The sun., 1894-11-25
THE ANTI-ANARCHIST BILL.
IT VIII PROBABLY NE READY At
THE OPENING or THE REICHsThG.
Liskiue All Parts OF Ger-sry ~ = MIA
lssa Csnsi-Comuents - the Prospects
or Closer Relations Retwsen Eseissd
sns RussIs-Rsesil sf Chsp-ss Coler,as.

N<NnkNnG All PARTS OF @erHanN ~ - MS
issa Csnsi-Com-ents - the Prospects
or Closer Relations Retwsen Esnls.d
and Russis-Rscail ef Chsp-s. Colen.au.
BERL1S, Nov. 24.-After two sittings the Fed
eral Council referred the Anti-Revolutionary
bill 10 a committee. The bill as referred con-
tains the original provision that persons spread
ing soclalistic propaganda in the army shall
be punished with special severity. and that
newspapers publishing statements likely 10
bring existing Institutions and authorities into
contempt shall be dealt with more vigorously
than heretofore.
The last revision Of the repressve measure
has enlarged greatly its scope and elasticity.
Consequently IL Is and will be more vigorously
opposed by the Clericals and Radicals, who
suspect that IL may he applied to them rs well
as TO Socialists and Anarchists II is under
stood that the Federal Council was fairly har-
monious In its debates on tho bill. There Is
nothing in the way of having the completed
draft ready at the opening of the ReichstaR.
Freiherr Won Hammerstein, the new Minister
Of Agriculture, has submitted to the Emperor a
project for canal extension which would develop
a large farming region now almost inaccessible
to general commerce. The Emperor commended
the plan and formally approved 1t. The needed
appropriations, which are far from trivial, will
be requested from the Landtag in the next
budget. At a farewell banquet given in his
honor in Hanover. Hamm erstein outlined tho
policy he would follow in Office. After express
ing regret that the old times in Hanover were
finally gone he said:
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land IL Is Imperative 10 INK the the SOUTH
the east, and the west by midland canal, to be
dug at the expense Of the State. This will be
the most important work that can be under
taken for the development of industry and
agriculture, which ought to cooperate without
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1ealouSies anu 70 'he ' Su'an.''se vi ooth. re
Gently the foolish attempt has been made to
create differences between industry and agri-
culture IN the empire. NY am WIZ 10 10 MAKE
the encouragement Of both work TO the common
and"
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The moderation OF this speech has made a IA
vorable impression In Berlin.
Tbo an,i.C;erman tone Of sevsral Landau
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a day passes without some German newspapers
nublisbine bitter response. The English pre-
diction of an Anglo-Russian entente seems to be
largely responsible for this although in official
circles the reports Of such an entente are utterly
, pn..ia an nsrnanw VIZ tn ,ho d, r,nsnt
os tSe latter ia reearded AZ ory ~ remote possi
Siiitv IJoweyer The attitmds of the German
press towatu NS i Gngaha r , npprovea as
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