Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-17
IN The REICHSTAG.
Dr. EeiboFllEg Introduces Ills Anti.
Revolutionary Bill.
SOCIALISTS INTERRUPT HIN.
Debate on the Measure Adjourned I'm
Till Next Month.-1he New
Chancellor.

BERLIN, Dec. 17.-Dr Nelberllng,
Imperial secretary Of justice, intro.
duced his anti-rovoluiionary bill in
the Rolohstag today. lie said II was
not Intended 10 upset public opinion;
nor was II disguised hntl.socialiatlo
law, but II was directed ngains. OK.
ceases of criminal nature anu against
rae work Of rovolutlonists seeking to
undermine the state.
The secretary Of Justice then pro.
ccedoi 20 refer to several infiammatofy
pamphlets which recently had ap-
pcarod. The Interruptions OF tho
socialists were 40 frequent aud Of such
nature that thu president OF the
Rolchsiag, Horn Won Levetzow was
compelled several times 70 call
them 10 order. DIR. Neiborling
then produced n revolutionary
sheet, which, he asserted, was
Intended for circulation IN the barracks
Of soldiers. He added. "rhe aim Of
our opponents can only be obtained by
OvofthrOwing all order aud 1 trust a
majority Of tue HOUSE will support the
government against this onomy, " hloh
."S N'''9 t"sAs aeNANe W thN lNVllNs'
lApplnuso.l
Herr Singer moved to adjourn the
Ruichslag, expressing doubt whether
sufficient number OF deputies were
present to enable vote being taken.
After roll call II was found that Herr
SINCERE point was well taken. Con.
atquently Hurr Won Levelz1w, pruai.
dent OF the RelchstRg, adjourned tho
debate on tho anti revolutionary bill
until January s.
II IL reported In government circles
that a bill will soon be- introduced for
the purpose Of increasing the sale.
guards over the life Of the emperor.
Tho adoption OF the Roichslng Of the
report Of the committee recommending
that permission be not granted 10 the
public prosecutor 10 take action against
the Socialists Ia considered Distinct
rebuff Tor the emperor himself, MS II ~
an open secret that no was the author
oi this attempt 10 make the Roichslag
surrender one " IT, privileges. What
tue emperor viii do In view OF this
moral slap In tho face IL quenliOn
which tue people are asking them.
selves. HIS well known Obstinary OF
OF character gives promise that no will
not sit quietly by under this reverse
and n remark which he made IA the
course OF an animated niter.dinner
conversation Ut the officers mess la
the middle OF the week, IL attracting
attention. His mBlesty said;
Ozark days are NJ hand, aud hope
all OF my oiiicers will meet them un.
nlnohingly."
The fact that the demand for prose.
outlOn Of the Socialists omanated from
the emperor has also had most un'
favorable effect In Germany, and has
greatly weakened popular confidence
both Ia the wisdom and In the In H.
pendenco OF tbs new chancellor, whose
nrht appearance In the Reiohstag IN
his new role was quite q dlssppoint.
ment. IL IL true that nothing great
was expected Of him, but ihs mechani
cal, unimprotsive fashion In which hi
read his speech, sheet by sheet, had q
most depressing effect, oven on the
conservatives, while tho e0mnOlen
condition In which no sat in his chat
In the Relchstag today, during impor
tant debates, oven making allowance
Tor the fact that he 10 somewhat indlf
posed, was Ia no wiso calculated Il
enhance his prestige. Tho impression
row prevails that tho Honolulu
regime will DO short lived unless th'
chancellor quickly develops a more
mastery grasp OF the situation than
this big mistake evidences.