The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-10-18

Boyen and Lynas accompanied him. His
suite locked eloomy-thsy In brand nSW uzi-
forms by the aide OF OuFs, which were worn
out by the war.
Sept S.-Donchary. Bismarck visits me.
We keep Alsace under German administra.
ton, for fedEalIoa or empire. Tbs idea Of
the empire wss scarcely mentioned; / per-
ceiYed that he was only conditionally IN favor
Of It, and took goodcare not to pres, al
though am persuaded that 1t must come to
10; the Development tends In that direction
and cannot come more favorably than
through this victory.
Sept. g. - Rheims. Quarters at WerIe
(ClquOtl, where exceptionally give cham
payne; on other occasions such liquids are not
served by me on the field. Except for tho
desire for peace, We ind everywhere rage
against Paris: this all Is decisive, the people
actually mako q distinction between Fran
Gals and Parisien; they are astonished that
we walk around among them without an
escort. Napoleon n'aurait jamais ose 80
hnsarder ainGt."
Sept. 6.--France Il now forever our natural
enemy; therefore IL Is our duty TO weaken 1t.
Tho possegzinn Of Aisace renders easier for
Us the extsnsion of the strategfcel line Of our
advance, which hitherto was 50 much re-
stricted.
Sept. 12-IA-Alsace-LoEvaine imperial
territory without dynasty; the question Il
how 20 dafach thsm 1snn the great French
empire, but at the same time to Let the1n feel
that they are members of great state and
not condemned to Join the small state nui-
sance. Russell Times correspondent has
disappeared without trace. has gone direct
to England; wrote much already In his car
rage. Roggenbach proposes TO utilize tia
time In order to introduce, by our influence,
Decentralization into France
Sept. 19.-Paris surrounded; Versailles VIII
first capitulate, being glad to be protested
against the mob; Sevres asks Us to quarter
troops there
Sept 9O.-At Versailles in the prefecture;
the news from Bavaria Is good When look
m{fortune for Germany was decided upon
and in which the derision Of her downfall IL
dguratively pictured, I harbor the firm hope
that just here the restoration OF emperor and
empire viii be celebrated.
THE BEGINNING OF THE END.
Sept. 2a-STas6ourg capitulGtes. ! write
to the king to do all that Is possible for the
restoration of the cathedral, the library, 'etc.
Sept. SOTO Ferrieres; favorable news
| from Delbruck, to Bismarck's surprise. APP
proach his majesty with the empire question
which Is coming up; he considers IL as not
being in prospect at all and quotes In support
the remark Of Du Bois-Reymond that fmperi-
| altsm had broken down, SO that In Germany
| in future there could only be a king of Prus-
| STA, duke OF the Germans I pEoye, In con-
tradiction to this, that the three kings urge
US to seize supremacy by means Of the
| empire, but say that the ancient imperial
| and royal crown Of q thousand years had
| nothing to do with modern imperialism, and
| finally his resistance becomes weaker.
| Oct. 2.-Queen Victoria, who has been fol-
lowing our actions with touching sympathy,
| has autographed to his majesty in order TO
| admonish him to msgnRninlity with regard
/ to Favre's efforts to make peace, without,
however, being liable to propose practical
| means.
Oct. s-Gen. Burnside comes from. Paris,
| looks clever, speaks so openly that B1pmen-
| thai and believe that he is not without q
mission from the men in power they desire
peace, but no cession of territory. Bavre,
| however, has told him that France now,
| after having been conquered, will have to
/ submit to the loss Of Alsacs, but the govern
1 ment in power could not act on its own re-
1 sponsibilfty In this matter, because their con-
senting to our demands would result in their
deposition
Oct 6.-His majesty arrives with his i'm
mense headquarters. The mass OF carriages
Is incredible, as even Schneider and Sdeber
| have their own.
Oct. 6.-The fountains play. The king, to
the great astonishment OF the people, walks
unharmed among them.
