New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
BETTER FOR THE KAISER.
LATER RETURNS INDICATE SLIGHT GOV
FRNMENT GAINS.

IN MAJORITY OF THESE REBALLOTS
WILL DE NECESSARY SOCIAL DEMO.
Gratis GAIN AT THE EXPENSE
OF THE RICHTERIsTs.
Bcrlin. June 17.-At o'clock this morning
ro+nrns have been received from go out oil
oo- Electoral districts In ninety candidates
hove been elected in l22. second ballots will
ho necessary Tho National Liberals. 'Conserva-
,ives and Clerirals are holding their own The
Picbter Radicals remain very far behind. or
,be pinety-eight deputies already elected, forty
two are counted for the bill and ffty-six against
e. Since the reports received up TO 10 O'Clock
last night were sent out the dispatches have
shown that the Government has gained two more
new seats and has lost moro old one
Berlin. June l6--The two most conspicuous
features of to-day's electoral returns have been
the continued reports of Social Democratic gains
aud Rchterlst losses. Early this morning most
of the news still came from the city constituencies
and the list Of Opposition deputies grew rapinly'
This afternoon, however, dispatches from the
agricultural districts revealed the other side OF the
mage From all that can now be ascertained it is
reasonably safe to conclude that the Government
certainly has lost nothing by the dissolution ana
probably has won little.
In the $50 districts from which reports had
been received at 1G o'clock this evening eighty
five deputies had been elected. In the remaining
ninety-(yo new ballots will lie necessary. OF the
eichty-fve deputies elected, thirty-siX will vote
with the Government and forty-nine against It,
The parties siding with the Government had lost
three seats to the Opposition: the parties working
against the Government had evcned matters by
losing the scme number of seats TO the friends OF
the Army bill In detail the result stood: Con-
servatives seventeen deputies: Social Democrats.
twenty-three; Cicricals. twenty; Radical UBion-
lists, one; Free Conservatives, four; Poles, eight;
Democrats, five; Anti-Semtes, two; Independents,
two both favorable to the bill; Government
Clericals one: National Liberals, two. Not one
immediate supporter of Eugen Richter, the anti
Government Radical, had been elected.
The Conservatives had won two seats formerly
held by Free Conservatives The Social Demo-
Gratis had gained three seats from Richterists, and
one from the Free Conservatives. The Lieber
Clericals had gained from the Government
Clericals and had lost one TO them. The Radi
cal Unionists had elected one Deputy VINO voted
against the Army bill, but will vote for IT in
the next Reichstag. The Free Conservatives had
gained two seats and lost three. The Democrats
had gained one seat from the National Liberals.
The National Liberals had lost three seats and
gained two. The most interesting feature in the
new ballots reported until now will lc probably
Unionists.
Several small election riots are reported to-
day from the provinces. In Strassbuig last eyca-
ing shortly after the pcll was announced, about
1000 Socialists began parading the streets and
shouting for their candidate, August Bebel They
refused to disperse when the police attacked
them, and many cheered for France. The mill
tary eventually broke up the procession ana
arrested eight Nobody was injured. In
Reutlingen, Wuertemberg, the police slashed and
arrested many Social Democrats who attacked the
police station. In Gutenberg, Siiesia. the Social
lists rioted through the streets. The police dis
persed them with drawn sabrcs and arrested the
leaders In this city the police arrested Herr
Landauer, an Anarchist editor, on the charGe
of melting to riot.
The revised lists of tho Berlin polls show that
the Radical vote fell from 1906 to j2.0S5,
while the Social Democratic vote increased from
l26,3l7 TO l5O,977. The vote Of the Conservative
and Anti-Semte Cartel increased from 34,C?s 10
4sI35 Complete returns from the Second Divs-
ion of Munich show that Georg Voilmar, the
victorious leader of the South German Demo-
Gratis, pollcd 1920 votes. In Strassburg, August
Bebe Social Democrat, polled G,2o6 votes, against
6,9Sl for Dr. Petri, his National Liberal opponent
In Glauchau, Ignaz Auer, Social Democrat, polled
l4.070 votes "Cannon King Krupp, in Essen,
Stoetzel, his Clerical opponent, received l9,4o7
votes Stoetzel received l9,4;7.
These returns have been received to-day:
Koenirsberg-Hcrr Won Levetzow Independent. favor.
allie 10 the Army BILL elected succeed himself. lie
was the President OF the last Relchstag
Kalle.Ascherseben-IIerr KeSsler Social ID mocIa''
elected 10 succeed August IIene, Social Democrat
Casscl-New ballot necessary between Dr. Endermann'
National Liberal and Ptannkuch Social Democrat.
The district was Conservative at the last election
Neuss-Ierr weidencld. Clerical elected to succeed
Clerical lie 1882 votes against 2G3 cast Tor
Frherr Won schorlcmerls the leader OF the dssicen'
Clercals who favor the Army Dill
C;oerz-New ballot necessary between Erwin Lueders'
Rchterst and Deputy. and Herr Keller Social Demo
crat. ,
O,chatz-Herr Haure Conservative. elected to succeed
Conservative.
AI,enburg-Herr Buchwald Social Democrat. elected
to succeed DR.. Baumbach. Free oohsef'a"'c' A"o IT,
suit is a loss for the Government
Hirschberg-Dr. Theoior Barth, Editor oil The Na'o''
and Radical rnionist in favor OF the Army bi' eec "
succeed himself. This is gain for the "o'cinN'"" "
pr. Bsrth voted against the bill. ,
Iiaeen-New ballot necessary between fus''i n nav -,
and Dr. Lohman National Liberal. Richter carried .'
district in 1890 the first ballot Inc NECESSITY " Va
new ballot shows gain for the GoNcfh'ne"s Us ~ ,..a
tlonal Liberal Candidate ike all Oh MS Pai''' " "
of the Army BILL ,-,,, II runr
National Liberal is only thriy-s-scn votes ah'au
Gerhard Stoctzel, Clerical Stoetzel the iaSe D'P''
for the city, the first ballot In looo
Golar-Ncw ballot necessary between Herr E"sci'
Fro Conservative and Freiherr Minnirerocc "uV
and against the bill Minnigcrode was the Ias' O'pU'
Lennep-New ballot necessary between hefr ~ ''
socIal Dcmocrat and Herr Schmidt, Lebcr Cierica'
gho last Deputy was Radical. who voted against '
Army bill. 49, znpo,
I Io,hau-New ballot Necessary between Herr thinner
mann Anti.scmite, and Herr Herzog. Rleh'eris'
national Liberal elected In 1890.
Wadcnburg-New ballot necessary between Herr Mo1i
Social Democrat and Herr Bitter, Free CcnSer'"'''o
The last representative was Radical wao was a'''
from, tho last reading Of the Army bill.
fruenbe g-New ballot necessary between Louis 'clu
poalcal Unionst and Herr Bcuchclt, Conservative '
a., voted against bill, but II reelected Will suppo
=, g, modlfcd form. The result therefore, IL gam q
~ tor tho Government whichever way the second ba
lot may 20. ,. ~.
sneier-New ballot necessary between Dr. GLENN, NJ
.,o,a, Liberal, and the last deputy and Herr Erhar