The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-16
HOPE FOR THE KAISER.
Rural Returns Favor a
Majority for the Army
Bill.
& Cable to the Uaft.d Press.

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BERLIN, June 16, lSJ3.-fne election re-
turns from the agricultural districts aud
small cities come in slowly. In most OF
til ese constituencies, however, few seats
are likely to changs parties. AT 1907 the
Government candidates had apDaren fly
lost slightly in the constituencies Which
chose their deputies by yesterdays ball
lot. Ga the other nand. in the second
ballots. which now seem inevitable III
some 100 or i25 districts, The Government
has exceptional opportunities 10 VIA
many seats. This IL especially appli-
cable to the seat Contested py the raui-
CHI Unionists VINO III the last Retcnsiag
voted against the Army hili, but NAYS
supported it on the stamp and. II re-
elecled, will vote for II IN somewhat
modified form,
This moruing the National Liberals.
who were expected to return to Parila-
ment with their deie1a t1ou reduced from
forty 10 about thirty, contended that
they would have at. feWest thirty-eight
| members after the second ballots. The
Richter Radicals will have hardly more,
So far their failure to draw opposition
votes has beeu the most surprising Tea
ture of the election. The Social Demo-
Gratis boast tha5Ihey will lave sixty seats
after the re-ballots. This Is about the
COuCC1Ctt 1 bbOkAA
tions, The Conservatives auu Free Cou-
servatives are likely TO hold their own.
The number Of the Lieber Clerlcals III the
next Reichstag. although in doubt, Is ex-
pected to approach one hundred.
These returns have been received TO-
day.
Koenigsberg (Oder)-Herr Won Levetzow. In
dependent, favorable to the Army Bill, elected to
succeed him self.
lie was president of the last Reichstag.
49, Ill n arr 4 nhan ~ tiarr kRGSIAs SnnIQI
Democrat. elected to succeed August Heine,
Social Democrat.
Cassell-New ballot necessary between DR..
Endermann. National Liberal, and Herr Pfann-
kurt, Social Democrat. The district was Con-
sentative at the last election.
NeussrHerr Weidenfeld, Clerical, elected to
succeed a Clerical. He received 1882 votes
against 2, 1853 east for Freiherr Won Schosiemer-
Alst, the leader Of the dissident Clericals who
favor the Army Bill.
Gcerlitz-New ballot necessary between Erwin
Lueders. Richterist and last deputy, and Herr
Keller, Social Democrat.
Oschatz-Rerr Rautfe. Conservative, elected
to succeed a Conservative.
Alien urg-Herr Buchwald. Social Democrat,
elected to succeed DR.. BaunDacn, Free Conser-
vative. The result is a loss for the Government.
Hirschberg-Dr. Theodor Barth, editor of the
No ion and Radical Unionist. in favor of the
Army bill, elected to succeed himself. This is a
gain for the Government as DR.. Barth voted
against the bill.
Hagen-New ballot necessary between Eugen
Richter aud DR.. Lohmann, National Liberal.
Richter carried the district in 1890, on the first
ballot. The necessity of a new bail OF shows a
gain for the government as the National Liberal
Candidate, like all of his party, is in favor of the
Armby Bill.
Essen, new ballot necessary. Cannon King"
Krupp. National Liberal, is but thirty seven
votes ahead of Gerhard St.ezel, Clerical
Stseizel, the last deputy Tor tne city. won on
the first ballot in 1890.
Gesler, new ballot necessary between Herr
Engels. Free Conservative. aud Freiherr Won
Minniserode, Guelph and against the bill.
Minnigerode was the last deputy.
Lennep, new ballot necessary between Herr
Meist, Social Democrat, and Herr Schmidt,
Licber Clerical, The last deputy was a Radical
who voted against the Army bill.
Loehau, new ballot necessary between Herr
Zimmerman, anti-Semite. and Herr Herzog,
Ricnterist. A National Liberal was elected in
1890.
Moeller, Social Democrat, and Herr Bitter, Free
Conservative. The last representative was a
radical who was absent from the last reading Of
the army bill.
Louis Jordan. Radical Unionist, and Herr
Beuchelt, Conservative. Jordan voted against
the bill, but If reelected will support it in modi-
fed form. The result therefore is a gain of a
vote for the Government whichever way the
second ballot may be.
speier, new ballot necessary between DR..
Clemm, National Liberal and the last deputy,
and Herr Erhart, Social Democrat.
Landcberg. new ballot necessary between
Judicial Councillor Schroeder, Radical Unionist,
and Herr Paetzel. Social Democrat; a Radical
carried the district in 1890.
Sagan, new ballot necessary between DR..
Mueller, Radical; and Herr Mednitz, Conserva-
tive. The last deputy was Mueller. He voted
against the Army bill.
Geestemuende. new ballot necessary between
DR.. Hahn, Rational Liberal, and Herr Schmal-
field, Social Democrat. There were six caudi-
dates in this district, four of them National
Liberal. Undoubtedly the National Liberals will
unite and elect HahL on the second balIel. This
will be a gain for the Government, as Prince
Bismarck the districts last representative was
absent from the last reading of Army Bill.
Hahn calls himself a Bismarckian National
Liberal.
Repss, younger line, Emanuel Wurm, Social
Democrat, elected to succeed himself.
Reichenbaca. Herr Holman, Social Democrat.
elected to succsed himself.