The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-25
South Germans and BavarianS
Ask a Mild Programme.
eEBsL AND LIEBkNecHr SAY NO
Quarrel MAY Cause Reiehstag 10 Re-
ject Anti-Soeialist Bills.
Discovery of the Typhoid serum-An-
ether Dutch Victory in Lomeok-rhe
Arm~nians at Van Reported 10 Have
Risen Against thr Bloody Turks.


Copyrighted, 1894 by the Associated Press
BERLIN. Nov. 2l-Pending the opening
OF the reichstsg, which IS now keenly
awaited, as the politicians are anxious TO
see how Prince HohenIohe will figure as
chancellor. public attention is mainly oo-
cupied with the split In the ranks of the
Socialist party. The dissensions which
characterized the Frankfurt congress over
shadowed the present trouble. The
Bebel and Liebkneeht section there over
came by sheer strength OF votes
the vigorous opposition Of the Bavarian
and South German delegates. who wanted
the liberty accorded them Of carrying cut
the socialist programme IN their districts
as they understood IL. and especially IN
regard to the agitation among the peas
antry. They coutended that the special
conditions in Bavaria and South Germany
required special treatment If the
socialist movement was TO spread
there. Bebel and his party, the del
egates from North and Central Germany,
have. however. imposed the will of the
majority on them, and denied them the
right of modifying the socialist pro-
pramme according to circumstances. Now
the South German and Bavarisn socialists.
with Vollmar and Grillenberger AT their
head, have virtually broken loose from
the national party. Vo!imar and Grilien-
berger in the newspapers OF Munich
charge Bebel with being solely responsible
for this disruption OF the party.
Grillenberger in an especially violent
attack warns Bebel that he is not the cZar,
and the Socialist party is not the Russian
empire. Bebel has replied with bitter
words, denying any intention TO DOM
mate the Socialist party. VorsrGsTts
printed an article written by Herr Lieb-
knecht declaring himself in favor of the
South Germans and regretting TO have to
throw his weight against an old friend
with whom he has fought shoulder 10
shoulder for so long and makes the sig
nificant remark that the German social
democracy is so we'll educated and the
worship of individuals is SO thoroughly
eliminate from it's ranks that no member,
however influential, can succeed in push
ing il aside from the path laid down by
It's principles. experience and history and
injure its general interests for the sake of
q single man.
remarkable, though plausible, state
ment is going the rounds in connection
with the Socialist situation. Ii is to the
effect that the feud between two sec
tions. if it is not mutually prearranged. is
in no way so bitter as the Social
lists attempt to make il appear. but
the Socialists are playing a subtle.
concocted game, and they are
magnifying it as much as possible before
the eye of the general public in order to
forestall anti-revoutionary legislation.
ka he hs
could be convinced that the Socialists
only need 10 be left alone in order to split
into fragments by internal dissension,
would probably be rejected.
Prof. Behring has come out with a new
discovery-typhoid serum. He claims it
acts curatlvely, in the case of typhoid
fever. with about as large a percentage of
successes as in the treatment of diphtheria
serum. The typhoid serum has not vet
been placed upon the market. as IT cannot
yet be produced as eheaply as is desirable.
The imperial budget for ls94-a5 Is now
fixed at as. 00o. 600 marks. 70. .0o0. 600 marks
above the budget of last year. This is
owing to the new army Law and the in
creased needs of the navy. os this sum
So, 600, 600 marks are put down
for the expenses OF the army. The
budget will continue increasing. for the
same reasons, every year until 1sa9. when
il will reach the sum Of $50 0oo, 900 marks.
In certain district. IN Silesia. notably
around Gloga. cholera has broken out.
Emperor William. after visiting his
mother, the Dowager Empress Frederick.
at Rumphenheim.t TO congratulate her upon
her birthday, proceeded 10 his shooting
rendezvous At Lslsiingen on Thursday.
where yesterday and today he has engaged
in shooting deer and Wild bosrs.
The Prince of Naples. crown prince Of
Italy, arrived here today from ST. Peters
burg, where he has been attending the
funeral of Alexander III. At Emperor
Williams s request he viii prolong his stay
until tomorrow evening. and will lunch
tomorrow with his majesty.