The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-17
eERMANY's ELECTION.
Second Ballots Necessary in Over
Half the Districts Heard From.

Half the Districts Heard From.
Berlin, June l6.-rhe most conspicuous
two features OF to-days electoral returns
have been the continued reports Of social
democratic gains and the Richterist
losses. Early this morning most of the
news still came FROM the city oonstitu-
enctes and the list of opposition deputies
grew rapidly This afternoon, however,
dispatches from the agricultural districts
revealed tho other side of the page. From
all that can now be asoertained Il is rea-
sonably safe to conclude that the govern
ment certainly has lost nothing by the
dissolution, and probably won something.
At 10 o'clock tonight the returns may
be summarized as follows; In the $50 dis
tricts from which reports have been re-
ceiVed S5 deputies had been elected In
the remaining % new ballots will be
necessary. OF the SO deputies elected 36
will vote with the government and 40
against II. The parties siding with the
government had lost three seats TO the
opposition and the parties working
against the government had evenod up
matters by losing the same number OF
seats TO friends Of the army bill.
RECORD OF THE CONSERVATIVES.
The conservatives had elected II depu-
ties. the social democrats, %; the cler-
icals, 20; the radical unionists, l the free
conservatives, 3 the Poles, 8; the demo-
Gratis, 8; the anti-Semites, 2 the indie
pendents, 2, both favorable to the bill /;
the government clericals, /, and the ma
tional liberals, 2.
Not one immediate supporter Of Eu-
gen Richter, the auti-government rad
ical, had been elected.
The conservatives have won two seats
formerly held by free conservatives.
The social democrats have gained three
seats from the Richterists and one from
the conservatives.
The Lieber clericals gained one from
the government clericals and lost one to
them.
The radical mionists had elected one
deputy, who voted against the army bill, ,
but will vote for 1t in on the next Reich
stat.
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 ballots reported win be the probable
gains of the social democrats and radical
unionists.
SEVERAL SMALL RIOTS.
Several small election riots are reported
from the provinces. In Strasburg last
night shortly after the polls announced
closed about 2 600 socialists began parad-
ing the streets and shouting for their can
didate, August Bobel. They refused 10
disperse, when the police attacked them,
and many cheered for France. Military
eventually broke up the procession and
arrested eight men. Nobody was injured
In Reutlangen, Wurtenburg, police
slashed and arrested many social demo-
Gratis, who attacked the police station.
In Gutenberg, Silesia, the socialists
rioted through the streets The police
dispersed them with drawn sabers and
arrested the leaders.
In this city the police arrested Herr
Landaner an anarchist editor, on a
charge Of melting riot.
Revised lists Of the Berlin polls show
that the radical vote fell from $4,000 to
80, ,0S5 while the social democratic vote
increased from l26,317 to 100, ,977. The
vote of conservatives and anti-Semite
cartel increased from 81, ,099 to 4s, ,135.
Complete returns from the second divls-
ion of Munich show that George Won Voll-
man, the victorious leader Of the South
German democrats, received Is, ,2S9 votes
In Strasburg August Bebel, social
democrat, polled 6,206 votes against 6,0Sl
for DIR. Petri, his national liberal op-
ponent
In Glauchau, Ignaz Aurer, social demo-
crat, polled IA ,979 votes
Cannon King" Krupp, In Essen, who
win go through a second ballot with Herr
Steotzel, his clerical opponent, received
19,4S7 votes. Herr Stoetzel received 49,
437 votes.
Returns from Ainswalde show that
Rector Ahlwardt, the Jew-baiter now in
prison because helibeled NJ. Loew, maker
of small arms, has clear majority over
all, and is therefore elected.
RUNNING CLOSE.
Berlin. June II, 2:30 a. NAT 9 o'clock
this morning returns have been received
from 220 OF the 897 districts In 50 can
didates have been elected; in 1872 second
ballots will be necessary. The national
liberals, conservatives and clericals are
holding their own. The Richter radicals
remain very far behind. OF the 9S depu-
ties already elected, AZ are counted for
the army bill, and So against IT.. Since
the reports received up TO 10 o'clock were
sent out, the dispatches have shown that
the government has gained two more new
seats and lost one old one.