Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

bhhllN, January 2O.-Iho compare
lively Insignificant riot near Friedrich
shain on Thursday morning has been
magnided owing to tho brutality OF the
police into an important affair which
will probably be brought up Ia
the Reichstag and lead TO
a very bitter debate. Tho
Socialists and even the better class of
workmon are greatly excited at the APP
parent cruel manner In which the meet
ing Mt Leip's brewery was dispersed by
the police who, NOR cover, are accused
OF perfdy In the ruse said to have been
employed in order TO convert what was
originally legal into an illegal meet
ing.
III the stories OF workmen present arc
to be believed nothing has before been
seen In this city to equal the unpro-
voked forocity OF the police aud the fu-
rious manner In which they chased and
dubbed people about tho neighborhood
OF the meeting place of tho unemployed.
Th ey are said TO have dragged the
and from under places of concealment
and to have heartlessly showered blows
upon them until the unfortunate un-
employ ed men sank helpless at their
feet.
The Socialist labor organs have not
been slow TO take advantage OF this
brutality upon the part OF the police,
aud they are now making n consider
able amount OF
cAPIrAL OUT OF 1T.
The Anarchists are simply jubIlant
over the alleged brutality OF the police,
which the Anarchists declare will bring
more recruits to the ranks OF Anarch-
ism than years OF pushing the Anarchist
propaganda. The Anarchists intend to
summon = meeting In addition to- tho
i've alreaS V In order to draw out pro-
test agatnsI the recent action OF the
police.
The Berlin social season has been
especially CAV this year, owing To It's
shortness. Every evening has seen two
or three social festivities. The japan
ese Prince Komatsu has been the socl-
ETY. lion during the past week. Emperor
William has decorated him with the
Grand Cross OF the Red Eagle, and on
tertains him at dinner at the palace to-
night.
The Empress yesterday evening gave
tea and dance at the old palace here,
at which 1870 guests were present.
The Turkish deputation, including
several generals, whom tho Sultan sent
To invest Emperor William with a new
order founded by the present Sultan,
will be received to-day.
AS proof OF the agreement between
the two courts OF Berlin and Wurtem-
burg. 1t IS announced that the King OF
Wurtemburg will attend the Emperor's
birthday fetes here, which will be OF n
brilliant character. The King of Sax
ony
WILL ALSO DE PRESENT.
The programme will include dinners
and theatre parties, the Ginning OF. all
the Church bells between IL and / and
a thanksgiving service In the court
chapel and the firing OF salute
OF 101 guns IN the Lustagarten.
Some stir has been created in Berlin
society by the marriage OF a membe OF
one OF the oldest and most aristocratic
families OF Prussia - ELMER Vonsan-
chen aud ClOtilde Hagen, a riding mis-
tress aud granddaughter Of tho we'll
known circus proprietor, Ernest
REM. Clotilde was one Of tho fore
most ladies In her profession, and
IL millionaire, having inherited the
RonZ fortune. The affair was a true
love match, aod as Clotllde bears a spot.
less reputation, society ls favorably
disposed toward her and Van Sanchen.
The latter II secretary Of the Dresden
Sporting Club.
According 10 the latest news re-
celved. here. Baron Wissmann has been
badly treated by the anti-slayery com
mittee. and has determined TO surrsn-
der the commisslOnership OF East
Africa aod leave the the service
appears that when, after months
OF fatigue and labor In the interior OF
Africa, Wissmann arrived AZ The coast
he was informed that the AntiSIavery
Committee refused 10 pay the expenses
Of the expedition, and this is said 20
have 30 disRusted him that he resolved
TO LEAVE THE SERVICE.
IE Is added, that The failure OF Wiss-
mans endeavors must be ascribed 20
his inability 90 arrive at an understand
ing with the Governor OF East Africa.
Baron Wissman has gone
TO india and japan, intend
ing 20 return 20 Germany fn
July, via San francisco and New York.
DR.. Schroeter, the friend OF Baron
WissmanD, Is writing a history Of the
Anti-Slavery Committee, giving Wiss-
mann's side Of the story OF the treat
ment he has received az the hands OF
the Anti-Slavery Committee.
The Dcutschc ZcitJUg correspondent
at Turin paid a visit 20 KOssuth,
the distinguished Hungarian Patriot
on Wednesday last and found bin
i'm proved in health and able TO con
verse with his visitor for over an hour.
Kossuth told the correspondent that his
great work the History OF Hungary"
was nearly finished and almost ready
for the press.
The POST asserts that the Emperor.
speaking 70 leading Conservative, said
that the Conservatives were
ENTIRELY MISTAKEN
II they hoped to separate him from
Chancellor Won Capriyi. The whole
Russian treaty policy, the Emperor is