The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-01
FILING THE JAIIS.
f,rageous Convictions for Isese
Majestic in Germany.
DISTINGUISHING THE woRkmen
ss<srck Favors Human slavery Me-
sr~ Have Lower Destiny, He
sy., but should Not Be Beaten.

81. Feb. 1s-Trs number % cenxsc-
,sarfor .e9e rl4fesss has been especially
tzyxaarfnx sisn past week a butcher Of
xslsks4a sentenced 70 a years inpriAor~
<r@s Ss4 = az! ~ Fgts3arn. for speaking
.sxrpectfaliy o. her empress. was SEN
s@ne 70 six months Imprisonment.
wfreacslonaFy parties throughout Ger
rsasars aiming 70 modify iae conssstu-
s,as. eseation franchises. and IN Saxony
sae 81 viii "a FIRST practically attained.
Al IL before tise Saxon diet. and Is on
tae lnt Of becoming a law II diviaes Ire
sserm lEto classes according 10 their tax
saw gsaaes. ard each class 10 entities. to
tsssnn4 Number OF delegates. Thus -
nsrsn1. OF the poor electors are 1eubiy
ouernb~rsd ~ 10 per cent OF tGs
xezslsr classes.
"a large sociaIissic meeting Just hsld
a. Iqzse the fifteen Socialist delegates TO
thsst resolved 20 resign and lsass iegis-
lssi entirely III The haaas OF the capital
Isl legatss.
Fsen Socialist meetings recsutly held
Nasprofezted against the slow pyogress
81 city reform plan pending there. and
IyrS0eekar and his following have organ
fzezt FTahkfort-on-fh@-Ma Main. a nsw re-
fae Socialist party. Two hundred dele
xst from places throughout Germany at
fen4- Resolutions In favor OF economic
rs5nBs for the working classes and
sxef the accumulation OF capital by mo
aopes were adopted. The party boasts
81 voting strength % l.0se 90. mostly
CmrvatiEes and National I-2bsrsls.
has been fay0ra0iy remarked IL Cath
osHirctes recently that the emperor has
lat made q Number OF large giftA for
snGgsldiDz or restoration o. Catholic
e81has IN Germany. he gave 2o.09o
mss 70 two Impoverished parishes OF
pea this week.
e conVs etton f. fast growing here that
fBt Brissln's hostile attitude tow ard
t.x1any must b. considered a political
fpr % pe-Enanence. and that the friend
IrteHts winch has recently grown out
ogysnfs between Germany, Russia and
fSsce must be made a lasting feature
csermanys foreign policy. The CORE
sedent OF the Associated Press in this
ei has been Informed by an Official OF the
fdgn Office that the emperor has given
sxsbie EXPRESSION OF his desire for closer
a more amicabIe relations with Russia,
frasting 10 Gen. Won Wer1er. formerly
Oman ambassador at st, Petersburg and
q The guest OF the czar, an autograph
Ter TO Nicholas III. IN which Emperor
vian expresses his friendship for the
G. and promises to attend the corona
4 fetes at MOSCOW. This - most sigui-
mt, as Il il the first time In history that
srrInan emperor or king OF Prussia has
ponaiiy Witnessed the coronation OF
G.
he emnaror's determination TO render
tserrnan navy more formidable and To
n the colonial policy OF the empire Is
san IN his telegram replying to dis
rh OF eongTatuiation on the subject
n the Hamburg Colonial Society. In
I telegram his majesty spoke of the re-
city OF adequately protecting our
tss-oceanic interests" and OF creating
q protection speedily"
fince Bismarck. i'm addressing some vls-
t. q few days ago. spoke of colonial
xtefs and declared that the trader must
ahead and that the state should follow.
! expressed himself however, as being
sesed ~ an EXTENSION Of tbs frussian
isaucratAe system in Africa. and de-
sed himself against the unconditional
siifIon of slavery, saying he thought
,hould De the natural outgrowth OF cir
Instances. The prince also said that he
not believe Ia the equality of races.
evidence. ne added, had given fhe negro
other destiny than that given To the
ifes. lie 0pnosed Entertainment OF The
xroes. who. he said. had something
the horse or OF the dog. but even with
N, the system of blows is ansiquatcd."
he ReichSanxeiger tonight publishes R
4rce empowering the imperial chan
Ter 10 take the necessary measures to
aiiats jurisdiction over the natives or
,man Africa.
is considered improbable that The IN
ve lawyer. Or Fritz Friedman, for
rly counsel for Won kotz. the court
.mherlain. and who absconded from
sin, leaving debts 90 the amount q a
lion marks who was recently arrested
Bordeaux. France. will be extradlted.
baggage, when examined by the Pc
was found 10 contain a sensational
TX. written tn French and making start
revelations concerning Emperor VIII
Is and hls court. Friedman tutended 10
hlfsh the story in serial form IN the
rss Figaro. add with the proceeds 20
rt German newspaper in Baltimore.
ers nc vas going when taken into Gus
IS.
Emperor William has received in au-
snce Col ". l.. Ludlow. the United
stes military attache at London. and
questioned him Intimately as 20 his
nctusions after the examination which
a LudloN has just made Of the Baltic
a North sea canal. IN addition 70 hts ex-
ninafiCu of the route Of the proposed
loaragra canal and his inspection q the
sez and Corigth canals. Col Ludlow re-
'F,s that she Baltic and North sea canal
tia finest piece az work ever finished.
he receipts arr still - per cert below
Spenses. bur they arS growing steadily.