The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-17

BERLIN June lO.-Ane MosJ COnsplC'
uous two features OF to-day'a electoral
returns have been the continued re-
ports OF Social Democratic gains and
Richterlst losses, Early this morning
most Of the news still came from the
city constituencies and the list Of oppo'
sition deputies grew rapidly. This after
noon, however. dispatches from the ag-
ricultural districts revealed the other
side OF the page! From all that can
now be ascertained, it is reasonably
safe to conclude that the government
certainly has lost nothing by the disso.
luton and probably has won little.
At 10 o'clock this evening the returns
may be summarized thus:
In the $50 districts from which re-
ports had been received at 10 o'clock
eighty-tive deputies had been elected.
In the remaining ninety-tive new bal
lots will be necessary Of the eighty
five deputies elected thirty-six will vote
with the government and forty.nine
against it. The parties siding with the
government had lost three seats to tho
opposition; the parties working against
the government had evened matters by
losing the same number oil seats to tho
friends OF the army bill.
The Conservatives had elected II
deputies, the Social Democrats 20, the
Clericals 20, Radical Unionists /, Free
Conservatives 4, Poles 8, Democrats 8,
anti.somites 2, Independents 2, both
favorable to the bill; Government Cler-
icals /, National Liberals 2. Not one
immediate supporter OF Eugene Richter,
the anti.government radical, had been
elected. Tho Conservatives had won
two seats formerly held by Free Con.
aervatives. The Social Democrats had
gained three seats from Richterists and
one from the Free Conservatives.
The Lieber Clericale had gained
one from the Government Clericals
and had lost one to them, the Radical
Uniouista had elected one deputy who
voted against the army bill but will
vote for it in the next reichatag. The
Free Conservatives had gained two
seats and lost three. The Democrats
had gained one seat from the National
Liberals. Tho National Liberals had
lost three seats and gained two. The
most interesting feature in the new ball
OTIS reported until now will probably be
the gains OF the Social Democrats and
Radical Unioniats. Several small elec.
ton riots are reported to-day from the
provinces,
In straaseburg last evening, shortly
after the poll was announced, about
two thousand Socialists began parading
the streets and shouting for their can
ditate, August Bebel. They refused to
disperse when tho police attacked them
and many cheerod for France. The
military eventually broke up the pro.
cession and arrested eight men. No
body was injured.
In Reutlingen, Wurtemburg, the po-
lice slashed and arrested many Social
Democrats who attacked the police
station. In Gruenberg, Silesia, the
Socialists rioted through the streets.
The police dispersed them with drawn
sabres and arrested the leaders. Iu
this city the police arrested Herr
Landauer, an Anarchist editor on the
charge of melting to riot
The revised lists OF tho Berlin polls
show that the Radical vote fell from 75,-
900 to 52,0S5 while the Social Democrat
vote increased from l26,Sl8 to 150,977,
The vote Of the Conservatives and anti.
Semitic cartel increased from S24,00S to
4S,1S5.
Complete returns from the second
division OF Munich show that George
Won Vollmar, tho victorious leader OF
the South German Democrats, polled
1920 votes. In Strasseburg August
Bebel, Social Democrat polled 6,206
votes against 1881 for DR.. Pctri, his Ma
tional Liberal opponent
In Glauchau, 1Gnaz Auer, Social Dem.
ocrat, polled 1890 votes, Cannon
King" Krupp in Essen will 90 through
new ballot with Herr Stoetzel, his
Clerical opponent. Krupp received l0,-
4S7 votes and Stoetzel received l0,447.
BERLIN, June l1-At 2 o'clock this
morning returns have been received
from 220 out Of S07 electoral districts.
In 0S candidates have been elected; in
122 second ballots will be necessary.
The National Liberals, Conservatives
and Clcricals are holding their own.
The Richter Radicals remain very far
behind. OF the 0S deputies already
elected, AZ arc counted for the bill and
SO agalnst it.
Since tho reports received up to l
o'clock wcre sont out, tho dispatches
have shown that tho government has
gained two more now seats and haa lost
ono more old one.
Later returns from Armswalde show
that Rector Ahlwardt, the Jnw batter
now In prison because no libelod tho
Loewes, makers Of small arms, has n
clear majority over all and Is therefore
elected.
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