New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19

Eugen Richter, although dIilu tle Iui"S vi
his party, continues to proclaim the programme
which was his undoing After alludins IN his
Frclsinnige Zeitung" to the triumph Of the
Social Democrats at his expense, he ADDS thls
hidden threat: AS the fear Of Socialism l.
likely 70 drive all the elements of the classes
into a coalition favoring mitarism, so may the
fear of militarism compel the masses of the
Radical and Democratic parties TO support
Socialists
This statement is Interpreted as meaning that
in constituencies where the contest the second
ballot is between Social Democrat and a sup
porter of the Military bill the Richter Radicals
and South German Democrats will vote .or tn
Social Democrat. AZ far as the South German
Democrats are concerned. this threat undoubtedly
will be fulfilled. 1t is exceedingly douptim'
however, that Richter, discredited as he now H.
can deliver many Radical votes III North Ger
MANY 10 the party which he has fought most
bitterly in the past. If. however, he accomplish
this masterpiece of political ho,ssm, he VII"
surely increase the Social Democratic decGa'loh
in the RcicnsGag 10 SIXTY. or perhaps even "i"'e
4, .ba same time he would complete irrcrarably
the ruin OF his party. A.
As the day for the final contest approaches th'
c,mpaicn is becoming bitterly personal. Or Lepci,
Who's, leadership is irksomc 10 the arlst3cfats oi
his party is lii less aDs. rsi ar ,ndc6S%ch nr
nn, Of thr mo.I hirhy esteemed noblcncn among
German Catholics. published Yesterday long i'l
Ter descriptive OF Licbrrs faults from the 4iIho-
dox noint of view The Baron dcnounc"i nm a.
"a usulpcr, siprciucly selfish, narrow ana greedy
of power The Clerical party already iia' sur
fcrcd sufficient injury. he wrote. rom 1nl' un
trustworthy and incompetent lea er il was high
;mc for the Catholics Of the better cidss I" rs
and dcpos" him before he should further :acriitIrc
The best interests of the Centre 10 MS l.llop"
ends In conclusion the Baron denounced i-f'"i
as lacking entirely vcracity, moral ,"ronSncSH an"
political tact To this as 10 other recent ata'N'
from Clerical sources Liebcr has ma to no reply!
All the other personalities a'c mkt, howN"',
when compared with those con eraIn- tn 20 IA
Demo ratio leaders,; The ielic,I n'W>p'p inal "a
e.uccialv Litter Tn "Gcrmania, tie pr hc'pa'
organ of the Frussian crical> hls been pun
fishing account, of the luxurious habits o D'p,i.
licbknccht and SINGER, with will'E II colt ds11 ds'11
the misery and squalor suffered oN ti". ~ 10" a
democratic masse, On Tuesday the German
described how after meeting III thc 10 otn.tn
Strasse TO consider measHrs lHr Npl,"'Ime .hn ~
., utivc Committee had dinner AT Dresser :, h''i
den Linden. the Drlmoniros OF fcrlir. Ai',' s, w.,
failing their expensive Dill OF iaIe; uc ipV,dt p"d
related that I.cbknccht. Betel fl>cher an" Az
singer drank too much hieh-pr.'cd WIN" aHu III
the restaurant much the worsr ior their h"ni"''
meal" , IL; oi, D.oo
Graf. learned OF this episode, says the Ieiml.ha
correspondents and called upon thc ENe'H'.hr .f
Committee for an explanation ln, ierS mor ~
leaders was that they went 10 Df" So hici .
.tudy the cluttonouG habits OF the capl'iilS'l
classes This story was taken VAIN Sraih 81
.alt by B"rllncrS untii IN" n"r"b - rcnIv -
il cdi;orally After virtually acknowrieIhi WV
ruth Of the "Grrmanla's rcpor;. t"c Noi
said that thn capitalisIc pres, va !oi1 WI 'm
cnrrs. most agreeable. TO the Socla l. IN op InI-
, campaign OF perS Inal II IN tea OF on 'ili' @ ~
its timc-worn dcnuncatlons OF the worhl"E ri"H'.
