Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-01
MAY DAY APPROACHES.
The Feeling of Insecurity in Europe
Grows More Intense.
ALARM AT POLISH EMIGRATION,
Which Has Been Heavier the Past Year than Ever
Bsiors-Ths Defaulting EmplOys Of the ROths-
child's Bank Said TO Be Secrstsd Belgium.
Arise in Salaries Since the Theft

Copyright 1892 by the Nt'O York A''seadttd Fress'
BERLIN. April SO-The latest reports
from all the industrial centres IN Germany
show that there is every prospect OF
peaceful Nav Day. The authorities, how
ever. have taken every possible precautlon
10 nip in the bud any attempt TO create
disturbances. There will be no open DIS
play of force, but police will be conferred at
every important point ready to act upon the
decentralization of disorder. Demonstrators
everywhere have been arranged 10 take a
festive character. The fetes in Berlin Will
be prolonged TO early Monday morning.
The socialists have engaged sixty peer
houses at which the landlords have under
taken TO engage only socialist walters. The
leading socialists absolutely oppose any IL
legal action. They declare that il the an
archists attempt TO create disorder the
socialists will be the first TO deliver them TO
the police.
Since the explosion in Paris the regula-
tions regarding the entry into the Berlin
schools show increased stringency. Hence
forth nobody will be admitted without
special pass. Even then they will be ac-
companied TO their destination by soldier.
The Emperor's visit TO Baron Stumm has
given fresh umbrage to the workingmen.
He harangued them and bestowed the
highest eulogies upon the factories and the
regulations for the workmen. He declared
that they were models that all Germany
ought to Initiate. The speech was coldly
received, as Baron Stumms arbitrary
treatment of his employees and his pitiless
discharge of any man suspected OF socialis-
tic views is notorious, and has gained for
him the sobriquet Of king Stumm." The
grand banquet that he gave the Emperor Is
the talk of the newspapers. 1t cost over
20, 000 marks
The debates upon the reassembling OF
the Landtag lack the expected interest.
The Conservatives and the Centrists ap-
pear 10 be timid and did not take the oppor-
tunity to definitely define their position to-
ward the Government They confined
themselves 10 acrimonious speeches cen
surrng the Government for the withdrawal
of The primary educational bill while in
progress and unanimously predicted the tri-
umph OF the Liberals at the general cleo
tions.
Sinister rumors that another rupture in
the Italian cabinet is impending, arrived
here. Signor Migra, the Italian Ambas-
sador at Vienna, is mentioned as the possl-
BILE successor of the Marquis Di Rudini.
The belief in political circles in Berlin is
that the crisis will be tided over, though
the proposed float Of Italian loan here TO
assist IN the military expenditures OF Italy
does not meet with favor.
The emigration OF Prussian Poles, chiefly
to the United States, is rapidly growing
heavier. This augmentation Is attributed
not only to the agricultural depression, but
TO the general fear that war with Rus
STA is inevitable sooner or later. The emil
grafton from Germany has been heavier
thus far this year than for many years past.
The figures so far show that the emigration
has doubled since 1885.
The authorities at Frankfort on the
Main have received information that the
Belgian police have tracked Jaeger, the
defaulting chief cashier of the Rothschilds,
and have learned that he Is now hiding in
Brussels with his mistress, who was at the
bottom Of the whole affair. The outcry
against the smallness Of the salary at
tached to such a responsible position has
induced the Rothschilds to double the
amount they pay to the present cashier,
who receives 10000 marks yearly. Herr
Rothschild himself now takes charge Of the
cash KEYS.