New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
PRUSSIAN POLITICS LIVELY
ALL THE PARTIES TO TAKE ACTIVE PART
~ TIL CAMPAIGN
1UEN-AHI.W AgDT SOON TO GO t. PRISON
EMPEROR WILL ANS II,NTIN: TRIP

QUESTIONS on WHICH THE ELECTIONS WILL.
IUEN-AHLwARDT SOON TO GO IT, PRISON
EMPEROR WILLIAMS HUNTlN; TRIP.
tCop,eiqhi iso'. Bg re rsi'ed P,e@h
Berlin. Sept. - Interest in the Prussian cleo
lions l. Increasing III proportion as the great
party groups develop their concern in the
results The indirect election system which
prevails 30 Prussia. with class representa-
zion. has always tended In the direction
Of popular indifference toward the cleo
lions This year. however there is some reflex ac-
ton. caused by the agitation accompanying the
Reichstag elections Both factions of the Frei-
snnIge party. the National Liberals. Centrsts and
Conservatives alike intend 10 take part in the
Fray The Socialist leaders differ as to the policy
20 he followed by their party. Herr Singer adj
Socialists TO abstain from voting. arguing
that rs Indirect elections paralyze the popular
Will the Socialists can do nothing except through
political combinations. which the party ought TO
despse Under the influence OF Herr Singer ma
joriy OF the Socialist Committee has advised
the party TO hold aloof from the elections An
influential majority insists however, that the party
should take part in the elections.
one faction of the Freisinnlge party the Radical
Inionist. still, maintains it's conflict with the other
faction. the Richtersts though no great question
ought to divide them on the Prussian elections
The recent feud in the party over the Army Dill
has left apparently irreconcilabe hatreds between
nouncng his old political friends. The National
Liberals will appear in the lists with definite
and practical programme. This party VIII demand
the extension OF the State railways and canals. I'M
proved navigation in the rivers, reform In the
finances amended taxation and. finally. resistance
to the extension of ecclesiastical influence in the
national schools. The elections will largely turn
on financial, taxation and educational questions.
RECTOR AnLwARDT TO SERVE HIS SENTENCE
Rector Ahlwardt s about to begin In the Ploet-
Zensu Prison the service OF the sentence imposed
upon him for belling Loewe & Co., the Hebrew
rife manufacturers, the Court Of Appeal sitting
at Lepsc having confirmed the judgment OF the
lower court in his case
AuLwARDTISM IN THE REICHSTAG.
The Reichstag will not resume its sessions be-
fore November 90. When the House opens. the
voice of Ahlwardtism will again be heard. louder
and more powerful than ever Disgrace and social
dsrepute do not affect Ahlwardt's influence. At
recent congress of North German Anti-Semites
his programme found unanimous acceptance.
Among the proposals there submitted and accepted
the absurd one Of forbiddng Hebrews to have
German servants. The congress declared a new de-
parture on the part OF Ant-Semites In denouncing
n alliance with the Conservatives. with whom the
party at one time affiliated. resolution adopted,
declaring that the Anti-Semes should oppose all
indirect taxation which burdened the lower and
middle classes. proved the desire of the party to
split with the Conservatives. Another section OF
the AntSemtes held meeting at Chemntz. ana
by their proceedings appeared to be less inclined to
desert the Conservatives hearing from Herren
Liebermann and Won Sonnenberg that with the
pledged support OF the Conservatives their faction
would obtain places on the Rechstag committees.
EMPEROR WILLIAM HUNTING ELKs.
According to dispatches received here from Stock
holm. Emperor William is now hunting elks on the
Hunnsberg The Imperial party have already shot
forty animals. w W. Thomas. the American Min
lister Sweden and Norway. is taking part In the
chase with the Emperor. Elks are now found only
in "a limited area in Sweden. Many OF the animals
have been driven within the royal preserves. where
they fall an easy prey to the Imperial party. At
the close Of the shooting Emperor William will
Hohenzollern. He will travel to Berlin by way OF
DantZlc.
COMING HOME TO TAKE COLLECTORShIP
Emil IIoechster the newly appointed Collector
OF Internal Revenue at Chicago. who Is MOVE In
Germany Will sail for New-York on October 2s. and
will enter upon the duties OF the office on Novem-
Der L..
TRYING TO FLOAT A GREAT IT1LIAN LOAN.
Tnsucccssful efforts have been made to get Ger
man bankers to form syndicate to take a great
Italian loan. The amount OF the proposed loan Is
reported to be N20co0co Italian and German
agents Il is said tried to induce London bankers
10 Join the proposed syndicate: but their overtures
I'm this direction being repused. the scheme was
the loan has been foated here, but they have been
mis- i.l