New-York tribune., 1896-10-05
GERMANS WANT M'KINLEY
rHE POLISH MOVEMENT AGAIN CAUSES
CONSIDERABLE ANXIETY.
CHECK TO THE .HAEERMEIsTERs '-GERMANf ;
FOREIGN TRADE-AMBAssApoR UHi.
STILL. lIi.


copyright I-ri by ne United Associated Presses
Berlin. oct. l.-The Bourses. which are watching
carefully the Presidential campaign in America. are
looking forward eagerly more definite indications
Of the outcome of the election than the estimates
and boasts OF the rival political parties have hit"er-
TO su0ed The commercial community despite
their antipathy to the tariff views held by Mr. NC
Kinley. hoping for the triumph OF the sound
money. gold. party. while the Agrarians. on the
other hand profess regard Candidate Bryan a
sort OF savior and rejoice in th~ utterdnce- OF
Prince Bismarck In his recent letter to Governor
Cuberson OF Texas which they believe must nave
q tendency 10 influence materially the situation
The Berlin representative ~ the United Associated
Presses learns that the German Government fully
expects tina, the United States will institute sys-
tenn Of reprisals against Germany almost immtai.
ately after the Presidential election. no matter WHAT
may he the result thereof. 49,, D.
Under these circumstances the action or the ber-
lin "raeeb!att'' IN contracting nith the 'nttd AZ
ted Presses fer the special American cdpi' SCI
vice Of that news organization. which II now po,,,s &
mails il particularly significant
The Polish National movement j. again causing
considerable anxiety to the Government. altnough
nothing OF serious nature il supposed 10 he lmmi-
nent bur there il abundant evidence that the con-
tinued efforts Of the Government TO Germanze Prus
stan Poland have met with small degree or sue
cess The National spirit in that territory Is very
strong and IL IS being fostered by the Roman
catholic clergy. Many instances OF DON'ollIHe an"
otherwise annoying German settlers are reported
and these show that the feeling Of discomfort Is
widespread. On the occasion OF the recent VISIT oi
Archbishop Stablewski TO SpaenitZa the popuiace
became greatly excited. and in the height OF their
frenzy administered severe maullng 10 the I'M
peria Representatives This ACT mas ca ISeu I, s.ea
Indignation among the inhabitants or the protestant
districts Of the empire and an ofcial inquiry Is now
being made with a view Of punishng the Offenders
The notorious Bavariau Habcrfedtreinen. a
species Of lynch law. has had sudden and unex-
pected check It will be remembered that it was
an ancient custom. said 10 have dated back 10
Charlemagne traditonally set in motion after the
close OF the harvest season with view of settling
Old scores with obnoxious persons in the rural dis
tric,< In the old times il sort of rough JUS
ticc and served its purpose OF late years espe-
cally since he spread OF Socialism among the rustic
population of Upper Bavaria. II has dogene.ated
into riotOus and moonlighting' custom. by which
people were shot cattle MANNED and property
burned. During a quarrel few nights ago FOR
mer victim Of the ilaberfcdtrcben denounced the
BurgOmaster OF Sauerlach a. "Habermelster
The Burgoma ster promptly arrested the man for
having nsulted him in his official capacity and
the efforts OF his friends obtain his release nave
been unsuccessful. the Burgomaster having refused
ih. sum Of 5000 marks e20 ool bail for his liberia
ton Since that time 2'j men. landowners farmers
lborerS and Others have been arrested In the toz-
kircheu TolZ and Schersee districts under the
charge of belonging 10 the lidberfeldtreiDen Inc
excitement In me iocalltrs u"nt,2nrd -
iiies. The crops. which before now ought TO ma aEe
been gathered. rotting in the helds owing to the
absence oi IN" 9"tI7' VNri'rr'S ~ "a g., ,'rsso,
longing 10 The farms. VINO are confined IN prlSSiil. pi
total ruin 10 hundreds OF farmers and others me
Bavarln officials hay" for long TIM sought 20
appreh.nd this particular class OF Offenders. hul
nm 10 his time have not met with any success
The imperial trade returns for Dhe hr>t eight
months Of ls-. show incr"as" ~ 2j'olH tons oi
imports and i2N55 tons Of exports over The corre-
spending period of i%i'.