St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-22
THE GERMAN BUDGET.

Emperor William at the Tomb of
Frederick the Great-A Tour of In
spectioM.
BERLIN, Aug. 21,-The Emperor Will.
lam, during the ceremonies held on the
centennial anniversary of the death of
King Frederick the Great, attended the
special divine services in the church
wherein repo5e the kings remains in Pots
dam. DR.. Koyel preached the CEN
tennial sermon. The emperor was a
close and devout listener. After the
close of the services the emperor ordered
the vault in which King Frederick's re-
mains lie to be opened and the interior dec
GRATED with plants and lighted with tapers.
The emperor, Crown Prince Frederick
William and his wife
LAID FLOWERS ON THE COFFIN.
Since the centennial ceremonies the en-
peror has ordered a complete edition of
King Frederick's musical works, including
twenty-five original Sonatas, to be published.
The emperor IS enjoying really
good health. He visited Berlin Yesterday,
and spent several hours in the city. Among
the tasks with which he employed his time
were inspecting the new battle pieces which
have just been added to the collection in
the arsenal, and examining one Of the fin
lShed guns of the battery which Germany
is having made at Spandaus as an imperial
present to the sultan at Zanzibar. The
crown princess, accompanied by her daugh-
tiers, has started for upper Italy where she
will ruSticate incognito for short time.
THE MAQIS TSENG.
The Chinese ambassador to-day dined
with the emperor. having previously been
accorded an audience. On Thursday last
the emperor and empress drove out and at
tended the annual rifle contest called the
''eagle SHOOTING" by the officers of the
guards at Potsdam. The crown prince will
attend the Augsburg manouvres on Sept 4.
He will after join his father at
Aalsace 10 witness with him
the manouvres at Reichsard. The en-
peror will go to Strasburg on Sept. 10.
The Prince of Wales dined the Duke of
Cambridge and the Prince of Nassau at the
Geological gardens, which were brilliantly
Illuminated in honor of the occasion.
Prince Bismarck has sent communication
to the BundeSrath, calling its attention to
the necessity of preventing methods of
manufactures patented i'll Germany from
being infringed upon abroad. The Govern
ment Ofere an annual salary of 200 marks
to any young teacher who will go to the Cam
Groom school for the instruction of natives.
The first grand wine exhibition ever held
in Germany has been opened Frankfort.
Augusta Reinwald is lecturing in London.
Count ArcaO, German consul at st. Peters
burg, has been appointed consul at Cairo.
An invitation has been extended by the
Russian government to Gen. Won Werder,
military attache on the German embassy at
st. Petersburg, to
WITNESS THE ARMY MANUEvREs
in Poland. No other foreign officers have
been invited. The Novoe Vremyea of st.
Petersburg clamors for the expulsion from
Russia of the Prussian officers who are
studying the Russian language in the
Traetzka Cloister at Moscow, denouncing
them for spies. The Marquis of Salisbury's
speech defining the foreign policy of the
British government has created a
favorable impression here. England's
desire to maintain Turkish integrity
meets with a cordial response in
Berlin. Statistics show that suicides i'll
SaXony have increased every year since
1861, when they numbered CAB to 1885,
when 1, 146 were recorded, OF from twenty
nine to thirty-SiX in every 100, 600 of the
population. The worst year was 1880,
when l. III persons committed felo-de-se.
Wars resulting happily, according
to the statistics. appear to decrease
the number of suicides, while an
unfortunate war eXerts a contrary effect 1t
is also found that the weather greatly effects
the frequency of suicides. From March to
August are the worst months for suicides
by persons OF tender years. Last year
twelve very young persons committed self
destruction, in 1884 ten, and in 1883. which
was an exceptional year, seventeen killed
themselves