The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-26
fHE PRUSSIAN CAPITAL
THE REICHSTAG TO MEET THE
MIDDLE OF NOVEMBER.
The Work Of GermaDizing the Pc.
fish PrOvinces-The Festival
at Baireuth-NOtes.

BERLIN, September 25.-The regular
session o. the Reichstsg will be c5n-
vened about the middle OF November.
The most interest centers N lhs mil:-
tary budget. IL is expected that thu
government will demand additional
regimen Of cavalry and.aitilery be-
sides bal Don det. chmsnt. The
question OF Sur day rest will also be
dealt with. The government, how
ever, is unwilling to make large con-
cesslens to the z. alous Sabbatarins in
the Reichstsg.
The utterauces in America OF Herr.
Liebknecht, the socialist de- uty, form
a prominent topic of conversation.
The reports that ne has tried to inter
fere with American fairs, especially
in the case OF Oh cago snsrchis s, are
tcarcsy credited here.
The work OF Gemahizing the Po-
lish provinces is being pushed forward
rapidly. ne;een new districts are
bsing formed and 10 echo llmaster i 4,
appointed unless he has completely
ma tered the German Language.
AT the spot on the shore of Stern
berg lake where the BODY of the late
King LudSig was found, cross hes
heen erect d, enci cling which is a
beautiful wreath OF Alpine flowerp.
The spI' ndid wreath SEM by B,va-
rams IN America is now preserved in
The chapel OF the Chateau Berg.
he Bairsuth festival was only a
qualified SUCCESS. The expenses were
ABOUT 100000 marks, while tbs re-
csipts were 3lS,C00 marks. But the
conditions vera fxcep ional. Tee
pr sence OF Able Lizi gave especial
eclat to the occ sion, and majority
4 the fupsnumeraries accept I'd only
sufficient sum to cover ihei. travel
ing expenses aud hotel bills, while
some OF the perform srs, Ike Msterna
and eucher, refused 10 accept any
money whatever. 1t is probable that
the Iext festival will be teld in 1883,
whea "Percival," "Trjs an and
Isolde" and 1.-The Meistar S nGer'
will b. performed.
The death OF Prof. X ri Damn, a.
Karlsruhe, is anpounced. He was "a
yeas of age. Pot. DAM tick an
active share in the struggle for hbalty
in Germany in 1S48. He was a mem
Der OF the Frankfort Par lament OF
1913 and joined the Gtrnan Repuo-
lican party. After the diss llution of
Parliament, Herr D.mm returned
to his native country, Biden,
and took l6adii g part ia the
i. surrection in progress there and
later became president OF the Diet,
established by the revolution. After
the suppression of the movement in
Baden by the PIussian troops Damn
fed 10 Switzerland, aud from there
made his way to Loncon, where he
settled as teacher. Later he emf
grated to Aus 'ralia, married German
lady and started q boarding school,
which he conducted until he re-
Ceived amnesty f.om the government
of B den, when he returned to his
native country and re entered ihs
public service, receiving an appoint
ment tn the direI )rehip OF q collage.
A new opera will be produced short
ly in the Berlin Opera House which
hiss for its title German Marches. 1t is
pendant OF "Vienna" waltzss, and
introduces grand military spect cular
tsblesux. The concluding pert on OF
the musical programme is the "Pars
Entry Mach" as played when the
Germans e1tered Paris in 1913.
The comedian, Adolf Link, has start
ed for New York to fulfill an engage
ment at the Thalia The a. err.
Mr. Chapman Coleman, Fir.t Sec
rotary Of the United StatesiLegat on at
Berlin, sailed for New York on the
steamer Fulds, today, fom Bremen.
Much attention is drawn to the
rapidly Increasing number of English
and American male and female teach
ers in Germany. The supply greatly
exceeds the demand.