The sun., 1893-10-01
THE PRUSSTAN ELECTIONS.
PARTIES THAT WILL ENGAGE IN 1T
And THE. MATTERS INVoLTED.
BinEer Advises the Socialists Not TO Vote
-Ahiwsrdt About TO Begin 20 Serve His
Latest Term In n-Emperor wriIau,
HuntI.g Eik- In sweden-ssermnn Bank.
er, Refuse to Take "a Big Italian Loan.


Latest Term In Pr,son-Emperor william
HuntIng Eik- In sweden-taermnn Bank
ers Refuse to Take "a B,g Italian Loan
ttopyrtohpd. 1898. Jy he Una,a rr,..l
BERLIN. Sept 30.-Interest in the Prussian
elections 10 heightened in proportion as tho
greatly party groups develop their concern in
the results. The indirect election system. with
class representation. that prevails In Prussia
has always tended in the direction OF popular
Indifference toward the elections. This year.
however. there Is some reflex action. caused
by the agitation accompanying the Reichstag
elections, and It enlivens party spirit Both
factions OF the Freisinnige party the Ma
tionai Liberals. Centrists. and Conservatives
alike intend to take part in the fray. Tho
Socialist leaders differ as to the policy to
DO followed by that party. Herr Singer advises
Socialists to abstain from voting. arguing
that. as indirect elections ppralyze tho popular
will, the Socialists can do nothing except
through political combinations which the
party ought to despise. Under the influence
OF Herr Singer majority OF the Socialist COM
mittee has advised the party to hold aloof
from the eectons. An influential minority.
insists. however. that the party should take
part in tho elections. and doubtless q number
OF Socialists will respond to this advice.
The Radical Unionists, one faction OF tho
Freisinnige party, still maintains it's conflict
with the other faction-the eRichterists- though
no great question ought to divide them on the
Prussian elections. The recent feud in the
party over the Army bill has left apparently
irreconcilable hatred between the leaders.
Herr Richter is again distinguishing himself
by the violence Of his denunoations Of his old
political friends.
The National Liberals will appear in the lists
with definite and practical programme. This
party will demand the extension Of the State
the rivers. reform in the finances. amended |
taxation. and. finally. resistance to the exten.
sion Of ecclesiastical influence in the national
The election will largely turn on financial.
taxation. and educational questions.
Ploetzensee prison the ssryiee I Of the sentence
appealed from the, sentence. but the Court of
Of tSa Swsr ss eur tho
The VIII not Ct sumo. It's SESSIONS 3R
voice % Of Hhiwardtism will again be heard. loud.
or and more powerful than ever. Disgrace and
social dsrsDute DO not affect a AhTardts nu
bis programme found unanimous
acceptance; Among the proposals there sub:
forbidding Hebrews to have German servants.
Tho congress declared new departure on tho
with the Conservatives. with whom the party
at one time affiliated. resolution adopted
that the anti i-Semites should oppose
all indirect taxation which. burdened the lower
and middle Glasses proved the desiro Of the
D1hs ha6s4 f ps .sssn ssh es a Se he'll.
meeting at Chemnitz and appeared to be less
Inclined to desert tho Conservatives on hear
Ing from Herren Liebermann and Won Sonner-
berg that with the pledged support OF the
their faction would obtain
places on the Il ResichstaS com mittsss
Stockholm Emperor William ie now hunting
Dix on the Hunnsberg. The imperial party
naye already shot forty animals: The Hon.
W. W. Thomas. the American Minister to Swe-
len and Norway. 10 taking part In the chase
With the Emperor In Sweden; Elks are now
ound only IN limited area Many OF the ami
serves where they fall an easy prey to the I'm
nG Emperor William Will return to Germany
,n board the imperial yacht HohenZollern.
He will travel to Berlin by way Of Dantzic.
Ms Emil MosGhsstss the
ls now In Germany. will sail for Now York on
Ost a aHd Hdv WI enter upon the duties of the
Mr. Mattes. the agent Of tho United States
agricultural Department. has established his
, Unsuccessful efforts have been made to get
ierman bankers to form syndicate to take n |
srent italian loan. The amount Of the pro-
,osed loan Is reported to be $120 ZOO. .O00.
Italian and German agents. 1t is said. tried to {
induce London bankers to Join the proposed
we're repulsed. The scheme was then aban- {
,oned. Several papers to-day announce that !
he loan has been foated here. but they have
een misled. I