New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
UPROAR AFTER UPROAR.
THE REICHSTAG HAS AN EXCITING TIME
OVER THE ANTI-sOCIALIST BILL.

BARON Won KOELTER LECTURES THE MEMBERS
on THEIR DUTY TO THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Rebel. STRIKES BACK FOR THE SOCIAL
rsTs-pIsoRDER LONG CONTINUED
Berlin. May 9.-In the ReIchstag to-day Baron
Won Roller Prussian Minister OF the INTERIOR
scored Herr I.cnzmann. who had urged the reJec-
ton Of the Anti-Socaist bill. for saying that inc
Government was embarrassed over the measure
lie declared that the Government accepted INC
same responsibility with this measure as with All
other Of It's bills but at the same time was per
fectly Indifferent 10 what the House tHonSht Vi
its PROPOSALS This declaration caused great up
roar but Baron Won Roller persisted III Co""'"'o
his speech, shouting:
yes nerfcct!v Indifferent. What you arc here ior
is to pass or reject bills. ana grant the necessity
money for the legitimate expenses OF ,ne STAT
What you think does not touch the Governments
At this the uproar was renewed. and continued
several minutes
Baron Won K1ller read extracts from speeches
delivered and pamphlets read at recent Socialist
meetings hts reading being accompanied by rum
ming fire OF dcrisve remarks and denials nom me
Socialists
Herr Bcbcl. Socialist. followed in long speech.
I'm which he protested against Baron Won Noicr
making the Socialists responsible FOR Anarchists
uttcranccs The captalstic classes. he declared
were to blame FOR the troubles Of ihe workinsm'h.
lie cited as an instance OF the tyranny Of capital
the onpression and subsequent b,o1lshed ~ Home
stead Penn. The eject Of the bill. II IL became a
law he said would bc to corrupt every man IN
public he This he sought - prove by quoting
from chancellor Won Hoherohc speech.
Herr Bch,i. amid general laughter urged Minis
ter Won Roller TO take lesson from Puiikamer'
who vas gifted with fine manners. with display
o. hts clesart and lnofcns!vc manners 'utikam'r
h,l tried 20 make exceptional laws palatable 10 the
majority but * ,ller with his crude and clownlsh
bcarirx darustcl what few friends the bill had.
Herr Rebel was listened 70 with close attention as
he proceeded and IN a pcroraton which excited
tho emotions Of the House. said
n Ia Characteristics O., the class rule existing that
they iry 20 blot out the socialists hui the move
mont viii only have the result that the TEACHINGS
~ M. learned s,'Ilfs lu the universities shall yet
r,u,. in..c material and atEcsttr t,dc AIMS 10 be
un .oulhsi Furthermore. the hill runls.cS attacks
upon CHRISTIAN TEACHINGS, ignoring the TACT tnat
Icsus died a rebel for treason to the Roman I'm
pare"
Herr Schon delivered anti-Scmitic speech. In
To course 81 which no made plea IN behalf OF
tor s;aiihaecn. Social Democrat. made an ex-
kdMcr that the Reichsiag paid The highest prices
10 The Lowest OF pcrsons,' 10y saying that he d'd
not refer 10 members bJi 10 ponce spies
i,aron Won Roller reiterated his rcmaiks. ana
sail thht be- relied on the official shorthand notes
FOR any Information ne desired ~ 20 what members
hal SAID on the moor.
nr S.honsiedi rruss,an Minister ot Justice. an
nounccd that the Government would accept tho
Conservative amendment 10 the thlri PARAGRAPH
OF the Anti Socialist hill
pr Schdnsicit also announced that Loberecht
Won knir- and Baron Won Schrauer Were hr.nE
prosecuted FOR duelrng, ami san mar ait,r ne
moi mention would hc prosecuted Tor challenging
Professor Wagner