The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-18
WHAT TO DO WITH THEM
Anarchists Are a Troublesome
Question to Crowned Heads.
OPINION MUCH DIVIDED
Socialists Insist They Have Nothing in
Common with Anarchists and viii
Resist Stringent Action-Talk of
an international Conference.

Copyright 1895 by Associated Press.
Berlin. Sept. 1.-THE assassination OF
the empress of Austria at Geneva,
Switzerland. on Saturday last by an
Italian anarchist, has led to a violent
cutlery in some OF the reactionary or
gans for repressive measures against
anarchists. Indeed. some of them went
TO extremes, advocating measures
against socialists and their allied po-
litical parties" Statements ave ap-
peared in several Of the newspapers to
the effect that the German government
intended to take the initiative in pro-
posing international action. Official cir
Giles, however, deny any such intention,
but they declare that proposals on the
subject viii be we'll received by the
German government. which will do all
possible to cooperate with united ac-
ton.
In spite {. this. there is no chance
Of any sweeping, repressive legislation
being adopted i'm the reichstag. as the
centre party. without which no such
measures could pass. says through its
leading organ, the Cologne Nolks-Zeit-
ung: The murder of President Carnot
gave birth to the Umsturse bill of 1894.
We may, therefore, expect that Louch-
eni Cthe assassin of the empress Of
Austria) will cause a second edition of
the bill to be introduced. But IL so.
il will suffer the same fate-defeat.
Even the least informed persons are
aware that socialists and anarchists
are not Identical"
The Vorwaerts remarks: Behind the
relchstag stands the German people,
who understand that legislation i'm the
guise of fighting the Umsturse will only
be by capitalists n severely injure the
rights and well-being of the laboring
masses"
The liberal newspapers all denounce
the idea of repressive legislation, but
there is a strong current in court and
government circles In favor of such
measures and a dissent to Emperor
William by the spokesman Of the lead
ing Industrial associations Of the hin
and W~estphalia. welcoming in advance
any steps X to repress the enemies
Of the state and ethical order. is signif-
can't, especially as Il was sent so SCOT
after his majesty had personally, in a
speech. pronounced himself in favor Of
such repression.
Diplomatic circles will not be sur
prised If Russia and Austria set on foot
a proposal for international action
against anarchists. but they consider il
extremely doubtful whether Great Brit
ain. the United States or Switzerland
will cooperate.
The Deutsche Zeftung suggests that
all the European governments agree to
deport confessed anarchists TO a far
away island and keep them there until
they die.
The approaching visit of Emperor
william to Turkey is now arousine
considerable interest. The sultan is
making extraordinary efforts to please
the emperor during the latter's stay at
Constantinople. The palace intended
for his reception is being fitted up
with lavish luxury.
Emperor William will stay about 10
days at Constantinople. The Turkish
troops, II is asserted. are somewhat
dissatisfied on the subject. as their ar
rears Of pay have been devoted to the
expense OF Emperor Williams visit.
The preparations at Jerusalem for
the visit of Emperor william are in
fun swing. Streets are being cut
through the city and the regular noun
tains Of rubbish i'm the bazaar quarter
have been removed. The garrison has
been especially active in drilling. in
order to impress the emperor. though
many Of them are barefooted and wear
no uniforms. These soldiers, however,
are to receive new uniforms for the
festivities organized in honor Of the
visit OF Emperor william TO the holy
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