The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-25


by the Associated Press pending the
opening of the Reichstag, which now
is keenly awaited, as the politicians are
anxious to see how Prince Hohenlohe
will figure as chancellor, public atten-
ton is mainly Occupied with the split
in the ranks Of the Socialist party.
The dissensions which characterized
the Frankfurt congress overshadowed
the present trouble.
The Bebel and Liebknecht section
there overcome by sheer strength of
votes the vigorous opposition Of the
Bavarian and south German delegates,
who wanted the liberty accorded them
of carrying out the Socialist pro-
gramme in their districts as they I'M
derstood st, and especially in regard
to the agitation among the pessantry.
They commended that the special con-
dition prevailing in Bavaria and south
German 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 de-
MED them the right of modifying the
Socialist programme according to cir
cumstances. Now the south German
and BaNarian Socialists, with Vollman
and Grillenberger at their head, have
virtually broken loose from the ma
tional party forces. Vollman and Grill
lenberger, in the newspapers of Mu-
mich, charged Bebel with being solely
responsible for this disruption of the
party. Grillenberger, in an especially
violent attack, warns Bebel that he is
not the car and the Socialist party is
not the Russian empire. Bebel has
replied with bitter words in speeches
and in papers, denying any intention
TO arrogate the Socialist party.
Not Very Bitter.
Won Werts printed an article written
by Herr Liebknecht, declaring himself
in favor Of south Germans and regret
ting to have to throw his weight
against an old friend, with whom he
has fought shoulder TO shoulder for SO
long, and makes the significant re-
mark that German Socialist democracy
is so well educated and the work of
individuals so thoroughly eliminated
from it's ranks that no member. how
ever influential, can succeed in push
ing it aside from the path laid down by
its principles, experience and history,
and injure it's general interests for the
sake of a. single man.
A remarkable though plausible,
statement is going the rounds in con-
nection with the Socialist situation. 1t
is to the effect that the feud between
the two sections, even if it is mutually
prearranged, is in no way so bitter as
the Socialists attempt TO make it APP
rear. But the Socialists are playing
a. subtle, concerted game, and they are
magnifying it as much as possible be-
fore the eye of the general public, in
order to forestall anti-revolutionary leg
islation, which, if the reichstag by this
manoeuvre could be convinced that
the Socialists only need to be left
alone il order to split into fragments
by internal dissensions, would prob
ably be rejected.
This scheme, characteristic Of the
Socialistic wire-pullers, 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 declaring that the
anti-revolutionary laws are entirely
unnecessary in view Of the disruption
and consequent weakness of the So
cialist party.
Typhoid Serum.
Prof. Behring has come out with a
new discovery-typhoid serum. He
claims it has cured an the case Of ty-
phoid feveT) about as large a percent
age as in the treatments Of diphtheria
serum The typhoid serum has not yet
been placed upon the market, as 1t
cannot yet be produced as cheaply and
as perfectly as desirable.
The imperial budget for 1S94-95 is now
fixed at 5000, 900 marks, 70,OOO,OOO
marks above the budget of last year |
This is owing to the new army law,
and the increased needs of the navy.
OF this sum, 567, 100000 marks are put
down for the expenses OF the army |
The budget Will continue increasing
for, the same reasons every year until
1898. when it viii reach the sum OF
$50. O0o 600 marks.
In certain districts of Silesia, notably
in the district around Gloga, cholera
has again broken cut.
Emperor William, after visiting hls
mother. the dowager Empress Fred |
erick. at Rumphenheim, to consratu-
late her upon her birthday, proceeded
to his shooting rendezvous 1t LeIsling-
on on Thursday. where yesterday and
today he has been engaged IN SNORING
deer and wild boar.
Johanna Gadski has been engaged
bv Walter Damrosch for the German
opera season at the Metropolitan Opera |
house, New York.
The prince of Naples, crown prince |
of Italy. arrived here today from ST. |
Petersburg. where he has been attend |
ing the funeral of Alexander III. AT
Emperor Williams request, the prince |
will prolong his stay until tomorrow |
evening. ana will lunch tomorrow with |
his majesty.