The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-05

Berlin, May 4.-TCopyrighted. 1885 by the
Associated Press. 1.-The reichstag proceed
fngs have attracted little interest during
the past week, but they are expected to
be greatly enlivened when the anti-revoiu-
tiorary bill cores before the house
The demonstration tomorrow against
the bill by delegates from various city
councils will be a great affair. having
gained importance by reason Of the gov
errments opposition.
The government yesterday received an
other rebuff in this question in the adop-
ton by the lower house of the Wurtem-
burg diet of a. socialist motion condemn
Ing the anti-revolutionary bill.
.PI&mier Mitthacht declared the vote on
tho -6ill in the bundesrath was not bind
ing, and admitted he had grave doubts
respecting the advisability of the measure
IN the form given it in committee. This
statement is only a sign of the times, as
~ Is very evident that throughout
Europe, apart from Russia, the feeling
Is distinctly against the drastic character
OF tbe anti revolution bill. The govern
ment too, does not help its cause in COM
batting socialism by ridiculous mistakes,
such rs including in the list OF books re-
SardeQ as SubVerslVe 10 the state and at
tached to the anti-revolutlon bill in order
Is snow its necessity, the political works
a the patriot-poet Freiligrath, written
in 1S4S, and which are now in ordinary
school books.
The sentences in the Fuechsmuchle riot
Ing case have caused a great deal of in
dignation, and are being made capital OF
by the socialist press, as showing the
contrasts between the law and natural
justice; 143 men were condemned TO terms
of Imprisonment varying from fourteen
days to four months. The chief sufferer
was Burgomaster Joseph Stock, who re-
ceiV ed the heaviest SEN ence and a fine.
the severity of the punishment is gener-
oil Don Oh Nv Fa Cl "a n
newspapers. many of whom urge the
Prince Regent of Nararia TO pardon the
offenders. One commune of Fuechsmuehle
Is on the verge of destruction, as the
prisoners form the bulk Of the adult pop
ulation.
American Art Leads.
4 The leading event, socially, has been
tle opening of the art exhibition by Dr..
representing the emperor. There was
very smart attendance. The American
exhibit is placed separately in two large
halls and is universally conceded to out
shine the rest, even the French section
being ecIipSed. Harrison, Gay, Pearce,
Erudgeman; Sargent Stewart, Wee eaS
Ehoven being especially strong among the
Americans. HarrisOn's pleinldry painting,
En- Arcade" is said to be the greatest
attraction of the show. The American
section has received generous praise from
the entire Berlin press. Inc Nosslche
zeitung, for instance, says; -
art was sneezed at. Who can deny it?
In the art and crafts, there is the same
resN-Ez.ss advances as in the technical (
youdE1I vigor which courses through /
VIEWS across the ocean and winch Is ever /
achieving fresh things -, 15.;,,.,a
Neine monument has been purchased by /
the Germans Of New York.
Standard OIL Steal.
portion of the German press COM
nented on the warfare on the STANDARD
Oi company because its successful manip- /
ulations in raising the price OF petroleum. !
which has risen % per cent WllLll LIliee
months, ana which is now 10 cents a !
quart at retail The hreuz Zeltung ana
other papers cali upon the government
to take steps TO prevent such usurlouS
proceedings. Yesterdays question in the
reichstag was the outcome OF this aglla-
80 a93 the I-elIslt showed that the gov |
eminent is evidently preparing counter
measures. -, . d.
rartment, following the example OF other
bowers. has secured by contract the even
iual services of four fast Hainpurg-AI Am |
elsr9sn line steamers and six OF the last
etfetaamers of the North German-Lloyd !
line They will each be armed Win slA-
teen guns of heavy calibre. and fourteen
quick-fring guns Inc steall1ers di MInl
boats and for accommodating work. Inc |
first practical test O. their aNdlldpIhly
will be made during the great naval ma !
ueuvres next autumn, one of the steamers /
being hired for 10000 marks.
At the Palace.
Emperor William and the imperial fam
ilv have taken up their residence at the |
new palace until the end of June, when |
the emperor is going on yachting "TRIP |
10 Norway. The empress VIII spend the |
summer with her children at "lIhelms-
hohe. Wide. |
Is being fitted out, and will be taken TO /
Ilel on Monday. She will be raced during |
n KieI regatta in June.
The Reichstag, yesterday. by a large !
ma iority agreed to a credit OF ], OlW0 |
marks to cover the expense of Won |
Boetticher The imperial secretary of the |
interior made the unexpected announce
neent that the actual cost Of the canal /
Y q. probably 100000 marks less than the |
NmedaI has been modelled by Professor |
Ierter at the instance of the emperor; to |
celebrate the dedication of the canal. HIS |
majesty will present one of these medals |
30 each guest.
Is 1n American.
According to reports published here,
Miss Grace Chisholm, the lady who ihas |
lust taken the degree of philosophy at |
.l1e University of Gottingen, with the eX-
r,Tess permission of the Prussian minister