New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-03
OPPRESSION OF ANARCHISM.
rur HEAD OF TIE BERLIN POLICE TO
ADVISE THE EMPEROR REGARDING 1T.
.r-1ALIsTs ATTACKED BY AN INDEPENDENT
LEADER-TIE POPE TO THE CATH
oIIC CoNGREss-GERMAN SUGAR
MEN COMBINING
MEN COMBINING.

Berlin. Sept. 2.-The "Lokalanzeger' says that
che Emperor has called the Berlin President OF
Police Freiherr Won Richthofen, back from his
holidays in Kissingen to give advice in regard
a the repression Of Anarchism and Socialism.
p,chthofen will go to Potsdam this week. His
ADVICE undoubtedly will favor more stringent
,,sasures against Socialists and Anarchists. The
Emperor is understood to occupy about the same
,oston He contends that. while sufficient In the
,ule the existing laws Inadequate to many
emergencies and should be amended accordingly.
Rruno Willie. leader OF the Independent Social
nsrocrats is stirring bad blood among the So
.,.l,st regulars prepara tory TO the National Con-
.,sss next month. At a meeting Of the inde-
,sn1ents in Kie on Friday he denounced the old
leaders for practising a system of terrorism in
,hsIr party There was not now breath Of freedom
IN the party; extreme militarism had been intro
arcsd by the Central Committee. who had trans
armed the whole body Of Socialists under their
leadership into a political machine. The "Nor
wsrts" organ OF the Central Committee denies
Wille's statements. and denounces him as a pro-
r,oter OF discord 1t says that the success VI the
sociaI Democracy has been due largely 10 The
obeiIence Of the rank and file 10 their trusted
leaders.
Emperor William went to Charlottenburg to-
Aav 10 attend the conservation of the new marble
sarcoDhaCuS erected TO the memory ol f<IIiptlpi
william and TIE Empress Augusta. 1t was a
rand function. The whole imperial family. the
General staff and most members of the court
were present.
Tho Catholic Congress in Cologne ended on Fri
aav after adopting Count Won Preysings mo-
,on that the neyt Congress meet In Munich.
,s,,er from the Pope read at the opening or
me Congress Ii urged thus the special con-
alteration of social questions.
"It cannot have escaped the notice OF German
catholics that religion and society have fallen
INTO sad condition. Socialistic and other falla-
n,one theories have obtained firm hold on many
Minds engendering bitter strife to such an eX-
,snt that the public peace is endangered Cath
o,,cs ought therefore to remember the blessings
sa,ned for their religion and Fatherland through
unity and so refrain from jeopardizing their
s,rength through any sign Of discord.'
Representatives Of the German sugar interests
met Yesterday in Krolrs Garden and resolved to
Sorm protective union. They voted also that
the union should adopt such measures as would
cave the beet sugar industry of Germany ana
allied industries from killing competition or nos
tile legislation. a deputation called upon
Frs,herr Marschall Won Bieberstein, CaprlVi
renresentative. and submitted a petition for Gov
ernment protection Of the beet sugar Industry
against the new American tariff. Just what
tind NJ protection they expect the sugar men
neglected 10 say They were informed that the
coyernment was aware there likely 10 be
,nouble with the American tarin. and would
Five immediate attention TO the petition.