Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-16
SOCIAL DEMOCRATS WON.
They Swept tho German Empire in Il
Elections.

Anoy swept tho German Empire in CT
Elections.
Later reports show that the social democra
have swept the German empire in the election
} yesterday.
Inc election passed of quietly enough 4
most parts Of the empire In Berlin crowd
gathered at all polling booths. but there was n
disorder Socialists appear to have won man
} seats in the reichstag.
An enormous vote was pollsd for socialia
eanoioa'es In the Rhine provinces, Saxony
Hamburg. Frankfort-on-tbe-M Main and other in
dustrial centers.
ne'urns from seventy districts indicate tina
.n'rty-sN have been carried by parties oppose,
70 the army bill. fifteen have been carried b,
Parues ravorfng the bill and nineteen are IL
ucupt: Inc government parties have lost three
Vi ,nelr former seats-two to the Richterists o.
sociai democrats, and one to a south German
democrat. The government has won one sea
from the opposition.
| IN OTHER CITIES.
| AT Hamburg the balloting promised to result
IN the return Of socialist. Konigsberg wal
| doubtful. but the socialists said that probabl,
herr Schultz, their candidate, will be elected
on a reballot. Arthur Stadthagen, socialist
was reported safe ut Niederbarnin. and Stet,ing
! Leipsic city, Dresden, the first and second
DIVISIONS of Kiel, West Breslau, Erlangen
Mainz, Mannheim. Offenbach and Sonnebers
were said to be likely to send socialists to the
| reichstag. Ao
Herr Krupp, national liberal, running in
Essen against Editor Stoetzel. a member
| OF the Lieber wing of the center party
was said not to be getting the support of
the workmen he expected. DIR. Stoecker anti
Seml.e, at Siegen; Baron Hamerstein, conserve
i've, at Siegen-Herford, and Eugene Richter. at
t hagen. we're reported at O'Clock as sure of
Ihe agrarians were highly ella ed when thew
i 1: IN the afternoon that Count Herbert
Pisiharck mad run SO unexpectedly well in the
jericho district that reballot probably would
Dc necessary. The general expectation was that
.ouh' neroert would be beaten by his free
trader antagonist.
A new ballot Is necessary in Leipsic CITY be-
tween Dr. Hasse, national liberal. and Herr
rinkau, social democrat; in Elberfield between
FRITZ Harm. social democrat, and Herr
Dahm, conservative anti-Semite: in the Teltow
district between Herr Nelbeil, social democrat.
and Herr Ring. conservative agrarian. In
honlgsoerg city new ballot is also necessary.
Carl Schultze. social democrat received 10. $40
votes; Dr. kreuse, national liberal. 1908. In
Muhlch, Danzig and Cologne new ballots are
necessary. while in Niederbarnin. Herford and
"retna social democrats were elected
THE RETURNS.
AT 8 O'Clock the first authentic reports began
to come in slowly. They we're received in this
order:
Berlin, fourth division-Paul Singer socialist
democrat, elected by a great majority to sue
coed himself.
Berlin. sixth division Wilhelm Leibeknecht,
socialist democrat. elected to succeed himself
Leibeknecht is tie leader of the socialist demo-
Gra,ic party One OF his opponents was Eugene
Richter, leader Of the radical peoples party.
Berlin, first division-Herr Langerhause.
II Tlcnterist radical peoples party. 49, 900 votes:
taelerow, socialist democrat. $4,000 The scat
terlng vote was so heavy, and especially in the
case OF Col. Won Egidy, that Langerhausc got
no majority over all, and n reballot will be
necessary. Both men are against the army bill.
while DIR: Andrew Myer. last representative for
.he uistrlet, was one Of the few radicals voting
Tor the bill. The vote shows a heavy socialist
gain. In 1890 DIR. Myer received 5. 92s votes to |
Z, Va for his socialist democrat opponent.
Berlin, second division-No majority over all |
Tor any candidate and a new ballot necessary. |
heavy socialist gains. Prof. Rudolph yirchow
last representative of the district. and Herr |
Fischer, socialist democrat, polled the heaviest |
votes.
Berlin, third division-New ballot necessary. |
voghters, socialist democrat, 10, 800; Munckel. |
1003
Berlin. fifth division-New ballot necessary.
Schmidt. socialist democrat 7I37: DR. R,um
carried the distric. nv m o5o .. 70, D"uiiioacn
Neurnberg-Carl GriIlenberger, social demo-
rat. elected to succeed himself
Wurzburg-New ballot necessary. Albrecbt
lucille, social democrat, and Peter Neckermann.
lerical member Of last reichstag. are tbe lead;ng
andidates. ~"N-"e
Munich, second division-Gcoree Won yo,,-
ner, social democrat. elected To sSccsnd hiu,
eli.
Erlangen Segitzm-social democrat. elected
Eas. Breslau-Franz Tutzauer, SOCIAL demo.
rat. elected to succeed himself,
West Breslau-Schoerbl blank. social democrat
looted. '~-"' VIC o''"''
Dresden, right division-New ballot necessorr
etween Herr Koben, social democrat ana
'rivy Councillor Kemm, anti-Semitic
60. "'o''' anu Loitor Druhns, Social DEM