The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-06-22
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BERLIN, june 10. ne slection Is.
Turns are virtually complete me ~
port from bnt one district q lacking.
The revision Of the returns may
necessitate : few altera tons hit.
they win Do trivial. The candi-
dates elected number 215. OF tl,ese
z101 will vote for the army bill. III
against It. In the following lit BY
parties tho anti-Semetic conservatives
are included with the oonservet ives
and the independents are treated Is
members Of the parties with which they
affiliated in the reichstag:
~ Lieber clericals, o; social democrnta =: cou-
sorvattves and agrarians, ~; national liberals.
IT, radical unionists who favor tho bin. 1:
Poles. u: FREQ conservatives, 10: clertcals IA
vorable = the bill, IL: Alsattans, Z; south Ger
man democrats, 4; anti-Semites, s two 81 them
favoring the billy: Bavsrian agrarisns, 3;
sGuelphs. l; Danes. \; Bavarian separatists. /.
Among the can lidates In the ls1 new
ballots there will be 10 Poles, 50 con-
servatives.9 agrarisns, Z free conserve
tives, - national liberals, 80 clericals,
u social democrats, II radical union
lists, IS Richterists, le anti-Semites and
8 Guelphs.
AS was expected, the latest returns
have increased steadily the list Of mem-
beers upon whom the government can
rely for support, While the victories
of the social democrats have been
regarded with alarm, their imme-
date effect upon the fate Of
the army bill will be more than Offset
by the Richter radicals. After: four
hours in conference Saturday.afternoon
the ministers who had met the chan
cellor to discuss the results of the. cleo
ton decided that in view of the recent
returns it would be superfuous and In
expedient to issue an appeal to the
country before the second ballota
The official returns from many con-
stituencies have been received and will
be published to-day. They contain
much interesting information as tovotes
polled by Observation-Disclosures Count
Herbert Bismarck, who was elected
by the agrarians in the Jerichow
district, received 1869 votes to ,6,848
cast for Ferdinand Woellmer, radical.
who was the last member for the
district, Gloecke, the social democratic
candidate, received 4,4s1 votes. Count
Herberts majority over all, there
fore, was $50, He polled the
| strength Of the conservative vote,
which on the first ballot in 1890 was
11,1sA The radical vote in 1890 was
1854 and the socialist vote 2,4S7. These
figures illustrate clearly how the social
lists Slapped the strength of the Richter
list vote, In Meta DR.. Haas, Alsatian
and clerical, was elected by 1856 votes
to 3,4s6 cast for Liebermann Won
Somnenherg, the anti-Semite, and 8, 1928
for Wilhelm Liebkpecht, leader of the
social democrats. In Ragnit Count Won
Kanitz, the high protection conserva-
tive, received $3.50 votes to 1,7SS cast
for his opponent, DR.. Rroesicke, of the
radical union.
Rector Ahlwardt, the notorious Jew
batter now serving q sentence for libel
in the Ploetzensee prison, swept every
thing before him in the Arnswalde dis
trict, his old constituency. He polled
s,046 votes, while Bornstedt, regular
conservative, received but 1878; Ernst,
radical pniopist, but LAT, and Millarg,
| social democrat, but 743.