Oct. 10.-Beginning Of the siege. Del
| bruck arrives. Bavaria will agree to the
conditions for entering the North German
CpIfederacy, only reserving her army and
Oct. l4-Stosch relates that Boyer came
! yesterday evening to Versailles. BE pro
|
at Metz, to allow Baxaine to make an attempt
at q restoration Bismarck will use him to
hold in his hand every means that may lead
to peaceful solution
| Oct. 1S.-This celebration Of my birthday
reminds me particularly OF the solemnitY of
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the task thatI shall some day have to solve
in German politics, for hope for the future
to see no more wars and that this may be my
last campaign.
Oct. 25.-The South German ministers dine
with me- Mittnacht is considered the most
able. In private audience that he sought
be expressed himself favorably; so did Sue
kow. Bray spoke yesterday to Bismarck
concerning the imperial dignity, but he said
should sit together was an impOssibility, Sc
that already on this question there Is q hitch
between the emperor and the unity.
Oct. 27.-Metz surrenders, but France triel
everything to deliver Paris, although Pod
biesh has already proved it to be impossible
| NEW HoNoRs ron "oUR FRITZ" AND THE
RED PRINCE
Oct. 29.-Telegram from Friedrich Karl
Congratulate Mr.. General Field Marshall
An hour and half later receive my noIni
nation Moltke is made a count.
Oct. 80.-Thiers arrives and meets the i'm
posing reserves OF the guard He evade
politics until he has been into Paris. Confu
sion Of Bavarian negotiations; the order
come from the Bavarian Alps. The Berlin
civilians, In their warm chambers, demand
, the bombardment Of Paris.
Nov. L-Dalwigk had today conference
with all the German ENJOYS to win owe
, Bavaria to the idea OF a German empire witt
. responsible ministry and q state or uppe
house, but no result, because Bray particu
larly claimed that these questions had a.
ready been discussed with Delbruck i
Munich, but had fallen owing to Prussia
oppositionl
TURcos AND UHLANs.
Nov. 2.-Bismarck reports his negotiation
with Thiera He had said that twenty Weigh
curing that time eG he s wants Uce
"ravitaillement,o to which we should COZ
tribute. To Bismarck's question about col
! responding offers, Theirs, astonished, lai
stress on the>chance through the constituent
| of meeting a legal government At the n
| fusal OF q ravitaillement he made the e.
: clamation: "Mais nous aurione done alors
, | capitalization au milieu de Parmistice. n Whe
, / Bismarck blamed the employment OF Turco'
, | he answered: ''Mais vous vous server don
tout de meme des Uhlansln
Nov. 3.-Theirs sends his propositions !
? writing. Three weeks would. not suffice
d | procure the cattle necessary for the suppl
} | Of Paris. Re-inforcements must be ser
z ! against the masses that gather on the Loir'
| The king does not yet consent. Delbruc
| thinks that such an ally a. Bavaria cennC
2 at the present moment Be compelled by fore
10 unite with US, but contend that We
not know our strength, and that In this men
9 orable moment Of the worlds history whs
/ | We really want should come to pass, only
4 God knows, We do not know what we wan
Z and who Is there that puts his whole sog
| into itl
Nov. I0-Nots to Bismarck of the way on
press treats England.
q Nov. 11.-Bismarck sends Abeken, VII
Q wears full beard, to answer my note; he
+ sorry for the tone of our pres toward Emf
: land and has 50 instructed Enlenburg; hl
:, | also written Bernstein to the same eject. Bi
= marck is not like him; his notes and what
writes are 80 long drawn that they cannot
read. He has lately presented an epistle
eighty pages, which nobody has the time
{ 60 through.
t Nov. A-The sentinel win not allow me
a pass into the villa Stern, as his orders sllo
Of no exceptions. LodochoWsh wants
; know II the pope would ind 9 refuge in Pru
sia. Bismarck would consider IL an ennrInol
! mistake OF Pho Mono TO leave Rome, but
Is soiourn in Germany might do good, a. . loo
Y on the Romish priests might cure the &c
q mans. The king and myself are decided
4 opposed to it.
THE BLACK SEA TREATY VIOLATED.
Nov. 14.-Odo Russell is expected; d
! | Russian renunciation Is confirmed; It ID 7
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