New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
SOCIALIST CONGRESS ENDS
1T REFUSED TO MAKE NETWORK THE
NEXT MEETING PLACE.

NEXT MEETING PLACE.
THE NEXT CONGRESS TO BE HELD IN GERMANY
OR FRANcE-coLD SHOULDER FOR ANARCH-
1srs-p1ANs OF THE AMERICAN
DELEGATES.
Iondon Aug This was the last day OF the
International Socialist Trades Congress- ana asiue
from an academic discussion Of social questions us
results as was expected, have been conspicuous by
their absence 1t decided to-day that the
next Congress would be he'd in Germany IN 1893
II the political difficulties in that country pre-
vented the holding of the congress there theh IL
would be held in Paris In 1900 1t was also ue-
cided that Anarchists would not be admitted Dis
delegates to the next congress-
Before their adjournment the delegates hurriedy
adonted n number of resolutions. including one In
favor of granting amnesty to political prisoners
When the question OF the next congress was
under discussion the American delegates proposeo
that New-York be selected as the place OF meet
ing They said they would arrange to char'er d
steamer to convey delegates from Europe to the
United States but the proposal was rejected on
account of the expense
Some OF the trades-unor delegates urged that
future congresses should discuss practical ques-
lions. and not ideal propositions. Many OF the
delegates vehemently protested against this pro-
posal especially the Frenchmen The Anarchists
to whom admission to the congress as delegates
had been denied were In the gallery of the hall
and they signifed their disapproval OF the pro-
posal by shouting Long Live Anarchy!
After cheering for Socialism and singing Aud
Lang syne" and the "Marseillase' the congress
adjourned
In conversation with representative OF the
United Press today two Of the bo
the New-Jersey Socialist Unions. and Lucien Sania.
the Congress had virtually reaffrmed the resolu-
tons adopted by former Congresses but more hrIn-
to Anarchism and the necessity Of united move
by the economic and political forces OF labor
II had also virtually given notice to the Old-iash-
toned English trades-unonists who supported the
and Tories that heS Sono n65 nne
they dropped their old ideas That also APPLIED 10
Democratic Republican and Populist parties. 80
Mrs. Setson. one Of the American DELEGATES, VIII
turns to the United States Mcguire and Sanal will
probably make visit to France Bechtold VIII at
tend a brewers congress In Heidelberg Sanlal ana
Keep are delegates to the Tailors Congress
CHUNG TO WRECKAGE FOR TWO DAYS
SOME DETAILS OF THE LOSS OF The GERMAN
wARsHIP ILTIs.
Shanghai. Aug 1.-The eleven men who were saved
from the German warship Hits. which was wrecked
during a typhoon on July %. in the Yellow Sea. off
Southwest Promontory. Province OF Shanung. chung
wreckage for two days before they she
sank first and her forepart remained OUT or
a
} many men who might otherwise have saved them
selves by Clinging TO the wreck
STRATEGIC USE OF THE BALTIC CANAL.
THE CARS VISIT TO GERMANY-BERLIN SOCIAL
NOTES.
Berlin Aug. 1-Emperor William arrived at Kiel
Yesterday from his cruise in northern waters His
| trip has benefited him. and he IL enjoying fine
health He received his brother Prince Henry of
Prussia the Prince and Princess of Odenburg and
Duke Frederick Of Schleswig- Hostein lie tod
Prince Henry who is admiral that the coming
| naval manoeuvres would be OF unusual interest as
they were Planned to test the strategic value OF
the Baltic Canal Fifty-four vessels. besides trans
norris and torpedo-b boats would traverse the canal
In the formation designed TO meet an enemy IN me
of August and if the evolrtons are successful the
fleet will return TO the North sea on oepienl s
ety II is feared that the working of the locks and
the depth of the water In the canal will balk the
plans of the Admiralty
The date of the Cars visit Is known only to En-
peror William and the highest officials here. and the
same secrecy observed concerning his visit to Aus
tria Even high court officials do not know when he
Is coming or if they do know, they guarding the
secret closely The dates given by the newspapers
are untrustworthy They We're issued from ST.
Petersburg for the purpose Of misleading the public
the car and Czarina will visit Emperor Francis
Joseph for three days In August They VIII aiier
\
and their movements after that have not been de-
cided upon The railways in Austria over which me
Czarina will travel Will be especially IN
spected and will be guarded throughout
Despite the statements that have appeared In
French newspapers. it is doubtful If the Car will
| visit Paris.
Mr.. jackson. of Newark n. j., and his family have
| left Berlin for Dresden.
| William S. Carroll. the American nsul-General
at Dresden, has gone to Switzerland on a holiday.
UGANDA RAILROAD BILL PASSED.
London. Aug. 1.-The House Of Commons met at
noon to-day and passed on their third reading
eral minor bills. including the bill for the con-
| structon of railway from the East Coast OF
| Africa TO Uganda the country in the interior
| Gently placed under British protection. This action
is taken with the view to Fastening the proroga-
ton of Parliament before the grouse-shooting
son opens on August IL
WILL UPPER SUCCEED ABERDEEN2