New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-25
REPRES,SITE la US EXTENDED
THE GERMAN ANTI-REvOLUTlONARf BILL
WIDENED IN SCOPE.

VIGOROUS OPPOSITION AROUSED AMONG cLER-
IcAI.s AND RADICALs-A VAST AGRICULTURAL
SCHEME Observation-Disclosures or THE
PRESS TOWARD ENGLAND.
berlin. Nov 4-After two sitt!ngs, the Federal
Council referred the Anti-RevOlutiOnary Bill To
a committee The bill referred contains the
original provision that persons spreading Social
istic propaganda in the Army shan be puniShn"
with especial severity and that newspapers pup
fishing statements likely to bring existing inSu-
tutlons and authorities into contempt snail pe
dealt with more vigorously than heretofore
The last revision II the rcpressivc measure
has greatly enlarged its scope and elasticity
Consequently it IL and will be more vigorously
opposed by the Cercals and Radicals who sus-
recf that IT may be applied to them AZ well as to
Socialists and Anarchists. II rs understood tnat
the Federal Council was fairly harmonious in It's
debates on the bill. There is nothing in the way
Of having the complete draft ready at the open
Ing ~ the lscichstag.
Freiherr Won Hammersten the new Minister Of
Agriculture has submitted II the Emperor a
project for canal extension, which would develop
a large farming region now almost inaccessible
To general commerce The Emperor commend ID
tn. plan and formally approved It. The needed
appropriations which are fer from trivial Will
be requested from tho Iandtag In the next
budgct At a farewell banquet given In his
honor in Hanover Hammers. Gin outlined the
policy ne would follow in Office. After express
ing regret THAI ,he old times in Hanover were
finally gone. he said:
since we nave common father.and. 1t is i'm,
perlrye to Ink the north. the south the east ana
Inc vest ov A Midland clnal - he lug a. the 'N-
-Itl To- Of - 81
work that 90 UT irrtai.ea for ~" Development
n Industry md agriculture which ought - copper
ho,h Recently the foolish attempt has been mad
c1l,uro n r.. Em@'re II. ain MI b. =, make
onrourarrrrn, % both work 70 th' common enf
The MODERATION # tbs speech mas made "a
favorable Impression in Berlin
The antl-G rmau tone II several Lo~I5n news
papers is awakening The expected echo No.
day passes that some German newspaper does
no, publish bitter response. Tae English
prediction If au Aus.3-I.us,.an entente seems /"
be- largely rcspor.I a.c for ;h.s although IN OIL
c.al crc-os tho reports II such IN understand. ny
ar. utterly d.-cr.diiod Thl; England wili shove
herself botwcen Russia and Germany t. The Diet
ru.cnt - tn latter is regarded as only remote
possibility. However the attitude OF the German
press toward England 10 approved officially as
calculated 10 afford wholesome warning t. the
K1sc3crv Government as to the tendency OF puO-
iic opinion IT, Germany.
Thu Munich "Aigo me;ro Xctung" sees IN Eng
lands opening ~ the campaign against the ~
mrnian atrocities iu Nail Minor IN" design t.
cultivate Russian entente. oven 10 the length u
a-a' nfns to Russian .nt "rFrHtl'n ln Armenia.
provided that zoe - Petersburg Government
rlvcs an equivalent In other directions The
"K"ln!sche Z..tune' has published series %
articles treating Win contempt Eng.ands IN
nucncc on the fate ~ The Triple Alliance Yes;er-
day I'm commenting on the possibility ~ an
Anglo-Kusslan all'anc'. 1t recalled the fact tEat
Ga 1853 the assurances NJ warn friendship tx
changed between Czar %!choas and the British
Ambassador were followed soon 10y the cr.me1n
war.
The discord among tho Social Democrat" lead
crs Increase Gally. August Behei continues TO
assall Herr Won Nollinar the Bavarian leader,
who replies by twit.iug him upon his prct"nslons
20 general in!al.bty E"bel wishes o. b"
despo, Vollmar says. but 30 far has succeeded
only In revealing his uaGovnrnthc p"fFcrSltl.
William IL bkntcht the a. adcmlc CHEZ % The
Social Democracy. has written 10 the Nor-
wacrie" virtually regulating B"br'. VII lse open
criticism OF the South German Socialists De
pronounccs ill-tmed and immoioratc. Pr1hao.y
one ut Of the squabhlo will be- RebeFs re-
tIremon, from his eNecutiv" position in the
party.
The members Of The star Il the Foreign Office
were presented to-day to Prince Hohenohe.
The sudden c,all Of Chapman Coleman. seq
rotary Il the Embassy. af,er his twenty yoars'
service here Is regretted deeply b. Ambassador
Hunyon and his colleagues Mr. Jackson here
tOfOYr no HfCictufN. ~u'''''lN 'Ait ''''f''''
The United states Cor ulat" has been moved
from It's Inadequate quarters In the MarGrafeh-
strasse t. commodious rooms AZ the L.Ip2iser
and Friedrich strassc. Sanitary Inspector De-
bray ard Dr. Jenkins Of N"w-iorN. visited the
Cpnsula;e ,arly IN the week.
The Berlin "Ncucste Nachr!chten. bismarck
IAN notes he significance II the cars nppont-
ing Inc Prince of wales colonc, " the KlcN
DRAGONS The close intimacy thus Indicated, J
SAYS marks tho success OF EFFORTS at the Danlsh
court to form a Dol.tico-iaTy alliance. y simi-
lar intrigue was once carried on, II AIDS. to
induce he German Emperor to restore the
Guelph fund.
United States Consul Carroll Is convaescins
slowly. ana is sim ir bed.