The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-17
BETTER FOR TIE EMPEROR.
,,1ER RETURNS CHANGE THE As
pEcr or THE GERMAN ELECTION


N.v. from the A agricultural Districts Seems
10 IudIcate that the Government L.
uoldins It's Own and May Possibly Have
Gained n Littie-Severni small Riots Re
ported from tho Provinces-Tho Returns.
BrR1rN June 1G.--The most conspicuous
two features OF to-day's elec toral returns havo
been the continued reports OF Social Demo-
cratic gains and Richterist losses. Early this
morning most Of the news still came from the
ci,y constituencies, and tho list OF Opposition
deputies grew rapidly. This afternoon. how
ever, dispatches from the agricultural districts
revealed tho other side OF the page. From all
that can now be ascertained 1t Is reasonably
saie to con Jude that the Governm ent certainly
has lost nothing by the dissolution. and prob
ably has won little. At 10 o'clock this oven
ing the returns may be summarized thus:
In the $50 districts from which reports had
been received at 10 o'clock 50 delegates had
been elected. In the remaining 80 districts
new ballots will be necessary. Ofthe IS depu-
ties elected 38 will vote with the Government,
40 against It. Tho parties siding with the
Government had lost three seats to the Oppo-
sition The parties working against the Gov
eminent had evened matters by losing the
Army bill The Conservatives had elected II
deputies; the Social Democrats. %: the Ceri-
calls. 20: tho Radical Unionists. / Free Con-
,ervatives, 4: Poles. &; Democrats. 3; Anti
semites, .: Independents, = tboth favora-
bio to the bilD; Government Clericals. i;
National Liberals. .. Not one Immediate
supporter OF Eugen Richter. the Anti
Government Radical. had been elected.
The Conservatives had won two seats for
merry held by Free Conservatives The Social
Democrats had gained three seats from Rich
tsrists and one from the Free Conservatives
The Lieber Clericals had gained ono from tho
Government Clericals. and had lost one to
them. The Radical Unionists had elected ono
deputy who voted against tn eArmy bill but will
vote for 1t in the next Reichstag. The Free
Conservatives had gained two seats. and lost
three. The Democrats had gained one seat
from the National Liberals. The National
Liberals had lost three seats and gained two.
The most interesting feature In the new bal
lots reported until now will be probably the
gains OF the Social Democrats and Radical
Unionista
Several small election riots are reported to-
day from the provinces. In Strassburg last
evening" shortly after the poll was announced,
about 1000 Socialists began parading tho
streets and shouting for their candidate.
August Bebel They refused to disperse whom
the police attacked them. and m any cheered
for France. The military eventually broke up
the procession and arrested eight men. No.
body was injured. In Reutlingen. Wnrttem-
berg. the police slashed and arrested many
Social Democrats who attacked the police sta
lion. In Gutenberg. Silesia. the Socialists
rioted through the streets. The police dis
pcrsed them with drawn sabres and arrested
ha laod Tn Cif Tod
Herr Landauer. an Anarchist editor. on tho
,barce Of melting to riot.
The revised lists OF the Berlin polls show
that the Radical vote fell from 75OO6 to o.
vs.. whiie the Social Democratic vote increas-
I'd from 12B317 to 150.977. The vote Of the
and nti-Semite cartel increased
from 34.O9S to 4S13d Complete returns from
the Second Division OF Munich show that
George Won Vollmer. the victorious leader OF
the South German Democrats. polled $3.50
votes. In StrassburE August Bebel. Social
Democrat. polled G.2O6 votes. against G,9Sl
for DR.. Petri. his National Liberal opponent.
In Glauchau 1gnaz Auer. Social Democrat,
polled l4,979 votes. Cannon King" krupp. |
IN Essen. who will 60 through a new ballot
with Herr stostzel. his Clerical opponent. re-
eslved 19.4S7 votes. Stoetzel received 1o.447. |
Later returns from Arnswalde show that |
Rector Ahlwardt. the Jew batter now in prison |
because he libslled the Loewos. makers OF !
small arms. has q clear majority over all and |
ID therefore elected.
At 2 o'clock this morning returns have been
received from 220 out OF 397 electoral districts
In W. candidates have been elected: in 122,
second ballots will be necessary. The National
Liberals. Conservatives. aud Clericals are
holding their own. The Richter Radicals re-
main very far behind. or the SO deputies al
ready elected, AZ are counted for the bill and
% against 1t Since the reports received UP to
10 o'clock were sent out, the dispatches have
shown that tho Government has gained two
more new seats and has lost one more old one.
THE DAYS RETuRNs
These returns have been received to-day:
sn:. .H z. = Ing Army S!
Of ks ss ss' s KsiGhi5
elected to succeed August Heine. Social Dsmocrat
S.r. sns Herr OBJ sas:
.I.euSn ihs district was Conservative At the
S.a..5Hsrr w.idenfsd Clerical elected to succeed
for FF.iaerr sclorie@srHst the iesdsr Of the
't uo.rif, Cereals; who favor the Army biL
Geaters' and Herr EioheL Free Conservative
s. escattamhs! aurs. Conservative elected to sue
Ia n,sobuTEhsrr Buchwad Social Democrat elected
ssii /. S. " "a s,smGach Free Conservative The
s radical Cnionst In favor Of the Army bill elected
a. Seesei himself This gain for The Government
y " BATth voted for the bill " '~''"'
raskkeh-New pa.Ot necessary between FuRen Richter
pr LohmAn. National Liberal Richter carrisdthe
h. ei N $40 on the ntst ballot The necessity of
~. LaI!ot shows gam Tor tue Government "a tbs
Nv, M ioera candidate. IKE nj OF his party il in
sL.,ssnIEew ballot Necessary Cannon KlpvnK,r,,
hioerai Is but - votes 1LeaI OF GerharI
toelLoL CLERICAL stoetZel the aEt nsn,,. SeinaIu
ny Won on the mrs! paloI in Ispo D''H'S ior the
Jew naliol necessary between U.,r En,.,
rec conservative. and Prslferr Won NIL ~ ngeis
)eputy. S''AH'seIoue WAS tie last
Lenhsp-New ballot necessary between r.-, No. I
oeiht democrat and Herr schmtIt I,sh.r ~, Melst
.as Iii I'puty was EAdlca. who voted ssa,ns "a
Loebau-New ballot necessary between Herr z,r, ,
ntnh. Antrsemite, and Herr nrrzog Kahtrnnmer,
'Aiona Liberal WAS elected in lsSO N"''sh-
nhn.uehpGrgInew ballot necessary between Uorr
aoeHer Social Democrat. aud Herr Bitter Tr.a LIT
trNative. he last represents alive wa, kadr. .or
as absent from the Last reading If the Army iii VINO
DrueDterg-New ballot Necessary BETWEEN o,,. To-
AN Radical unionist, and Herr Beuchelr. Con.egvn.
We Jordan voted against tho biIl lut if r.'Is.,tI
M support IL In mod ned form The result thetstet
gain OF vote for tho Government wLlchsyer ~.
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