Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-01
MAY DAY IN EUROPE.
German Socialists Will Celebrate 1t
in an Orderly Manner.
DANGER IN THE LATIN NATIONS.
France, Italy and Switzerland Hunting
Down the Anarchists.
THIS WILL BE A DAY OF GREAT ANXIETY

lcoPYRIGHT, 1892, BY N. 7. ASSOCIATED PeEss.1
BERLIN, April 3O.-The latest reports
from all the industrial centers in Germany,
show that there is every prospect of a peace
full May Day. The authorities, however,
have taken every possible precsution to nip
in the bud any attempt to create disturb
anceA There will be no open display of
force, but police will be centered at every
important point, ready to act on the first
indication of disorder.
Demonstrations everywhere have been ar
ranged to take festive character. Enor-
nous excursions to the country will be
made from every large town. The fetes in
Berlin will be prolonged to early Monday
morning. They include concerts, chorus
singing and fireworks
The Socialists have engaged so beer
houses, at which the landlords have under
taken to engage only Socialist walters.
The leading Socialists absolutely oppose
any illegal action. They declare that if the
Anarchists attempt to create disorder the
Socialists will be the first to deliver them
to the police.
Socialists Intentions Are Peaceful
Liebknecht, in an interview, says that if
there are any disturbances, they will be en-
tirely due to agents provocaturers The
Socialists, he says, do not intend to crafty
their enemies by acts of violence. The Sec
tion of Independent Socialists have decided
to hold separate demonstration. They
have composed new version of the Mar
seillaise, which is applicable to May Day.
1t will be sung at all their meetings.
Only at Dusseldorf, Hamburg and Lu-
beck, will professions be allowed. At
Hamburg the procession will include ID, 900
men, The Socialists declare that the arrests
of Anarchists in Berlin during the week
were simply police farces. In majority of
cases where genuine arrests were made the
men were soon released for want of evil
dence.
Since the explosions in Paris, the regula-
tions regarding the entry into the Berlin
Schloss show increased stringency. Hence
forth nobody will be admitted without a
special pass. Even then they will be &C.
companie ed to the end of their destination
by soldier.
The Kaiser Onends the workingmen.
The Emperor's visit to Baron Stumm has
given fresh umbrage to workingmen He
haranged Baron Stumm's workmen, and be-
slowed the highest eulogies upon the fac
tories and tine regulations for the workmen.
He declared they were models that all Ger
many ought to initiate. The speech was
coldly received, as Baron Stumm's arbi-
trary treatment of his employees and his
piti1ess discharge of any man suspected of
socialistic 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, 900 marks.
At late hour last night the police made
a descent upon a place where they had
learned the Socialists had set up plant for
printing papers containing articles of a Sc
ditious and strongly infammatory charac-
ter The officers surrounded the building
and pounced down upon the men engaged
in preparing the publications before a
chance was given for an alarm. The raiders
seized quantity of type and number of
manuscripts of articles which had been
written for publication on May Day in
special issue of an organ of the Socialist
party.