Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-26
AISERWILHELM'S M'SREALM
NO CONCESSIONS TO BE GIVEN
TO SABBATARIANS.

Breslau Not Invaded by Asiatic Cholera
-Germaniz ation of the Polish Prov
inces sim in PrOgress-rhe Bayreuth
Festival Not Financial Success
Beautifying Berlin with Trees.
BERLIN, Sept. 25.-The government is
unwilling to make large concessions to
jealous Sabbatarians IN the Reichstag.
The utterauces on America by Herr
LeiDkrnecht, the Socialist deputy, form a
prominent topic of conversation. Reports
that he has tried to interfere with Ameri-
can affairs, especially in the case OF the
Chicago anarchists, are scarcely credited
here.
A rumor that a case OF Asiatic cholera
had occurred in Breslau almost created a
panic there. However, the official in
quiry showed that while woman had
been stricken down in the street, her
symptoms were not those of the Asiatic
type OF cholera. The Breslau authorities
profess no fears of the presence of the dis
ease as yet.
GERMANIZING THE POLISH PROVINCES.
the work of GermaAizing the Polish
provinces is being pushed forward rap
idly. Nineteen new districts are being
formed, and no school master is appointed
unless he mas completely mastered the
German language.
At the spot on the shore of Starhorg
Lake where the body of the late King
Ludw was found cross has been
erected. encircling which Is beautiful
wreath of alpine flowers. Those splendid
wreaths sent by Bavarians in America
are now preserved in Chateau Berg.
The Bayreuth festival was only quail
fed success. The expenses were about
100000 marks, while the receipts were
$4,000, but the conditions were excep-
tiOnal.
ABBE LIsZT's PRESENCE.
The presence OF Able Liszt gave espe-
cial eclat TO the occasion, and a majority
of the supernumeraries accepted only a
sufficient sum to cover travelling expenses
and hotel bills, while some of the per-
formers, like Laterna and Sucher, refused
to accept any money whatever. Such
liberality can scarcely be expected to
continue, and il Is doubtful whether the
festival will be repeated in 1887, notwith-
standing the fact that committee Of
sixty has been formed to insure its con-
tinuance. It ia probable that the next
festival will he held in 1888, when ''Pars-
fai' anI ''The Meistersinger" will be
performed.
BEAUTIFUL BERLIN.
Within the past few years $4,000 trees
have been planted in the streets ol Berlin.
This means that the beautifying of the
city has engaged the especial attention OF
the authorities and the work is still being
carried on wherever possible.
Karl Oppenheimer, Spanish subject
employed in a we'll known cafe in this
city, has been ordered by the authorities
to quit Berlin within twenty-four hours.
1t Is not known what otfense he has been
guilty OF.
The popularity OF cremation in Germany
as a means of dispOsing of the dead is
steadily increasing. CrematOries will
shortly be erected at Hamburg, Darn
stadt and Zurich.
GOTHA's MONOPOLY.
Previous to this time Gotha was the
only town in Germany where cremation
was possible. German, Austrian and
Swiss cremation societies will hold their
second Congress at Gotha ON Monday
next, and the International Congress, to
which representatives of all countries
will be invited, win meet in Berlin in 1885,
The death OF Prof. Karl Daln at Karl
ruhe is announced. He was "a years of
age. Prof. Daln took an active share In
the struggle for liberty in Germany In