The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-25
GER MAN REFLECTIONS.
s,coyD BALLoTS INDICATE THAT THE
ARMY BILL MAY WIN

nd
uru,ry Juno 25-The results Of the second
,.u,ts in sevCnty-flvo constituencies were
Known at midnight With these additions to
,h.l.' Of candidates elected on June 10. the
strength u the parties so far as known is:
C,ericnls. %: Social Democrats. "A; Con-
.oryali,os and Agrarians. 80; National Lib
,,,la 33: EadlcGl Unionists. IL: Poles. 10:
T,no conservatives IA: Government Clericals.
II. south German Democrats. q: hlsatians.
:. Ei,htcr Radicals, -; Anti-Semitos, s.:
cnr,pns !: Danes. 1: Bavarian Peasants
LEAGUE |; Bavarian Particularist /.
uftbrse Deputies. l4S are counted with the
orrosition and 1870 with tho Government.
E,rix June 24.-The progress OF to-day's
hy.oIe,tiuns appears to support the Govern
nepts calculation that the reballoting will
er,, It 80 seats. Taking tho adherents OF
tls Army bill elected on the first ballot at
13o the Government will thus hold in tho new
Rrl,hstag 1870 votes out Of 307 bare ma
iority OF ono vote Is not much to rejoico over.
co, tho Government organs express content
with tho result OF the voting.
in Berlin to-day. phenomenal quiet prevailed
in the second district, where a second ballot
vnstnkcn Ia decide which party should have
tLn seat The National Liberals and Centrists
voted for Prof. Rudolf virchow. tho candidate
Of tho Nndical Peoples party, but the united
strength OF the three parties was not flcient
To- defeat Herr Fischer the candidate OF tho
Social Democrats.
owing TO the abstentions from voting on the
mart OF tho Conservatives In the first Berlin
district. where n rchalot was also necessary.
DR. lungerhaus. Rlchterist. scored the first
success yet credited to that party or faction.
lie rolled S.Ti3 votes against 6.459 cast for
Herr TactcrOw who stood in the interest Of
the Social Democratic party. The success OF
Dr. Iangcrhaus was partly due to the sup
mort given him by the National Liberals and
Contrasts.
Everywhere the Social Democrats are polling
their last man. while the coalitions against
them are irregular and INDECENT. A feature Of
the campaign has been the appearance OF n
large number OF foreign Socialists. C2echs and
Ausriane. who are assisting the canvass Of
their German brethren.
The Ersinri9e Zeit',ng sent out n regiment Of
men carrying sandwiches for tho voters OF tho
Freissinuige party. and they were seen to-day
patrolling the streets in the neighborhood Of
the polling places.
Tho weather in Berlin to-day was rainy and
sultry. Unto o'clock barely 25 per cent Of
the voters had cast their ballots. but after that
hour they came in rolling tide. the working
men swelling the Socialists totals
BasinS the calculation on the most nos, reliable
Of the 2oO6.0oO predicted by the To,1raerts and
the .ol"g ,'azette 1t was estim a tied that the
p0eI in $50 SOW The Rntisemitic vote Is eaca
lated at 100000, being ten times the number
Of votes cast by that party in 1890: Both sec
NnS q oss o
Tas the in n thu
to reach the figure they expected. the Anti
ssmtiGs drawing large prNPortsion , Of their
voted for the Social Dem candidates.
Yn Ss 81 s
ception. as safety valve to the movement
At Ghaneelior Son GaprIvi also. speaking at the
the Anti .semtio and Socialist streams came
hH oass 70 tt.
&. s5ssssss svs,sS 2%
Win % ses Minister
81 The
sncroachment on the suffrage. on tho con
domina a1 pootc. groups Would b ssotsd
and that tho Army bill would be speedily
oIChsneellor yon Caprtv,; Dr: Miguel. DR.;
S R Ssm %
t. SSss ssaGdss9 @S.a Ss;
the N S0 ass d: II :Sq
ond ballot throughout the country to know |
their position. This had its effect Thus at
the In oh
,sSIet az for an exchange OF Gen.
the leadership Of the Freisinniee party. The
demSnd his Resignation. as they hold him re-.
sponsibls for the extinction Of the party; Per-
He is energetic. cheerful. and confident Of the |
early reconstruction OF the Freisinnge party. |
In those Prussian. Saxon. and Badenese con-
stituencies whore no choice Of candidates was |
made on June To- These returns have been
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s b SaPPht 10Y 81:
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!TSS4sSsrv.tIys str@h pailsd 1855 votes. and noeh
Sss s.o n 1896 have gained S'a
ks6h Ens. Who . Hs.
Government -
Ksnn.ins,n Lahr Friedrich schaesgen Clerical and
DER. National Liberal
homourg Nassau = Herr Broehn, Social Democrat
ssctel over Herr Westernacher, National Liberal |
me !hst Deputy was Kari Fuuch. Radical who voted
n, t ne o socis! Democratic gain at tho
,.sm anAs Wy heinrsh Kickert, Radical Unonist
SeSsrt was We last Deputy. IA he voted avsinst ths
w s,rasshrrs tS,olh y. thlssa Government GAIN
ss;S ssetsd o}er a. nnfS s FSsSs s1T.
opposition peuocrAs and the |
,h1,ehssnerg City - Karl schul,. soc,,, o,...-. |
the last DepHly. H'"trNI schulze was
Mannheln-lawyer Bhsermnnn Es,o,., 70, |
eecieh over August Dreesbac h. Socir Ina Liberal,
the last Deputy loss for the Social I'ioctat and
gain tor tho Government S'' democrats and
Wofenbuettcl-lIerr Schwerdf,ryer
ca oyer Herr MenLeL socia. Democrat I III. elect,
Deputy was Radical who voted aiust H. hn e last
Observation-Disclosures Kruger. Nat8nnnl Iih ",,
Conservatvt cartel elected Editor CAv,", a" ana
Democrat The last Deputy Radical wI,o 'm,h
against the bill A Government gam ' WV '"'el
Nanmburg Julius tuenther, SatlOna Liberal e,.o,,