New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
THE EMPERORAND EDUCATION.
HE WANTS MORE ATTENTION PAID TO
PRACTICAL WORK.
SIGHTING REFERENCE, TO JOURNALISTS
rERlMENTs ~ THE Use or PROFESSOR
KoCH's REMEDY MUNICIPAL AUTHoR.

PERIMENTs ~ THE Use or PROFESSOR
KoCH's REMEDY MUNICIPAL AUTHORI.
TVS FAVOR DECREASED DUTIES oN
GRAIN. CATTLE AND PICS.
CocyrfgIt 1890 ~ me N,v. Yort Associotcd Pr,n.
Berlin. Dee. o.. The Ecclsanzclgcr" gives passages
that Emperor William him elf selected from his
recent speech on school cfon one point that the
Emperor especially cmpha-ize- !, The trnc lost ina
tho higher public schools in "crammug7 Youth with
Latin and Greek Instead ~ tho German language and
German history. especial, the growth II German
Institutions and the idea of national unity. Modern
history. he declared. e. rightly tanght. would become
RncN more valuable than gIc chronicles OF
antiquity. How. he asked. were many Young
German, -cduced from tie paths u political virtue
How was it that Germany produ'cd many muddlc
headed would be- ref0rucr- If society many non
nosging AT their own Government while commenting
the Governments Of ojEcr nations u W, smply
ignorance. arl,- from detective education ON the
,eue-i, ~ mode G,rm:uy.
He approved q SAYING q Prince Bismarck, about
the ahturien,cn proleur1t. whom he ,lllcl hunger
candidatcN.7 and from whom the rank, of Journalism
were largely recruited forming a elias, dangerous to
society. Journalists. he said Ucc high school product,
run to seed. Abiding to -chool ailments the Fin
peror declared that u the highest c!es, the number
Of pupil, afflicted with m,opy VA, sometime, - por
cent Of the whole uumbcr 81 scholars. Finally he de
clared that be would not license more high school,
until their methods amended
NEwsrNPERS RESENT THE UEFEHrEDrs.
The newspapers generally r-cnt TIE Emperor,
reference, 10 journalist. The National Gazette
saws he speaks on wrpuc Information regarding the
conditions Of German journalism. Instead of Journal
iet, being hunger caHdila ... many high state 81
Gals only "o willing Ia exchange their posts for
places on the pres, II they ciu get them
DEVELOPMENTS OF KOcHH DISCOVERY
The latest developments Of Professor Koch's dis.
covcry Of for dphhrria and tetanu, have been
limited to test experiment, with animals until ye>tcr
day when tho remedy wa, applied to several human
subjects through the TRANSMISSION Of blood from animals
not susceptible 10 the dphth"ria bacillus or tcanu>
Doctors uchrns and K's,ato found that the blood 81
rats and mice lad a. ~trtDttc effect on the virus oi
diphthcria while the blood 90; rabbits trnshi>ed. had
a similar effect on t-tuu,. Eciorr TRANSMISSION In,
blood must I've freed Of it, ,oagulum lud otherwise pre-
pared. The " Deut,che Ncdlrui,chc Wochcns, hrin
promise, explain the method fully. no secrecy being
OBJ ervcd IN regard TO the remedy.
Professors Acm,,"r ,ud Bauer, ccturiu, before the
Munich Medical So'lct'. expressed thcn.elve, op
posed to the Of Professor kochN lymph lu prvat,
practice until the chances Of cure are better calcu
liable
the REACTION TOO INrrN~r.
patient in N.euu, hospital who vIe under
treatment by tie ucV method died ddculy >Jon
a, the reaction following thc u,cuI 49,, u. and
= -cvcutecn .ycarod s,rI who in, ajcd with tbs
lymph for npu, yc>tcsia, m,iu'uf luus5ui,A
10, pal died last cveuu, 10 m pnia',' Of the heart.
>hr lad strong ph, -quo. uut 'r reaction waa ~
Intense that lie .t.oti.urd
40 PRoGRIes BEING MADE.
The negotiations fcr treaty Of commerce between
Nnstro Huusuy amt oc.n3u, are making mo- pr.rrt>-.
the conference in session. of Vienna having tina, fr