The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-16
IRESULTIN DOUBT
r,s From German Elec-
- Are Still Incomplete.
GAMING.
SOCIALISTS
Nay Have easls Ns.
ss o.--c~sss Eisoarck VIII Have
/, ny fsr Ee-Eisesiss.

/ -, .-enrns frps 20 districts indicate
2. = hsss been carried BY
I -S-1foe opposed 70 the army Daii'
S11e.n hays beer carried for parties favor
- - bill, and nineteen are IN deuos oe'
- The government and opposision
~.ve,es. With clsances in . majority Of
- serongIy Ira favor Of the government
~ eovernnens parties lost thres OF
~ former seats. ITO 70 'ns
3 1I6besrists, or ghe Social Democrats, y
nd ballots saasiI decide, and ono 20
18th German Democrat. The govern
ennut Won one ssas- The Social Demo
nlsts von two seats. besides having se-
eufed many chaz.ces for new victories on
Ececond ballot.
BynI,s. June ;s.-This was election day
- Germany ana almost tropical weather
sessy.iied eyeryw here In the country.
E1Afeh brought oat q heavy vote la the
ySuysi districss. In Berlin there was utter
ekaence Of excitement and the streets wore
! a eyerydsy appearances. The wealthy
clsseus appeared apsthetic ~ to the out
eona. The expectations Of the authorities
II disorder among the lower classes were
unsssranted. and the troops. which
vers ordered to DO in readi-
-. Iounssd iaxiIy about the
Aerrscks. Very fsw voters went TO the polls
kefnse noon. ssyi q that hour the workmen
len the factories and walked in groups to
he voting stations and deposited their
haliots. The Socialists displayed more
I activity than aay OF the political groups.
N women sea,ned ~ deeply interested
= The success 81 the Social Democratic
!. candidates q tao men OF the party. A
rumber OF wosnen distributed electoral
Gekess, while others scattered leaflets in
bshaIf Of the Socialist party broadcast
Among the sagIiest voters at the kaixef-
~ station were Chancellor Won CaprIvi
end Dr.. Won Boetticher, secretary of the
tmpssial hons Officers. Ali the postoffics
enp,oyes were given leave OF absence in
sptR that thsy might vote in their dis
6jetR The police took no measures to
Dssssns rioting.
~ the headquarters OF the Social Demo-
loeRFnm brought news Of Social Demo-
0asic gains. An enormous vote has evil
6eatly been y.oIied for the Socialist can
6idates In the Rhine provinces. Saxony,
Hamburg. Frankfort-on-the-Mai and
Nhsf industrial centers. Paul Singer and
HeFr Schmidt. two Socialist candidates
= Berlin, are reported as sure Of
Aeavy majorisies. The Socialists are also
eoa6dent thas hey will capture other Ber-
III districts. In Hamburg tho baliotine
runised to result in the return Of three
socialists. ap,i Stettin. Leipsic, Dresden,
ksel. West s'resiau, Erlangen, Mainx,
Mannheim. oiienbach and Eonneberg are
nd - b likely to return Socialists.
Herr krurr, the National Liberal, Is
IN n,t TO he getting the support he ex-
pscsed. DR.. ssoecker. anti-Semite. Baron
Hammersteis, Conservative. and Eugene
Richter arc reported as sure Of sests.
IL Ag.ariaas were highly eiated when
tAsy learned that Count Herbert Bis
mack had run behind and that a
MsAllot probably would be necessary. At
eotlock nothing positive was known OF
ne results. although dispatches from 80
6ktsicts indicated that the Socialists had
aeured thirty and that tbs Conservatives,
Nehierists ard Liberal Cler.cais had di-
Hded the ether ninety among them.
The police have closed up i've Socialist
nssS meetings owing to overcrowding.
The crowas poured. cheering, into the
eefsets ant were then quickly dispersed
~ monntei police. II is stated that the
Socialists arr likely to win three out OF
four reha!iais against the Radicals. In
Berlin not single candidate pledged to
support ths army bill gained even
The barrsa honor OF reballo,.
The prospects OF ths government ma
1ority seeras In be vanishing. Roughly
speaking. ,is Socisiis. vote shows a great
Increase sserywher he Radical vote
has diminished greatly. Not 10 per cent.
Q! the vsGes cast in Rcriin favored this
army hlll- The provisional return, ap-
pear 10 l:a equally emphatic in the same
direction. The great success Of the Socis
Democrats has caused a profound sensa.
ton.
INV E0sx. Juno ia--Willlam Walter
Phelps. So retiring minister from the
United s:sates to Germany. arrived today
on the stsAmer Spree. In an interview he
said:
think the elscsscu In Germany will 20
axsiast ts;s kaiser and that meaas the defeat al
the army est.. II this 10 done tho Aaiser will
aaahtisss s.ssolve the reichstag aad order al.
shsrs