The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25
HAVE A MOCK ROW
Shrewd Tactics of the
Socialists.
POLITICS AS A FINE ART.
How the Game Is Played in
Germany.
POLITICS AS A FINE ART.
WILL BOTHER Won HoHENLohE
To Determine Just What Course He
VIII Take When the Reichs-
tag Meets.

of the Reichstag, which is now keenly
awaited, as the politicians are anxious to
see how Prince Hohenlohe will figure as
Chancellor. public attention is mainly
occupied with the split in the ranks OF the
socialist party. The dissensions which
characterized the Frankfurt Congress over
Swallowed the present trouble. The Bebel
and Liebknecht sections there overcame
by sheer strength OF votes the vigorous
opposition of the Bavarlan and South
German delegates, who wanted the liberty
accorded them of carrying out the socialist
programme IN their districts as they under
stood it and especially in regard to the
agitation among the peaSantry. They
commended that the special condition
prevailing in Bavaria and South
Germany required special treatment if
the socialist movement was to spread
there. Bebel and his party, the delegates
from north and central Germany, however.
imposed the Will of The majority on them
and denied them the right of modifying
the socialist programme according to the
circumstances. Now the South German
and Bavarian socialists, with Vollman and
Grillenberger at their head, have virtually
broken loose from the national party
traces. Vollman and Grillelberger in the
newspapers of Munich charge Bebel with
being solely responsible for this disruption
of the party. Grllen berger in an espe-
cially violent attack warns Bebel that he
is not the Gar and the socialist party Is
not the Russian empire. Bebel has re-
piled with bitter words, both in speeches
and in papers, denying any intention to
arrogate the socialist party.
Vorwaerts printed an article written by
Herr Liebknecht declaring himself in favor
OF South Germans and regretting 10 have
to throw his weight against an old friend
with whom he has fought shoulder to
shoulder for 50 long. and makes the signifi-
cant remark that German socialist democ-
racy is so well educated and the worship
of individuals is so thoroughly eliminated
from It's ranks that no member, however
influential, can succeed in pushing it aside
from the path laid down by its principles.
experience and history and injure its gen.
eral interests for the sake of a single man.
A remarkable though plausible state
ment is going the rounds in connection
with the socialist situation. 1t is to the
effect that the feud between the two Sec
tons, even if it Is mutually ptearranged, is
in no way SO bitter as the socialists at
tempt to make it appear, but that the
socialists are playing a subtle, concerted
game. and they are magnifying it
as much as possible before the eve
Of the general public in order
to forestaIl anti-revolutonary legislation.
which. if the Rsicnstag by this maueuver
could be convinced that the socialists only
need to be left alone in order to split into
fro anf nv N tnrnal
probably be rejected. This scheme, char
acteristc of the socialistc wire-pullers, if
it actually exists. has already borne fruit
in the moderate party. and especially the
national Liberals have fallen into the
trap. and are innocently taking the part
allotted them by the socialists. and are de-
claring that the anti-revolutionary laws
are entirely unnecessary ia view of the
disruption and consequent weakness Of
the socialistic party.
Professor Behring has come out with
new discovery-typ hoid serum. He
claims that it acts curatively Gn the case of
typhoid fever) with about as large per-
centage Of successes as in the treatments
with diphtheria serum. The typhoid
serum has not yet been placed upon the
marker, as 1t cannot yet be produced as
cheaply and as perfectly as is desirable.
The imperial budget for 1S94-95 is now
| fixed at 775,000.000 marks, 100000 900 marks
above the budget of last year. This is
| owing to the new army law and the in
creased needs of the navy. OF this sum
| 567, 600 marks are put down for the ex-
| penses of the army. The budget will con-
tinue increasing for the same reasons
every year until 1885, when it will reach
the sum of 100000 000 marks.
| In certain districts Of Silesia, notably
in the district around Glogau, cholera has
| again broken out.
Emperor William, after visiting his
mother. the Dowager Empress Frederick,
at Rumpenheim TO con gratulate her upon
her birthday, proceeded to his shooting
rendezvous at Letslingen on Thursday,
where yesterday and to-day he has been
engaged in shooting deer and wild bears.
Johanna Gadski has been engaged by
Walter Damrosch for the German opera
season at the Metropolitan Opera house,
New York.
The Prince of Naples, Crown Prince of
I'aly. arrived here to-day from St. Peters,
burg, where be has been attending the
funeral of Alexander III. Az Emperor
Williams request he will prolong bis stay
until Tomorrow evening, and will lunch
! tomorrow with his Maissty