The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-02

The delegates will have the executive
committees report on the general cleo
tion and will debate plans for May
day OF next year The relations Of
socialism to anti-semitism and the subject
of strikes, also, will be discussed. Edi-
tor Landau, leader of the Berlin anarch-
lists, advises his comrades to Join the
socialists so as to reform them. The So
cialist leaders are on the watch and will
throw out many anarchists who try to
take part in the congress.
The credentials Of all the del
egates viii be scanned closely
and no suspect will be admitted. The
anarchists will have to do their reform
ing, therefore, outside of the socialistic
organ. Eugene Richter is assailing DR..
Barth, leader of the radical union, for his
connection with American railway af-
fairs. He says DR. Barth is more at
tached to the mighty dollar than to his
party. The press generally condemns
Herr Richter's criticisms as cowardly
and contemplate, and especially in view
of DR. Barths absence from the country
on a mission to the United States for the
Deutch bank.
WORLDS FAIR JURORS SORE,
Privy Councillor Karl Hoffman,, one of
the German jurors at the worlds fair,
told the United Press correspondent that
nobody at Chicago received the German
Jurors, neither the state, nor town, nor
exhibition authorities, paid the slightest
attention to them. Before they left Ber-
lin they were requested by Imperial Com
missioner Weirmounth to bring with
them their full dress or even
ing dress. The only time they
needed such elaborate toilets, however,
was when the imperial commissioner gave
them dinner to welcome them to the
city, Henry Willard was the only other
man who showed them hospitality Upon
iuquiry, Privy Councillor Hoffman
learned that the reception committee had
spent all its money upon the Duke Of
Veragua, and had nothing with which TO
entertain European jurors.
Baron Oscar Won Muench, first clown
of the reichstag before Ahl Wardt's cleo
tion, has just finished two months
term in prison. He was sentenced for
libeliug the Stuttgart authorities.
NEW PRIVILEGE.
Amid his many duties the emperor has
found time to regulate the theaters and
has given permission by an autograph re-
script TO Count Hersehberg, in charge
of the royal theater, that for the first
time In Berlin history the role Of a Prus-
sian king may be introduced on stage
Every time play involving the role Of a
Prussian shall be staged, however, a
special notice must be sent to the royal
cabinet before the performance. To-
night the royal play house will be opened
with Sopfund Schwert in consideration Of
the new privilege.
The attentions shown TO the Duke Of
Orleans by the car at Castle Fredens-
burg, near Copenhagen, causes general
comment. They have been observed with
such care by the Berlin foreign
Office, where they are interpreted
as the czar's way of calming the
enthusiasm of the pro Russian republicans
in France. The czar is said TO be eager
to see the monarchy restored in France
He is reported TO have expressed openly
the wish that the Orleans family might
again be placed on the throne.
The czar and the King and Queen Of
Denmark will visit the Swedish crown
prince shortly at castle Sohrs.
THE EMPERoR's RETURN DEFERRED.
Berlin, Oct. 2, 2 a. m.-Prince Bis
marck's return TO Friederichsruhe from
Kissingen, has been deferred until next
week, as he still lacks the endurance
necessary for such long journey.
The Hamburger Ndchrichten, his news
paper organ, expresses the hope
that in consideration OF his ex-
treme weakness he will be spared
all public demonstrations during his jour
ney home The sooner Prince Bismarck
leaves Kisslngen, says the Nachrichten,
the greater must be the efforts of his
family and friends to guard against
everything likely to excite him.