New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
ALLTHEHAISER WOULDGRANT
DRAFT OF REPREssIVE LAWS SUBMITTED
To- PRUSsIAN MINISTER'S.

THE MEASURES LESS SEVERE THAN HAD BEEN
FEARED-BIsMARCKIAN NEWSPAPERS HARAss-
ING THE GOVERNMENTAL RECEPTION FOR
CoNsUL-GENERAL AND MRS. DE KAY.
r Berlin, Oct. 13--Count Botho zu Eulenburg
TIE Prussian Premier, returned Thursday
ftom MS conference with the Emperor in Huber
tusstock. Yesterday he presided over the first
Plenary Prussian Council held since the holi
days. Finance Minister Miguel and Dr. Bose
returned from the country to be present. The
Premier submitted to the Ministers a draft Of
the bill to amend the Prussian laws for associa-
tons. 1t is understood that the bill does not
purpose the rigorous measures which have been
feared. While 1t may not suit the Conserva-
tves in the Landtag it is the utmost the Premier
could obtain from the Emperor. Emperor Will
lam seems TO have decided that the measures TO
Dc laid before the Landtag must correspond with
those to be submitted to the Rechstag The
latter will be limited to amending Article 100 Of
the Pena, Code. which treats of the Indictment Of
class against class and to regulating the right to
boycott. The.Landtag measure will be submitted
somewhat in advance of the Imperial bill.
The Bismarck press is nagging al the Govern
ment with its accustomed persistence. Maxi
milan Hardan's "Zukunft' voices the Conserva-
tive and Bsmarckian discomfort over the
ported :aildness of the repressive measures
against the Revolutionists. In its last number
Count Won Hoensbroech devotes long article
to- the argument that the Social Democracy and
the German Empire are irreconciable The
Social Democratic leaders, he recalls have often
openly avowed their desire to overthrow the ex-
3sting social system. whose apex is the Empire
1f+hey should triumph the Empire would vanish
= Emperor William to-day unveiled in F'riesaik
near Potsdam. monument 10 Frederick l. Elect
or OF Brandenburg. The procession formed at the
station, and led by the Emperor horseback
and small body Of the Guards. marched 10 the
square. The Emperor surrounded by his
military household as ne took his place near the
monument. The ceremony was performed amid
the pealing Of bells and the braying Of military
trumpets. Aferward District Councillor Freihcrr
Won Loebell handed to.the Emperor goblet Of
Rhine wine. Before drinking the Emperor said
This cup / empty to the welfare Of Branden-
burg. hope that as long as God shall bestow
on me life and power.-.as,- long the House Of
Hohenzoern shall stand fast. there never will be
any lack OF the Brandenburgers traditional faith
fulness in time Of need. and when the Margrave
shall call
Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Coleman wives OF the
secretaries OF the United States Embassy opened
the season in the American colony on Tuesday
at home" to afford to Americans here an
opportunity Of meeting Consul-lieneral De Kay
and Mrs De Kay. Mrs Jackson's suite Of rooms
In the K0nigspatZ well filled with guests
Ambassador Runyon stood in the receptiOn-room,
and Mrs. Jackson Mrs Evans and Miss Boise
were In charge OF the teatable. Among the
guests were Mrs X. H. Savage Mrs. Mensing,
Captain Evans. Lieutenant Vreeland. and Con-
sui 1lnirterma- and Mrs. Zimmerman. On
meet Mrs. Runyon on her arrival from New
York