The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-16

THE CAMPAIGN AT MUNCHBERG
FULL OF BRILLIANCY.

Of ul-Eealth-The Conference Be-
tween Prince Bismarck ane Count
Kalnoky.
Copyright 1883 bp theN New York associated Press.
BERLIN, Sept. l5-Invested with as much
of the pomp and circumstance Of war as
can be associated with an experiment, the
mimic campaign arounl MuncAbers pro
ceels vigorously. Tho kaser's enthusiasm
has infected the officers and men. An re-
ports concur as to the admirable behavior
OF the troops, the display of nlasterly toe
tics by the generals aud the splendor of the
campaign as q spectacle. The public is sur
feited with these accounts and the kaiser's
playing at war has ceased to interest people,
yet the whole nation Is gr0thed to see that
his uutiring physical energies are equal to
his zeal.
NO DOUBT OF HIS HEALTH
Any doubt arising from unfriendly ru-
mors regarding the emperor, health have
been dspeiel by his severe bodily excrtion
fronl early morning urtl night and by the
keen mental actiy!ly displeyhd by him
IIe is evorywbera on the iisl at critical
moments, and attends to tao miuutost
details The battle onjof, he
groups his officers around him and
gives critiqu1 Of tho days manauvers,
leaving Prluce Albert, thA chtsf umpire, TO
give nomlnsl assent. Distinguished atuang
the foreign visitors were the Arch Duke AL
brecbt Of Austria, and the Graud Duke
Nicholas Of Russia. The Arch luke Al
brecht has had an especially cordial re-
cepIion from the emperor and German gem
erals, partly on account OF his reput2 Us a
leader Of the war party.
ONLY A BLIND.
Being desirous of divesting his presence
at the naneuvers of political aspect, he
has eau ,ed the semi-Ofticlal press 10 state
that he repudiates all connection with poll
tics, that he i, mother peace NOE war
man and that his only aim Is to obey tho or
ders of his conulauder. The army circle
does not take this decision seriously.
At the close Of tho days work the emperor
dined with thirty guests.
The press notes with lively satisfaction
that the emperor coinciding with the gen
eral official effort to suppress the use Of the
French language, mas ordered that the
menu be couched entirely in German.
The word "menu" becomes now "speis-
karten.n The first instance of tho change
was at dinner givon by general Of the
Third army corps.
BISMARCK AND KALNoKY.
The Kalnoky- Bismarck conference opens
on Monday Count Kalnoky will leave
Vienna tomorrow. He will be tho guest
of Prince Bismarck for several days.
The conference is thought to be a new
move on the part Of Prince Bismarck to
obtain Austrian support for the project
TO reconcile the Quirinal and vatican, TO
assist him in the struggle with the German
clericas and to make memorable Emperor
Williams visit to Rome.
The Strossnayer incident, disclosing the
growth Of pro-Russian sympathy through
out Austria's Slavonic provinces, is hailed
in Berlin as tending to cause Austria
to feel absolute necessity for
the German alliance, which will
result in secured dominance of Prince
Bismarck over Austrian policy. 1t Is be-
lieved that whatever Prince Bsmarck's
plans are regarding the papacy, Count Kal-
noky will be constrained to concur. Pre-
mier Crispis menaced opposition will be-
come nulli1ed, and he will be forced either
to accept them or resign.
RECONCILIATION OF THE GROUPS.
The manifesto of the conservative mem
bers of the lsndtag, recently issued, has
been favorably criticized by the national
liberal press The national liberals
accept the conservative programme formu-
lated at the conclusion Of the manifesto
as aiming at the defense Of christianity, the
fatherland and the monarchy. Whatever
difference remains between the gr ups is on
financial questions. 1t is expected tAat tho
Prussian budget will show not less than
100, 900 marks surplus. The national
liberals desire to devote portion of this
sum to a reduction of the state railway
tariffs, while the conservatives naturally
wish TO lessen property taxation. The in
tentions of the government remain pur-
posely obscure. Being certain Of obtaining
It's former submissive majority in the land
tag, the government does not need to indi
cate any line of financial or other policy.
Herr Won Bennigsen's withdrawal from
the lantag, accompanied by bis resignation
from the directorate of the electoral com
mittee of the national liberals, appears TO be
final. Upon being begged to reconsider he
replied that he still remained III the reich
stag, ready TO give his best support to his
party.
A congress Of tho national liberals will
meet at Hanover on Oct. IA to reform the
electoral committee and chose new leader.
BISHOP sTRossMAYER's BREAK.
With the exception Of the clerical press,
all the German and Austrian newspapers
praise Emperor Francis Joseph's public
rebuke of Bishop Strossmayer. The exact
text OF the bishops message to the Kief
celebrants was as follows
May ltubSlo, alueu Dy ITONlutlSS hiu SuIlb-
tlan heroism accomplish, besides her other
tasks that great mission which the Almighty
has intrIsted TO her.
This seemed TO be an open invocation Of
the divine blessing upon Russia in her at
tempt to absorb tho Austro-tSay peoples.
II Is reported that Count KalnOky, in an In
terview with the papal nuncio, advised that
Bishop Strossmayer be deposed. Besides
being state official aiming at the states
disruption, the bishop is charged with NAL
which, since he was appointed, have been
burdened with debt Of 10000 forms.
RUSSIA LIKES 1T.
Advices from st. Petersburg disclose con-
siderable popular feeling in favor Of Bishop
Stro smayer. The semi-cfiicial press do.
scrbss the action Of Emperor Francis
Joseph as n painful indication OF q course
Of policy calculated not only to wear out
the patience OF Russia towards Austria, but
TO augment the antagonism OF the Slav and
German elements OF the empire Of the
Hapsburgs.
Through information from the Swiss police
the houses of five socialists ut OiRenburg
have been searched and large number OF
pamphlets seized. Twelve arrests, includ-
ing that of DR.. Kalther. have been mado at
Frankfort-on-the-M Main. Geick of the Basic
4 rbeiter- Freund protests against the affair
as a police plant" The socialists have
reason to expect wholesale explosions under
the state Of siege at Nuimberg, Altoona
and Harburg.
NO RELIEF FOR EMIN BEY.
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