Like the old CAMPAIGN. however. 'n' NV NV Az
,yonld br Intellectual in damming the rlslng hoo"
Vi 1bc " Moscow Gazette tscni-oflicaN contained
IaaI.r "a fl.
t;nnan ELECTIONS upon international iciati"is
4 he victory OF the B,bels and llcbknceht' az III"
polls, said the inspired writer, shoW'ei 'he me-
rity and Importance Of Russia participation u!
the European concert. The German Government
necdol R-si' t. hclp save II iro'h th' duNah'lh7
hos-s of sncislsIn who would soon threaten ciVl
war. Austria Hungary needed ku>-la 10 ,iN' h'i
FROM the mastcrful presumption of IN" Ma9Nar'
Without RussIas surpor ncithcr cnplr. "oup'
lie strong enough 10 resist ne di,lI't-iL,Ins ''
uIcnt> row accommodating within her bord' -.
several lliah officials III the Office Of III" IN
terror said to-day, that the date for th' opening
of the next R"chstag hal not been MED ana
that no decision "A. 10 it would be made before
all the returns from the second elections shouI
lavo boon l"coiVr1 TlI, tone OF tnc speech
fmp,ror 1hc speech will not hc begun until the
political. complexion Of the new Rcichstas shall
nave been a>ccrtaIn"!
Spcculato,s on the Bour.c took sananine
yirt. of tine Government prospects in til" ,nI
ba Ot>. imperial and lruS~lan stocks, "HNh
weakened or Friday, wcI" strong yesterday, ia
"Oil>"1 u'nc' or tI' reports lndl 'pN'Ih'
would have small majority al the "p'nin& "I
the hcicistag Scmi-ofcial information tha; the
Chaacclor would abandon his latest propose! for
taNcs on Bouis" operations ami spirited liquors
helped strengthen the prices
The official returns from many conStInon'"S
have locn received and will b" published To-
morrow. They contain much interesting infornii-
tion as to IN" vote poll"d by IONS spcu"us rahdl,
dates Count Herbert Bismarck. who was elected
by the Aararans III the Jcrchrw dIsirict,' Re"
ceiYcd ,66g votes 10 6.sIS east for Ferdinand
Wn,.Ilu WAS
the district. Glockc. the Social Democratic can
didatr. received l,3il votes. Count llerbcrts
ma orty ovcr all, Therefore, was $50. II" poll"I
the tul s'rcnatl of the Conservative vote. which
on the firs. ballot in ! 800 was II .ls2. Ill" Rai-
cal vote in 1890 was 3,j6i and the Socialist Not"
?,Ij7. These ieur,s illustrate clearly how IN"
socialist, >arpcd the strength of the Richtcrist
vote In Metz, DR.. Haas. Al>itan and tl"ri"a
was elected by ",G5' votes 10 3,i3" cast for
Iichcrmamn Won Sonncnhcrg the Anti-S niit"
and 3.42a for Wilhelm Licbknccht, leader of th"
Social Democrat. In Raenit, Count Won kanitz,
the high piotcctI'n Conservative. received 1890
vo'e> to l,;si cast for hIS opponent. Dr. Brl"scke,
Of III" Radical Union. Rector thwardt. now
serving a s"ntcnc, for libel in the Plo"izcnscr
Prison. swept everything before him in The
Arnswaldc district. his old constituency. lie
uoll'h s.oiG vot'e. while Bornstcdf. regular
Conservative. received only 2,'73 Ernst, Rddi
cal t'nlonis', only l,ii7 and Millars, Social
Democrat. only ti3.
In Iucncbcrg the new ballot will be- between
Herr WitRhoci,, Free Conservative. and FrrIhcir
Won Wangenhcm, Guelph, who last represented
the constituency. An erroneous report was
ccived TO the effect that the new ballot would he
between Withchocft and Fischer. Social Demo
crat The vote was: Withchonn, e.l23: Wan
eenroim. $685.: Fischer. 4,223: DR. Meyer, Ral-
cal I'nionst, $50. ether noteworthy figures from
the official reports are:
Thorn where new ba lot Is necessary bccau,e
Herr Won Slaski, Pole, the kISt Deputy, lacked
ninety seven votes OF a ma lorlty over all. II"
received IO.7s2 votes: Krahncr Conservative,
73l?: Rudics. Richtcrist. ,5S2; Grassrnann. Ma
tjona Liberal. So Mlkuszinski, 1880
Tcltcw where Ilrcil. Social Democrat, poll"l
2ODl votes against 1850 pol'cd by IN" Social
Democrats on the first ballot in 1S9o Ills OPP
scryativr who pollcd 1..is9 votes. The other
candidates were Mueller. Richtcrst, who C. 'iv'd
s501 votes, and Forester. Anti->cmir, who re-
ceiycd 77G2 Zuboil in az probability will carry
the district, which was last represented by Con-
scrvative
THINK TIE ARMY BILL WILL PASS
r1ru.s OLE TILE CEEIIN CORRESPONDENTS OF