The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-25
No BOMB SCARE IN BERLIN.
The Iron Hand Of the Law Too Heavy
for the Anarchists.

Ratification.
,Copvright. 1894, by the Associated Press.)
Berlin. Feb. 24.-The anarchist scare
which is disturbing England and France
creates only the smallest impression in
this country. Germany is engrossed with
Its own difficult political matters, and the
activity of the police and the sovereignty
of the laws since the anarchist outrages
at Frankfort and elsewhere some ten
wears ago, has made the well
known anarchists become moderate
and harmless. Even the usual cry of
"destrov socialism and anarehism is de-
stroyed" is rarely heard, and finds little
echo, the truth being that the stern dis
cipline of the socialist party keeps an
archism in salutary check. international
action against anarchism, if it could be
brought about, would, however, be gener-
ally approved and welcomed
KAISER AND GEAR.
The rumor fostered by dispatches from
Vienna, saying that after the passage Of
this Russo-German commercial treaty the
car will pay a visit to the emperor, is
much discussed in politics. The Asso-
ciated Press correspondent hears from
trustworthy source that the matter has
not been broached by either of the two
courts, or by either of the two govern
ments.
Count Nelidof, the Russian ambas-
sador to Turkey, stopped here this week
on his way to st. Petersburg and the
fact that he had chosen the Berlin route
is commented upon as showing the i'm
proved relations existing between Ger
many and Russia since the treaty was
signed.
Should the imperial meeting be decided
upon later, it will probably occur upon
the occasion of the cars return from his
annual visit to Copenhagen, and while
the emperor is attending the east Prus-
sian army maneuvers.
The rumor that the empress is ailing is
unfOunded.
TIE RUsso-GERMAN TREATY.
II is now estimated that the Russo
German treaty will be carried by ma
jority of 25, the bulk of the national lib
erals having decided either to support
the government or to abstain from voting
Emperor William privately has expressed
the greatest indignation at the tone of
the speeches of the Agrarian League
in this city on Saturday last. At meet
ing of the Iron and Steel Manufacturers
Union 1t was stated that Russia had al
ready placed large orders for locomotives
and railroad rails with German firms, and
II was added that these orders would be
hued Immediately after the passage of
the Russo-German commercial treaty
THE SILVER INQUiRY.
Count Won Mirabach has resigned from
the committee appointed to inquire into
the silver question, claiming that a ma
Jorlty of the members of the committee
are staunch adherents of the gold stand
ARD and that. therefore, the inquiry will
have no useful result. The Cologne Ga
a alTr.1 s,,s,.
Oach statement and declares that eight
OF the members are staunch bi-metallists
ana that there are only six thorough
gong gold men. Other newspapers as
Sert shat Count Won Miraba resigned
because he sees that there is no solution
OF the question possible The committee
mas adjourned for fortnight, in order to
study the many documents which have
ueen submitted to it as likely to bring
tion.
THE FIGHT ON THE TREATY
Copyright. 1894, by the United Press. J.
berIn, Feb. M.-The new commercial
treaty with Russia will come up for the
hrst reading in the Reichstag on Monday
ana deputies of all shades of policy are
making Preparations for a grand parlia-
mentary tournament. The contest pre-
ii..nlnary to the admission of the treaty TO
ils first reading is certain to
". Ue protracted, all sides agreeing
mat 1t will extend over four
or t hEe days. Every parliamentary group
10 SeIllng together its resources, oratori-
CdI ana numerical, to the fullest extent.
and the debate is sure to be of the mosf
splrlIeo character. 1t is expected that the
IedUy Will be introduced by the imperial
CreGdry or foreign affairs, Marschall
IN CGu blepersteln, in person, and that
tCndnceIlor Won Caprivi will not speak
tor lhe measure until after the
Cauihg opponents of the treaty have
nv e!OPeu their arguments against it.
rosSe Io treaty after It's first reading will be
-Glerted 10 commission. the majority of
Huose members it is understood. will be
.olordoie to the governments interest,
anu which will be instructed to make
possible 'i0Oi4S 90
IhE EMPEROR HARD AT WORK.
s+ida me emperor continues to display a
troos personal feeling, not only that the
~ ;;tGa!y ,i! VIII be finally approved. but that
~ a VII WI pass its first reading by so notable
tran.o lua oflty as will bear testimony that the
oa1S IS assented to by an overwhelming
js roI IIIS OF the people of the empire It
ang secret that he is working publicly
tbo,P PIIFately to obtain such a vote. and
,li5e ouere IS little doubt that he will accom-
p-iSh his object.
A. +tQG-nlght the emperor attended dinner
Ger,t we EngIlschen Haus, given by Presi-
~ ~ ~ a ucnen bach and the delegates to
ne rio brandeburg diet Here the kaiser
rir.. 'o1 Soue agrarians who required con vim
VII arguments to change their views
freoi, fe,I regard gd to the treaty, and these were
ICY 6.y and forci5ly given
Durlng the week the emperor has re-
;Caa.eu private visits from several highly
ana inual conservatives and centerists
Go,','IulIS ,t ms incentive has caused him to re-
e,,oIIe lDuule MS oHicial energies in mobilizing
rCr interest into supporting Chancellor
O'prIN commercial policy.
HLE IlNGs IN FAVOR OF THE TREATY.
MEETINGS of industrial and commercial !
oTIg,.'d lions have been held in Berlin and /
,,al,i onGr oenters every day during the week,
ny under Official, but largely under |.
ti+.Iir i'Cir oWnlnitiative, and these demonstr ira 1
(r,,l v,yIs cannot fail to impress the Reichstag
al, ~ the conviction that all but the |.
5-tarlan and protectionist classes really |
'hu the passage OF the treaty.
ou lhe other hand the recent conces- |
sI.luSS 70 the agricultural interest in the +
cc1ollllon OF certificates OF identity on re-
~ gorled cereals and the Stahcl tariff. or
g,'I.uE scale, railway rates have not
f-'" treu as the government hoped The
,...tIS .'teIS OF the agrarian league have not
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