New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
THE KAISER PLAYING AT WAR.
MIMIC BATTLES AROUND MUNCHBERG.
SURPRISING THE FRENCH LANGUAGE-PRINCE
BISMARCK's AUSTRIAN PoLICY-LIBERALS
AND CONSERVATIVES AGREE-BIsHoP
sTROssMEYER's BREAK.

AND CONSERVATIVES AGREE-BISHOP
sTRossMEYER's BREAK.
Copyright; 1883 BY ne Nelc- York associated Press
Berlin sept 15-Invested with much Of the
pomp ard circumstance of can be associated
with an experiment. the mimic campaign around
Munchberg proceeds vigorously. The Kaisers en-
thusiasm has infected the officers and men. All
reports concur to the admirable behavior of the
troops, the display of mastery tactics by the gen
erals, and the spendor Of the campaign "a a
spectacle. The public IS surfeited with these ac-
counts, and the Kaiser's playing at has ceased
interest the people, yet the whole nation is graft
fed to that his uDtiring physical energies are
equal TO HIS zeal Any doubt arising from unfrfendly
rumors regarling the Emperors health has been dis
PEELED by his bodily eXertion from early morn
ING until night and by the keen mental activity dis
played by him. He Is everywhere on the field at
critical moments and attends to the minutest details.
The battle ended he groups his officers around him
and gives a critique the days manoeu0res leaving
Prince Albert the chief umpire Of the manoeuvres, TO
give nominal assent.
Distinguished among the foreign visitors are the
Archduke Albrecht of Austria and the Grand Duke
Nicholas Of Russia. Archduke Abrecht has had an
especially cordial reception from the Emperor and the
German generals. partly account OF his rcpuic a
the leader Of the party. Being DESTROYS Of
dvesting presence at the manoeuvrcs of political
aspect, Archduke Albrecht has caused the scmoic az
press TO state that he repudatcs all connection with
politics, that he neither peace nor a war man,
and that his only aim IS TO obey the orders Of his
commander. The army circle does no. take this
denial seriously
At the close Of the days work the Emperor dimes
with thirty guests
MENU BECOMES " sPEIsEKARTEN."
Tho press notes with lively satisfaction that the
Emperor. concdlng with the general Official effort
to suppress the Of the French language, has
ordered that the menus be couched entirely in Ger
man. The word menu becomes now "speise-
karten7 The first instance Of the change at a
dinner given by the General of the Third Army Corps
The bin of fare comprised the follow M:
lander in Rheinwen gedampit Burgunder sch nm
Ken NIT Gemusen Pasie,en Won h9Dh l ba t
salat Mehlspese Won Aepfelni Butter una hase >
GefrOrenes Nachtisch
1t was not an epcurean banquet, but enough.
BIsMARCKs DIPLOMATIC STRATEGY.
The Kalnoky- Bismarck conference opens on Mon
day Count Kalnoly will leave Vienna tomorrow
lie viii be the guest OF Prince Bismarck for several
days. Count Herbert Bismarck arrived at Fried
richsruhe today He will take part in the interviews
between the Chancellor and Count Kalnoky The
conference is thought TO be a move on The part
Of Prince Bismarck to obtain Austrian support fof a
project TO reconcile the Ouirnal and the Natlcan' 10
him in the struggles with the German Olercals
and to make memorable Emperar Williams Visit 10
Rome. 5000,
Tie strossmey incident. disclosing the growth OF
prO-Russian sympathy throughout Austrias elavonlc
provinces. Is hailed in Berlin tending 10 cause
Austria TO feel the absolute necessity for German
alliance. which viii result IN the secured dominance
II Prince Bismarck the Austrian policy. II Is
believed that whatever Prince BsmdrcKs plans are
Count Kalnoky VIII he constrained 10 concur, Premier
Cuspis menaced opposition Will become nu4llhed, ana
he viii be forced either 10 accept them or resign
OPPOSING PARTIES IN THE LANDTAG.
\ manifesto Of the Conservative members OF the
Landtag. recently Issued. has been favorsby critl-
ci,ed By the National Liberal press. The National
Liberals accept the Conservatives programme formu-
lated al the conclusion Of the manifesto as aiming at
the defence Of Christianity, the Fstherland and the
monarchy. VI siever difference remains between thc
groups is financial questions. II is expected thdt
The PTlssian budget VIII show Lot less thal
100 10000 marks surplus The National Liberals
Of Inc state railway tariffs. while the conservatives
naturally wish 20 lessen property iaAailnn
BISHOP STROsSNEYERs OFFENCE
With the exception of the clerical press all the Ger
man and Austrian newspapers praise Emperor Francis
Joscphs public rcbuke Of Bishop strossmeyer. The
exact text Of the Bishops message to the hief cele-
1Iants follows:
Nav Russia aided by Providence and Christian hero
ism ACCOMPLISH besides her other tasks, that great
mission which the Almighty has entrusted 20 her
This Is held 10 be open invocation Of the Divine
blessing uDon Russia I'D Ter attempt 10 absorb the
Ausro-slav people. IL IS reported that Count Hal
uoky In an interview with the Papal Nunco, advised
that Bishop sirossneyer be dcpos q. Besides being
official. aiming al tie states disruption. the
Bishop is charged with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oi me cps
cupa estates. which since be appointed have De
come luriencd with debt Of 100000 HORNS. Nd
vices from ST. Petersburg disclose considerable pop
ular feeling in favor VI Bishop >irossmeyer