The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-12

Ia considered explicabie only on the ground
that he does not wish to entangle himself by
any apparent alliance with the Caprivi pro-
gramme His plan is to keen his official rec
ord clear OF anything likely to embarrass him
In his future relations to the protectionlst
Conservatives
Tho growth OF proteetionist sentiment
among the electors has been one OF tho most
peculiar features Of the campaign. The plat
form OF the Aerarian League has now. been
adopted by ninety-seven candidates. Almost
all OF these candidates are Conservatives:
many OF them are conservative Anti
Somites OF the extreme type They are
the vanguard virtually Of the Con-
sentative party and have injected into
the Conservative canvass perilous amount OF
reactionary venom. In fact. the last Conserve
tive meetings throughout tho empire have
been notable as never before for rank Jew-
batting and general demagogism. At n Con-
sentative meeting in tho suburbs on Thurs
day evening the proposals OF the speaker that
Jews DO prohibited from holding public office.
that immigration Of Jews be forbidden. and
that the bourse taxes be increased and the in
forest on loans be listed were received with
cheers and applause. Every sort OF measure
calculated to oppress Jewish capitalists and
manufacturers has been proposed BY Con-
sentative candidates and has been approved
BY Conservative audiences. Or the simon-pure
Jswbaiters. like Ahlwardt Pickenbach. and
Liebermann Won SonnenberG. but dozen will
be returned to the next Reichstag; the strength
OF the group ready to pass any anti-Jew
measure will be considerable. as many Con-
servatives and not few Clericals will be al
ways available for the purposes OF the avowed
Anti-Semites.
The lists Of candidates In saxony were
al ArIa IN fvA AZ
there are tvsnty-three Social Democratic
candidates. fifteen Conservatives. fifteen
Richter Radicals. eleven anti-Semitss. and
eight National Liberals
The BavArian Parliamentary elections. which
were to DO held next Thursday. have been
postponed until July z.
Count Kalnoky's second speech concerning
the peace OF Europe officially settled the
newspaper controversy which his first speech
provoked. His statements are recognized as
being In complete harmony with the policy OF
the Triple Alliance. although he 10 blamed for
lack OF tact in having spoken In q manner
calculated to influence the German to
tho detrimeut OF tho German Govern
ment. Although his predictions Of continued
peace have been exploited BY all the
opposition speakers still abroad AZ cogent ar
guments against increasing the German
army. It is doubtful that his words will
change the result In q single constituency. as
tho campaign was virtually over whom they
were spoken. The newspaper organs Of the
Chancellor's office abstained from all particle
patton in the editorial storm which the first
Kalnoky speech raised. Prices on the Bourse
were Armer yesterday. in consequence OF kal-
noky's pacific assurances
Emperor William will command in person
the sixteenth Army Corps at the autumn ma
n9uvres. A novelty in the man9uvres will DO
the appearance behind the cavalry OF . corps
Of sharpshooters. armed with the new small
calibre rides. provided with smoksiess pow.
der. and riding In steel-clAd. bullet proof
vehicles.
Gen. Won Goethe has been promoted to the
command Of the Seventh Corps, Stationed In
westphnlia. in the room OF Cen Won Albodyll.
He is Va years old. and began his career in the
infantry in the campaign Of 1870. Subse-
auently he commanded brigade at Metz
The long distance race OF Austrian and Ger
man amateur bicyclists will begin on juno 20.
Tho course between Berlin aud Vienna is
$40 miles long. and ought to be covered. wheel
men say. within thIrty-fvs hours. Commit
tees will DO stationed at intervals OF sixty
miles along the course to see that the COM
peritors do not violate the rules Of the match.
Wheelmen from other countries than Germany
and Austria have been excluded from the con-
test.
Prince Bismarck will 60 to Kissengen with his
family in July to take the waters- Prince Re-
gent Luitpold OF Bavaria has placed at his dis
posal carriages and servants from the royal
establishment Bismarck received the VET
Grams OF Wandsbeck at Friedrichsruhe last
week. and spoke briefly Of his experience in
the army. He was sorry. he said. that his
parents had not allowed him to remain In the
service. Tho deepest impressions OF his life
had been made during his years In tho army.
The Hamburg American Steamship Com
pany has given q Belfast firm the contract to
build two large cargo boats. Tho order went
to Belfast because the builders at that port
underbid tho German builders 100000 marks
on each vessel.
The Hamburg Tank Steamship Company
will 60 out OF business. as low freight rates
have compelled them to carry at loss for
some time. The German American Petroleum
Company offers to buy their steamships.
Count Reventlow. Danish Secretary Of Lega-
ton In St Petersburg. has been appointed
Minister to the United States
Striking miners in Fuenfkirchen started o
riot yesterday. but were dispersed by the mill
tary before they could do much damage. Tho
soldiers fired one volley which the strikers
answered before fleeing. Several men on each
side wore wounded.