The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-08
CAPR|V| ON ANARCH|SA.
He Says So Long as Other Countries
Are Prepared to Suppress 1t, Their.
Is No Need for a Compact
ANTl.SOCIALlST LAW Is USELESS.
The German Soldier 20 b. Protected
A9ains; the Bullying Of His
0tficeis.

BERLIN. July 1t is rumorcd that
France intends TO couVokc a European
conference ON the Anarchist question,
with the Pope as President Of the gath
cyiug Germany H. believed to be in
cliucl 10 ioln. though it would not take
the Initiative.
Chancellor Won CaprNi has made an
exhaustive report ON til" subject at
anarshiym to the Emperor, declaring ,Hat
80 long as every civilized government Is
ready 1, cooperate within IT. own from
tiers and within tho measure Of It's own
laws for the detection and repression Of
Anarchist crime. by Raising the police 10
the highest possible standard OF efficiency
md applying the provisions OF its own
penal code WITH unilinching severity,
there can be no need of written com
pact to enforce the performance OF duties
which are equally prescribed by th" com
mon interests Of society In every country.
As for a clamur for the revival Of the
anti Socialist laws here, the language
OF the Gemi-ut'icial press shows clearly
| that no impression has been made upon
the Government. Prince Blsmarcks
organs have been the noisiest advocates
of exceptional legislation, but they are
| being reminded that when these laws
were being applied with the greatest
viSor tn. most diabclical outrage ever
conceived by Anarchists was planned,
and was defeated, not by the operation
| Of the laws but 10y mere accident. Had
not one of the conspiratora betrayed the
! plot every living member Of III" HJhen-
| 2olern family would have boon de-
| struyed AT the Inauguration OF the Ger
mania monument, at NeiderWa.d;
\, lot Va. L "a l.
uary last Issued the call for the meet
inc ut the Friedrlchshain brewery,
which resulted IN II riotous scene, was
to-day sentenced 10 thirty months i'm
prlsonmcnt for burglary. For describing
the attacks made by the polio" UPON
citizens, at the time OF this distnrbanrS
eight Berlin editors We're n, Sentenced sn1 10
The saloon-keepers are sticking to inc
boycotted breweries, and the latter re-
ceive about 5000 daily IN subscriptions
from all classes Of people IN order Ia
enable them to continue the fight against
the Socialists. chief Of Police Richt'
hofen gave 10.
that the Norwarts, the leading Socialist
, organ, has published another coniidentia
circular, which the editor OF that papel
says he found on his table. The circular
was issued by the administration Of tht
Dicderbarin district. and called upon th'
burGonasters 10 furnish the Government
with the names or az Goimissr'pts, Know low
I ~
chism. and to make the necessary inpuir
. les with absolute secrecy. The Govern
msnt will institute an inquiry into TN
leakage of official documents, when i
. becoming II scandal
: The Heres Zeitung has just publsshe
the new regulations, COMPLIED under IN
Emperor's direction, for the protection o
e private soldiers against the tyranny G
I officers. Nun-cornmissioned officers ar
a warned not to touch the men during drli
: and they are also cautioned again'
| ctr nj M.
= tons of the same exercises,
. The principal reform is the rule whic
= allows private soldier to lodge con
: ulaint directly with the captain com
. manding his company, and provides tina
a the result of the inquiry shall be told 7
= the private bv his captain. AZ seton
9 heavy penalties ar" enacted 10 proven
= frivolous and malicious complaints.
u The success OF the Commercial De
y partment, formed after the Worlds Fair
in connection with the German Consul
n ate At Chicago; has induced ne Cover.
: important consulates outside Europe, be
: ginning with the leading cities OF Sout
=, America. The duty of these new de
I pnrtmcnts will b" To furnish Germa
:. merchants with necessary, aud user,
!, data for the extension of Germany
" trade which Is regarded as one of TN
70 most important duties OF the star.
, Tho final returns of foreign trade 10
e 1899 show AN increas" in exports G
- s9I 80. 900, and decrease in imports ,
. sta OaO, 900. The returns for 1884 are es
g pected to further justify the policy {
W the commercial treaties.
&c Emperor william and the Empres
~ are enjoying their trip To Norway, bt
d the weather has been very foggy;,
- awaiting the Emperors return fror
!, Norway The Master of the ceremomit
:, n viii probably not only resume ONO
& his Innocence. will probably md son
way TO COMPENSATE him for his arrest.