New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-18
A SOCIALIST VICTORY.
CASE AGAINST PROFESSOR DELBRUECK
TO BE ABANDONED.

TO BE ABANDONED
FOR A NEW REICIIsTAG PREsIDENT-THE FINAN-
crAL FLrRRY-DR AHLwARDT COMING TO
| AMERIcA-BAZAAR OF THE AMERICAN
GIRLS cLUB-ATTEMPT Upon THE
LIFE OF THE EMPERoRs DOG
Berlin Nov. lit reported that the prosecution
| of Professor Hans Debrdck, Editor of Die
| Preussschen Jahrbucher," for attacking Herr Won
| Roller. the Prusslan Minister Of the Interior. and
| the political police" is to be abandoned. public
opinion against such action having been found too
strong to be antagonized with safety to the Min
| isry and the prosecuting authorities have been
instructed to connne their disciplinary measures TO
| smaller game
| The judgment of The Supreme Court at Lelpslc n
! the of Herr Zeme is regarded as defeat OF
the Socialist propaganda and IS especially 50 looked
| upon within the army The has been pending
| for a long time. Zieme, upon the eve of the cali
| ing in OF the recruits drafted In 1894 delivered
| harangue to the young workngmen Of Berlin, In
| which he said: you about to be deprived OF
| your freedom and enter into slavery. l exhort You
| to still do your duty as Socialists" He was at
once arrested, and the court in Berlin, before whch
| he tried for his Incorporate remarks, finally
| acquitted him OF the charge of melting the mill
tary to disobey orders the ground that ne had
sworn In. The question was then carried to the
! Supreme Court at Lelpsic before which the I'M
peral Prosecutor pleaded that Iieme belonged TO the
reserves and therefore fell under the jurisdiction
| Of the military authorities and also maintained that
| the military code applied TO Socialist meetings
| where probable recruits were assembled. The Su-
| preme Court reversed the judgment OF the Berlin
| court, and the decision fixes the law enlarging the
power of repression with which the authorities are
clothed The matter will now be the subject OF
| interpretations in the Reichstas.
| The election OF a new President OF the Rec'lstag
to succeed Baron Won Buo Berenoerg, is already be-
| ing discussed and the members Of that body are
| generally agreed that 1t Is desirable to raise the
| prestige OF the president Of the Hechstag by Sc
| Letting for the position some parliamentary notable
like DR.. Benngsen. though 1t IS doubtful
| whether he will TO leave the high and Ia
crative functions of president of the Province OF
post Of president of the Rechstag. The Centrlsts
are in expectation OF electing met b oa unsn
dents to the Conservatives and National Liberals
| The B;jrses in Berlin and Frankfort have passed
| We'll through the recent crash Of fortln There
| has been panic in Berlin but prices In Vienna
and Budapest fell to pieces. While the scare was on
the German bankers attracted by the recent nigh
| rates OF interest offered I'm Vienna, where Borse
operators had been plungng recklessy' ha3 very cry
anxious time until the panic was checked by , tns
| Credit Anstalt and other AUSTRIAN housts, Will Will
| began buying all the good securities mat W ers
|
began on Saturday, wiped out some of The weaker
exchanges. including the concerns run on the Anerlc
FT Fan the ieadngp speeuaor
was found on the Prater Friday night win bullet
| self on the Of the settlement.
The ex-Empress Frederick is going TO spend her
| birthday November 81. with her daughter Princess
| Frederick. OF IIesse, at Rumpenheim
| DR. Ahlwarlt. the anti-Semitc leader and Jew
| batter Is making arrangements to sail Tor Inc
United States In December. for the purpose Of de-
| lyering lectures In all the large American cities
| He goes America upon the invitation or com
mit;ee of German American citizens oil M''"auhee
Herman Donath, purveyor OF the Berlin Court
has absconded to the United 3D. sses leaving an "s
| grcgate Indebtedness or orl"" MARKS
"D,e Kreuz zeitung" asserts that the military
| encourage OF the Emperor Ia actively intriguing
against General Bronsart Won schelendorf the Ger
man Minister OF War who is pledged to carry out
scheme Of military reforms, introducing 6 in the
erai is now charged with entertaining a desire to
| hinder military reforms. and the Emparors mill
p Iaes De 5. Kreuz zetung declares that i has
doubt that ;he nrisqes would oehet Senep@S c yT
cerned in Inc affair. which might also compromise
| Prince Won Hohenlohe.
A TIE Deum was sung in the chapel OF the Russian
| Embassy here to-day in thanksgiving for the birth
| of the Princess Olga OF Russia to the Car and
| Czarina only the officials OF the Embassy and the
members OF the Russian colony in Berlin were
! present.
4 bazaar was held here by the American Girls
Club, OF Berlin In the Kurfurtenstrasse last week,
for the benefit OF the club and the American
Church. 1t conspicuous pecunary and social
success Mrs. pce VIE or me pas tSe q Nm ,4e
!can colony Thursday.
Mrs Cleve Symms has resumed her receptions at
tinted States Vice-Consul zimmerman gave
dinner Secretaries Coleman and jackson ana
Mrs Jackson at the Palace Hotel yesterday.
The Emperor's pet dog, a Russian greyhound.
was mallciously shot and badly wounded few
days ago by unknown persons at Potsdam The
"vorwsrts" the Socialist organ, prints humorous
article about IT, under the caption, "Attentat aut
den Humid des Kasers' attempt upon the he of
the Emperor's dog) and will probably get into
trouble for doing 50, as the Emperor 10 greatly In
censed at the article.
The Neustadt Socialist Society. Lledesfreiheit.
has asked FOR permit to hold ball. ard the au-
thortics have given their assent on condition that
nG c %I onn '' It is 81 not likely that the BAH viii take
place under these conditions
THE BELGIUM ELECTIONS.
cr.ERrcALs AND SOCIALISTS WIN MANY
TORIES UNDER THE NEW LAW.
Brussels Nov. I7.-Municipal elections held
| throughout Belgium to-day for the first time under
the law providing for universal suffrage, plural
| voting ana the representation Oh W "
a late hour tonight the returns show that the
Cercas and Socialists have many victories
! and that the Liberals have been badly defeated.
Brussels, Client and Liege. which have hitherto
been Liberal strongholds, have elected councils the
| membership Of which Is about equally divided
| among Cercas. Socialists and Liberals. In Ant
wcrp Clerical replaces a Liberal Council
| There rioting at Antwerp and Louvain
EMILE ARTON ARRESTED IN LONDON.
HE Is SAID TO HAVE BEEN a GoBErwEEN IN
| THE LATE PANAMA SCANDAL
| London. Nov. l7-Emlle Arton. whose name was