Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17

government, 40 against IL. Inc paIties
siding with the government had lost
three seats to the opposition; the parties
working against the government had
eyened matters by losing the same mum
Der OF seats TO the friends OF the army
bill. The Conservatives had elected II
deputies, the Social Democrats %, the
Clericals 90, Radical Unionisis l, Free
Conservatives 4, Poles S, Democrats D,
auti-Semites ?, Independents tooth Ia
vorable to the billy, Government Cleri-
Gals l, National Liberals 2.
Not one Immediate supporter OF Eu-
gene Ricter, the anti-government hSdi-
cal had been elected. The Conserva-
tlyes had won two seats formerly occu-
pied by Free Conservatives. The So
cisl Democrats had gained three seats
from Richterlsts and one from the Free
Conservatives. The Lleber Ciericals
had gained one from the Government
Clerlcals aad had lost one TO them, the
Radical Unionists had elected one dep
uty who voted against the army bill,
but will vote fer IL In the next Kelch-
stag. 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 will be probably
the gains Of the Social Democrats and
Radical Unionlsts.
Several small election riots are re-
ported to-day frem the provinces. ln
Strasseburg last evening, shortly after
the poll was announced, about 1000
Socialists began parading the streets
aud shouting for their candidate
August Bebel. They refused 10 dis
perse when the police attacked them
and many cheered for France. The
military eventually broke up the pro-
cession and arrested eight men. NO
body was injured.
In Reutllngen, WurtemburR, the po-
lice slashed and arrested many Social
Democrats who attacked the police sta
ton. In Gutenberg, Silesia, the SOCIAL
ists rioted through the streets. The po-
lice dispersed them with drawn saores
and arrested the leaders La this city
the police arrested Herr Landauer, an
Anarchist editor, on the charge OF In
citing TO riot.
The revised lists of the Berlin polls
show that that the Radical vote iell
from $4,000 10 52,0s5, while the Social
Democrat vste increased from l26, 3l7 TO
$50. OFT. The vote OF the Conservative,
Anti-Semite and Cartels Increased from
"a, 096 to As. 1875.
Complete returns from the Second d.
vision Of Munich, show that George
Won Vollnar, the victorious leader OF
the South German Democrats, polled
Is. 2s9 votes. In Strassoourg, hnguss
ROB-, Social Democrat, poiled 0'SVo
J Xatt, @saihss 6.Vsl for DT. Petri, bis
chau. iSnbl 9SsEel, eBaaa 11emoorat, pol.
led 1872 votes. Cannon King"
Krupp, in Essen. who will go through a
new ballot with Herr Stoetzel. his clerf-
cal opponet, received l9,4s7 votes.
Stoetzel received 19,447.
At Agen, a new ballot will be neces-
sary between Eugene Richter and DR..
Lohman. Liberal Richter carried the
district in 1890 on the hrst ballot. The
necessity OF q new ballot shows gain
for the government a. the National Lib
eral candidate ike all Of his party 10 In
favor OF the Army bill. At Goslar. a
new ballot is necessary between Free
Conservative and Guelph, against the
bill.
Lennep, new ballot necessary between
Social Democrat and Lieber Clericali
Loebau, new ballot necessary between
Anti-Semite and Richterist: Walden
burg, new ballot necessary between 30
cIal Democrat and Free ConservAtiVeI
Gruehburg, new ballot necessary be-
tween Radical Unionlst and Conserya-
tive; Geestemunde, now ballot necessa-
~ between DR.. Hahn, National Liberal,
and Herr Schmalisld, Social Democrat;
Dessau, new ballot necessary between
Radical UniOnlst and Social Democrat;
Aschaffenburg, Pastor Haus, Clerical,
elected to succeed himself; Marburg,
Otto Boec kel, anti Semitic. opposed 10 tue
bill. elected TO succeed himself. HeIligen-
stadt. Herr Won Strom beck, Clerical,
elected TO succeed himself; SAar-
breucken, Herr BoltZ, Free Conrsrya-
tive, elected TO succeed National
Liberal, Juellch, Count Ven Hompesch,
Clerical. elected 10 succeed himself;
Metz, Dr. Haas, Alsatian Clerical,
elected, (his predecessor abssnted him
self from the last reading OF the bilD;
Muelhausen, ESiter Beuls, Social Dem
ocrai, elacted; ArnsWalde, new ballot
necessary between Rector Ahlwsrdt,
anti-Semltic deputy In the last Rsiehs-
tag, and Rector Ernest, Radical; Brom-
berg. new ballot necessary between
Free Conservative and Pole.
BERLIN, June II. 2 A. M-Returnt
have been received from 220 Gus OF 329
electoral districts. In %, candidates
have been elected. while 10 i22, second
ballots will be necessary.
The National Liberals. Conservative
and Clericals are holding their own.
The Richter Radicals remain very far
behind. OF the % deputies already
elected, AZ are counted for the bill aed
56 against H.
Late dispatches have shown that the
Government has gained Two more seats
and has lest one old one.
Later returns from ArnsvAide sho"
that Rector Ahlwardt, the Jew batter,
now in prison because be lioelled the
I,oeues, makers OF small arms, has
clear majority over ell and Is therefors
elected.
Lively Little Incident.