The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-12-13
BERLlNS SENSATION
The PO'ic, and Detective Service Is
Said 10 Be Defective.
EDITOR Won DORZ ARRESTED
His "vorwaertz" Exposed the Rot
tenness of German Political
lfe-An American Girl
Committed uicIdo.
Copyright 1896 by Associated Press.

the l.ut t2uw trial and the arrest OF
Baron Won BauS1h, the commits sionsr
or dltt,tivts, are having unlmaginsd
cVrsaquenc9s. one of which il that the
Whois Iolce system, organized unier
Won Puttkamer and perfected under
Zu Gutenberg and Won Koell,r, will b..
eithsr modified or abolished The cah-
inst has held daily - ssions during the
week Abdrattng II plan for bringing
about one ar the Other 4 these results.
The emperor, since his return frnm
Hanover ard Buckenburg. has con.
ferrtd with Count IN Eulenburg, Po>
lice mm,so,Oned Windhrlm, Prince
vor HOs n..E5 ali Baron Marshall
wa Biebe1st,in. and IL IL reported in
eJu!t clrclss that h. majesty is In no
way satisfied with th" bod pGhllr WY
In which Hoht l,he and Iilron Mar
s"h1ll unrarthfd IN court the police -,
picnasr of which they have been Vie
tins for years. but having the exposure
viii prejudice the police authority and
German influence abroad The scene be-
tween thu emperor and Baron Mar
schall at the new palace Is reported To
have been very animated. II is evan
claimed by some uf the empeiOr's en-
tourage that the minister of foreign at
fairs tendtNl his resignation, which
the emFslor refused, for the time be-
Ing, To aS, ept. II X certain. however,
that the count clique Is hostile 10 Baron
Matat hlll and Prince Hohenl0he. With
Count Iu Eul,nburg at its hCil, II Is
again In the ascendant and ur.xcppct.
4 a. 4 y .. 1.
any moment. II II Significi.t IN M h.s
majt1ty c"nier'd with evcryl iy on
thu |, cent EVENTS befur. b. Dnsulted
with Prince iiohcniohr and RliIn Mie-
SrE1ii. The emperor Is c0nyinc, Il of
thu nprpssity of ovrihuulug the de-,
teUtiVe service.
II appears that Won Tausch has pow
rrful and influential friends. lis trial
has bC,m fixed fer thqtr weeks hcnu'.
and 1t Is not doubt Il that IL will de-
vr,0p new and 5. raiticnll facts. II /.
irtvre sting to note that Count Herbert
Bismarck visited his fatnor this week
and that the next day the H.imbugCr
Ma h'ichtaf came cut with an uIg eU,
q, maEd that the hackers and patrons
OF Nun Tausch by unrarth,d and pan.
u. Herr Pa, !, the socialist lead,
tr, has announced that at "a mass
mt Getting next week h IL going to
make Interesting revelations against
the supporters uf Won Tausch. The 80
ClalastS ifJterd t. move in the rliCh>
stag to eliminate from the criminal
code the s'O-callci spy paragraphs. ono
of the most sensational articles of the
week appeared In the Nofwaerts. the
socialist organ. Ii was entitled "SlgHs
Cs the Times" and In ii the rOttenn,-ss
-. ~, al
and compared with anti-rcvolutionaIy
epoCh1 In Franc. The Eulsnburgs,
Count Won Waldersee AMI the Ris.
marcks are openly charged w..h hav.
ms prompted Won Tausch In his past
dprgs. Five hundred thousand cupi
OF tn Norwaarts were sold on Tuesday
before Won Dorz. the ed tor, was ares,
cd in th' strr"ts. The r'mlning copies
of thc edition were rpntisrdtDd. ThA
paper VIII b. prosecuted for sander.
Nearly AN the GtTmln papers strongly
cnpienln the lsJliCe syst IN anl dgr1,
that further dE.cuSur are immiusni.
President clrvellu1's pr1Ciamatiun
n rstoring tonnage dues has c-ius.d
grt It stir in gov, rnmrnt circles, where
Il u NiGlculy cpnirmn, A. I, j. be-
l.evgd that G,lm1nys mOustrangrs
VIII lad To tn -ir withdrawal Th,.
Kruzr Zcitung says. AS matter ur
fact W. have many more grudgcs
against the Amrif ans thIn they have
aga-Hst us. for 1t Is an t.1t lhli sht 1 fact
that German sugar pays Am"Itci m1rr
than th' tr,aiy regulations flx THIS
Is not even derfed hy the Amrtictus.
THAT alon'' wouhl enable u t. r.t1liite
by nv" such measure. In fec; l. ~
Indispensable II the | nited States lolds
81 .r744 f.tu... 1.
ar net imposed by European cpun-
tries. Ctreals. cotton. petroleum. but
tct. apple ami especially meats are all
cpcn Ia r-;aiatory treatment on our
side. Americans M Il W. mosn than
w need them, though We de- not deny
thy are good customers To oIIr manu-
flcturprs itut II ihi. which Is said ~
Mex lElcy's Intentions proves true. the
Yinbt - tn mselvSs viii rid US of any
remaining Scruplts. as Mckinl5 Y II only
the ted of the gr,at m nrpJlists. W
may krcw what tr expect" tn. Other
argaritn and cGT 'rvative neWspapa~s,
such as the ID. u,s1hp Z6itung ard Tt
GIrhr Rundschau. printed editorial ar
tiC!-s of like ttucr
Big Cn'teCti1ns rive been NJ ide hrr.
IN behalf Of the Hamburg strikers. Ttr
sum Il 10000 marks was collected in
ore day r." FIR their dsr. tn" s'cial-
lists have called s,X huge mass n. etin-s
for Tue Sday IN express tHH.r sympathy
with tn strikers. Thr meeting VIII
hs addrcsEgd By the cialist M NIB r..
Of ;h7 re'rhsta-. Their have been "a
numh-r ~ excess = during the Strik. mt
Hamburg. and nuns MUS arr - have
htcn made. To strikCrs are now
weakening. an1 al N r m, i!ngs "a.
Day thur was q sttng fr.ling IN n.
vur of pslce urgOtlstlUn. Thy appear
Inclined To patch ~ their disput A.
4 il stated that in spite ~ IT. largr
suf.1 Uf money collected their fuu,,5
,rr runrirr nuf Tn m ertinys tCii5
Jlppi,1 rrsoiuti0rs in favor { ."m.ge
to an asr m NJ with tlr employers.
Iad conf rtrrc b. t. he held tu d.
lis, upon tn, comp 'itions ~ 4 board
= cgEsi'.lt,on T7r strikers insist ti1t
my e., TT -'f' suprsma ~ ANA
clsin they of.,y ~ Z" settle the uu's-
ton n Wa2 1, and tn conditions 81 Ia
Boz
Theice in 'h- q. ran 1u-th"tn riyrrs
' alrlly V-rr o.. x ard nIvig. t.'u
.7s been entirety stopped rNcc't In fJr
gaittz c1rlL ULlra thus FAR has n7t
'- frozen.
Ar,th defensive lrlrur again,
s- .-aE t't.us UI| h.'n form "A a.
r. ! W-th ilrt. mou.bl rship
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