The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-19
Foreign Army Notes.

On Aus "a more than 400 reserves ven; into camp
10 France sor twenty eight days dill
About+s) miles OF track have been aided to Frances
s,ratexical railways this year, Next yesr 40 miles
cal Availability of the Yssach railway system was
planned by De Frsycins In 1879 AMI viii be eomos,ed
PROBABLY in 1903
Aiths Ersat anP1v-ss In France recen'l7 . tele-
phone and telegraph wagon, Invented by Inspector
w!oI va,ksos near ;hs sesne o. operations so a. at
the Iswspaps: reporters could send Iher Dispatches
directly f-,m the n-!d tn. apparatus Of the ~sxnn
Is such that Ne connected Gu!c.y with Ary te.e
pnone or 70 sg.aoh wirs
Dsnma.S's Govsrnmea, hA' received the frs, slip
m-nt OF sessions OF the two morae, armor-d towers
ordered Ia France for the for. q, lame NosstA,rd IN
the Copenhagen his Of for,ac.,oa. TIC rest ot rhs
tnw,rs viii be received shortly A,d ths work Of
mounting th.ia will bs begun at once ltn expected
thai by Jan the fort vii be complete IN every detail
The armament, Of the main towers vii! e,nss Of seven
heavy E-csnt!metrs cannon, two rapid hriax -,
"sn.insrs cannon and tsnbarrs'ed nrraiilsrs,.
The fan kinH tower. will have ten rAod hrnx cannon
AVID mtralsgs The fort ~ be compistsi IN eighteen
months at an expense OF tahso
Russian newspapers hAvs male a ccn'idera5ls ram
pRs about the Audinx on Fuss an xr0unJ OF she m4Y
school balloon "TA.her k4ielzKy' from Vienna
Lieu. Cot soisa CT the Austrian engineer, corps AID
eoIEais in fhs srhoai OF seranaat.cs were wn,tled
into storm oHs evening" aaoI ta!rty nj es from tho
Austrian eApitai and wsrs tossed about Alt night In
the morning they f-sc-uisi nel- Acchof. In Russian
Poland and buried gars ave. the horier. IT,. same
balloon created ltts pomaic disturbance ono year
ago bJ carrYIly two Aus.,.aa Vtcrrs HtU romeraGIa
GsrmhIy, The Austrian MiGslrY % Mar i.sacd an o.
Ter thea that thereafter the military balloon,
f1reg9 all rrip' GSe,y 10 epI on fore IN e-r!Iory
In an interview VITA srepoEfer OF the Fars q ist5f
Sir Charles DHKs reiterated the op MONS expressed by
him In The Present Position o. European Poltlcs'
about ave ysArs The declarations OF CronsiA
he said 10 the reporter are merely the statement of
situation which has long existed Thsy ssa1ea an,
only to the Intelligent PEOPLE are little Affected BY
them cannot believe that the french Ea.san >.i.a:e
viii have such rsm sndous resntS save in the event Of
war TIE European stuaton " made by the
personal determination OF the Rus,lAn Em.sror
II he does not wish war peace 10 a~GrsL
Il - certain that TIE Emperor of Germany
will not tszin the war. lie could nos earrY
1t withsu. Austria AID Italy and those power.
you'd not follow him In oiensiys Austria And
Italy would not participate in an aggressive policy BE-
cause It would be too dangerous for them All he pow
srs have much % fear from war sNcspt Russia THIS
power cannot Do annlhia :ti. Germany or France
however could be blot,ed cut" bike aso said Jha;
England had not bound herself 4nI way 90 supper.
the Triple Alliance bat had msrsly declared in vriiux
that she vshsd the srAtus quo in the Mediterranean TO
be msn'ainsf II ease Of war. he Thought, England
would 30 strictly neutral