The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-03
AGRARlANS ARE INS0lENT
Since They Defeated the Kaiser
They Want Farm LabOrers Euslaved

Since They Defeated the Kaiser
They Want Farm Laborers Eoslaved
Copyright, 1899, by the Associated Press)
Berlin. Sept. 2.-The complete surren-
der of the government to the Agrarians
has had the effect of increasing the con-
fidence and rapaciousress of the latter
The Agrarian moutllplece. the Deutsche
Tages Zeftung. commenting jubilantly
on the fact that the government in clos
ing the diet went so far as to thank the
delegates who had just insolently reject
ed the ernperor's pes measure. says: ''The
long expected. hoped for. begged for sop
to the friends of the canal has not been
given. In spite OF all intriguing. lying
and crushing, the word has not been
spoken
The frequently inspired Post says:
'"There Is no doubt the introduction Of
the bill was a grave political mistake"
The paper then proceeds to formulate a
rule that the government hereafter would
best find out whether the Conservatives
are willing to support measure before
introducing IT, In view of the fact that
the government declares its intentions
to re-introduce the canal bill at the next
session OF the diet. the Agrarian news
papers say they will continue the oppo-
sition 70 the measure.
The Liberal and the larger part Of the
Centre Capcrs continue to bemoan the
defeat Of the bill and express astonish-
ment at the complete collapse OF the
government. A leading Centre organ.
the Cologne vOlks Ze.tung. says: 1T
would REQUIRE the pen of Mark Twain 20
nv,A NfEfE
dispropnrtinn between the words and the
small deeds of the government Is too
glaring."
The Cologne Gazette excia,ms: 'Tt Bis
ma-ck had only lived to Sc this"
The Voe-waerts and other Socialist pa
pes attack Prince Hohenlohe. the Ger
man imperial chancellor. reminding him
that he has not kept his solemn pledges
made in the reichstag TO see that the
Prussian law IN regard to the affiliaton
Of political clubs be rescinded and threat
ening tn take action in the reichstag.
How their victory has pulled NJ the
PruSssan Agrarians was frequently mani
Tested in the newspapers this week. The
Deutsc Agar Correspondent advocates
the extension Of the provisions Of the
a1ti-strike bill - agricultural laborers.
forbiiding the latter To strike under any
circurnstenc eS under penalty ~ impriS-
orrent en- Jail and corporal punishment
Another Agrarian paDer attributes the
trouble with farm hands 10 too high pay.
leading 20 drunkenness and opposition.
and advises the restoration Of the whip
as remedy.
Th-ouzhou- tha week celebrations in
70 -
both % Goethe tave taken place
t--1u-hou+ Germany. Tho=e AZ Frank
fort and Weirn7r weer foremost The
former was ATTENDED BY Andrew White.
United Stato= arrtas~ldoT. and Mrs
White: Consul General Guenter. Consul
Weber - Nu-a1,burE and Senator Mark
Hanna Tho government held aloof from
these celebrations The emperor sent
only c-,Ily wO-ded +ele%rar - Frank
Fort In Berlin Geethe's Tncnume1. w-s
decorated. but the government officials
did no- rs--ic,rate in the ceremonies The
students Of tire university were absent
on their vacations They viii celebrate
the event in November and several other
universities will do t,se same.
The National Zaitulg says Holland
would be glad 20 1elinqIIsh her hoid on
Curacao and other islands OF the cast
OF Ve-ezueia- but = Is feared IN Hollend
that the Monroe doctrine would BE- ap-
Piled. especially as there - rad hiDDd b.
tween Holland and veaeznela- Tl1c Ma
tlonal ZestunZ qrctes Dutch papers %
show tha. the experience OF Spain has
-. ben i6St 81 Hos'znd. and ssas:
''oub-'e,zs this makes Holland desire 4
CO--
The fTrli; crop this year e almost a.
entire faEure. excev. IN snail districts
81 Nuremberg and Baden. In AlSa~=. =
usually grcd fruit country. pea-s c1st
tEe-ty P1eanig zach. AMI aPpses ar
scarce everywhere
The first 1-tL@ ever given by TIRE en-
Tc-cT for bicycling zas csztessed Tor az
last Sunday.
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