged, and Sir william
llarcourt divided the functions Of leadership with
Messrs Sexton and LabOuchefe Critics who dis
like obstruction have applied the word buiioonery
10 Mr.. Labouchcrc. There are other words which
In q case Of systematic obstruction would seem
more descriptive. The business of the House il