The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-23
SOCIALISTS AT WORK
fhsy Ire Organizing for Tho Cenll6
General Elections In Germany.
HUNGARIAN POLITICAL FEUD
No Prospect Of the Emperor Yield.
inG-Ths Recent Conferences
-Ahlwardt's Down.
fall.

BERLIx, April 2a-Ths reichstag BOW
has interest In nothing except IN caIcu"
latina what the result will be in the divi-
sion on the army bill. Nobody doubts tbs
defeat Of the government: the question
70 low many votes has Caprivi, after long
intriguing with tbs center and nattonais
liberal parties, been able to socurer The
houss comprises at present 80 msmberss
three seats beinG vacant. Out OF these
tbs chancellor relies upon getting the sup
mort Of IS conservatives. IS free couserva-
tiyes, Al national liberals, II Poles and 10
reichspartei, . total minority vote OF Isl,
against compact opposition that amounts
20 :s3 votes and 10 made up OF centrtsts,
freisinnige, socialists and other factions.
Even should the chancellor be able to -.
cure the votes OF smsn number OF the
Catholic dissident following OF Husnes
they would not suffice to avert the defeat.
Party leaders are accepting dissolution
as inevitable. and arc assiduous in their
preparations for the election OF freisin.
niRo leaders who will enter the contest
thoroughly united, and will issue decla-
ration as soon ~ the reichstaG rejects tho
bill. The socialist committee 10 hrst In
the Geld with an appeal to electors. Their
appeal says the party will demand from
the new reichstag . revision OF the law
fixing the period Of tho ieRislaturs ut nve
years. The committee IL hopeful that tho
country will return q largely Increased
number of socialists, and IL calls upon
tho adherents Of the party to put forth
their whole resources, to Organize
rapidly, 10 subscribe liberally to
party funds and to appoint candidates
| in every likely district. They point out
the necessity Of avoiding the appointment
Of two socialist candidates In . district.
| The manifesto 10 another instance OF tho
readiness and completeness Of the socialist
orgAuiEation.
Ablwartl,'s last chance Of reelection
through socialist support 10 gone. Herr
Rebel aud other leaders having become
convinced of the bad faith Of the man and
| the worthless character of his documents.
So Ahlw ardt will fall back upon the Polish
group, who do not encourage his ap-
proaches.
The papers abound in glowing accounts
| Of Emperor Williams reception in Rome.
Dsspits the official confidence in the sue
cessful conclusion Of tho Russo-German
commercial treaty, the negotiations lag.
Il Is certain that, " Caprivi should retire,
nothing Fnors would be heard Of them.
An important conference was held II
Vienna to-day. between Emperor Francis
Joseph. DR.. werkele. tho Hungarian
prime minister. and two other members
Of the Hungarian cabinet. The confer
euce did not result In reconcilina the en-
persr TO the primo ministers policy. DR..
WeSksls asked the emperor to assent 10
certain Austrian generals and leading
oflicials attending the unveilinG OF tbs
Holysd monument on the anniversary ol
the stormins Of Buds In lsas. by the revo'
lutionists. Tho emperor hatly refused "a
Give the desired permission. The diner
ence has also widened on the Hungarian
politico-religious bills, with which the fats
a. the Hunsarian government is bound up