The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-16
Exciting Mock Battles at MUNICH
berg Engross His Attention.
His Untiring Physical Energies arc
Only Equaled by His Zeal.
He is Everywhere on the Battle.
Field at Critical Moments.
Emperor Francis Joseph Publicly Re.
bukes Bishop strossmyer for His
Blessing Bestowed on Russia
Bismarck Kalnoky.

war rs can be associated with an expert
ment, the mimic campaign around Munich.
berg proceeds vigorously. Tho Kaiscr's
enthusiasm has infected tho officers and
mon. All reports concur as to tho admir-
able behavior Of tho troops, the display Of
mastery tactics by the generals and the
splendor of the campaign rs a spec.
tacle. The Kaisers playing at war
has ceased 10 interest the public,
yet the whole nation 4 gratihed that his
untiring physical energies are equal TO his
zeal. Any doubt regarding the emperor
health has been expelled by his bodily OK.
ertion from early morning until night and
by the keen mental activity displayed by
him. lie is everywhere on tho field at
critical moments and attends 10 the mi
nutest details. The battle ended, he
groups his officers around him and gives q
critique on the days manouycrs, leaving
Prince Albert, the chief umpire Of the ina.
neuvers, 90 give nominal assent.
Herr Won Bennigson's withdrawal from
the Landtag accompanied 10y his rcsigna-
ton from the directorate OF the electoral
committee Of the National Liberals, APP
pears 10 be final. Upon being begged to
reconsider he replied that lac still remained
In the Reichstag ready To give his best
support TO the party.
A congress Of National Liberals will
meet In Hanover on October 10 to reform
the electoral committee aud choose new
order.
With exception Of the clerical press all
German and Austrian newspapers praise
Emperor Francis Joseph's public rcbuko
OF Bishop Strossmyer. The exact text Of
the bishops message 10 the kicilc cclc-
brants was IA follows "Mny Russia,
aided by providence and Christian hero.
ism, accomplish, beside her other tasks,
that great mission which the Almighty has
entrusted 10 her."
This is held to be an open invocation Of
the divine blessing up0n Russia In her at
tempt to absorb tho Aus,ro-Slav people.
II Is reported that Count Kalnoky, In an
interview with the plpal nuncio, advised
that Bishop Strossmyor DO deposcd be-
sides being State Official aiming NJ the
States disruption, tho bishop is charged
with mnladministmtiou Of the Episcopal
church. AdyiCcs from 81. Petersburg lis.
close considerable popular feeling IN favor
Of Bishop StrOssmyCr. The semi-oilicial
press describe the action OF Emperor
Francis Joseph as q painful indication Of
the course calculated 10 wear out the pa
iicncc Of Russia.
Distinguished among the foreign visitors
are the Archdukc Albccht, OF Austria,
aud the Grand Duke Nicholas, Of Russia.
Archdukc Albrccht has had an especially
cordial reception from the Emperor and
the German generals, partly ON account Of
his rcpulc M the leader Of the war party.
Being dcsi ous Of diycsling his presence at
the mancuyen Of a political aspect, Arch.
duke Albrccht has caused the scmi-Oilicial
press 90 state that he rcpudiatcs all conncc-
ton with politics, that hc is neither peace
nor war man and that his only aim IL 10
obey the orders Of his commander The
army circles does not take this denial So
riously. At the Gloss Of the days work
the Emperor dimes with thirty guests.
The press notes with lively satisfaction
that the Emperor, coinciiing with the gem
crll official effort 10 suppress the use Of the
French language, hw ordered that the
menus bo couchcd entirely In German.
The word "mcnu" now becomes "spcis-
caricn." The fnt instance II the change
nj dinner WIS given hr thc general ui the
Third army corps Co." hIll II fare com.
prscd tho following lander Ia rhein
vein gcdampit, burgundon schinkcn init
gcmuscn. pnstcton Won rCbhuhncrn NIT
trnileln, hummer mach ostcndur art, pullf.
dcnbaicn salat, mchspo-c Won rpicln,
butter und kaso, griUWncs nachtisch.
II WIS not an epiCuruan banquet, but
enough.
The Kalnoky. Bismarck conference opens
on Monday. Count kalnoky will leave
Vienna tomorrow. lie will be- the guest ~
Prince Bismarck for several days Count
Herbert Bismarck arrived at lHcdrichs-
ruho today. he will take part Ia the ia.
tcryicws between thn chancellor aud Count
kalnoky Tho conference Is thought Ia bu
n new move on the part II Prince Bismarck
10 obtain Austrian support lUf project 10
reconcile the Qurinal aud the Vatican 10
assist him IN the struggle with the German
clpriCnlH, and 10 mako memorable Emperor
Williams visit ~ Rome.
Tho Sirossmyor inlilont, disclosing The
growth Of pro.liussian sympathy through.
out Austra's slsyonio provinces, h. hailed
IN Berlin ~ tending 'U Clus1 Austria 10
feel the absolute necessity Tor q German
alliance. which will result IN the secured
dominance ~ Primo, Bismarck over the
Austrian policy II b. believed that What.
over Prince Bismarck plans are regard
Ing the papacy, Count kalnoky will be-
constrained Ia concur. Premier Crispis
monlccd opposition wdl become uulliiiod
aud be- will be forced either Ia accept them
~ resign. A manii tiU oi the cDnscrNa-
tive members OF the llndag recently
issued has been Hyoubly crili.
cIsod by the national press. The
national Liberals acupt the oonsory-
yaliyu's program formulated at the con.
clus.on Of the manifesto u aiming nj the
defense II Chfislian.ty, tHu ialhcrInnd aud
the monarchy. Whatever difference r..
mains between tho groups is on financial
questions II isexp,clrl that the Prus.
sian budget will show not lcs. than lOJ,.
WO,uUO marks surplus
The National l.ilguu- desire 10 devote n
potion " this sum 90 o. reduction OF tho
State railroads tariff, vblIu the ConserNa-
iiycs naturally wish iU Iyaon property
! tuxltyn. The intentions ri tho conference
toward Austria but nuturnt the nnti,g-
ob,sm oi the Slav anI German clements
10 llC empire Of the ll1p,Jufgs.
The committee Of tbu hyIrhst BANK hHs
postponed 10 dscisi0n un thc bank nate
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