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Gals literally are treated as badly rs arc the
Jews In beginning the persecution OF Ger
man family. in fact. In official usually hints at
the exact amount necessary to induce him to
stop Tho family in question had lived eight
years In Prusxnievo. near the German Russian
frontier. One week ago yesterday they were
ordered to leave With twenty five roublcs the
Official delivering the order was induced to
grant three days Of grace that the father might
sell his cottage and bit o; land After parting
with his property for $500. one-haif Of what he
paid for II. the father FASTENED from the eoun-
try to avoid the expense attendant upon an
other Official visit. Scores OF German colon
lists In their neishborhood. the family say. are
trying hard to sell their property % as to get
back to Germany and out Of the way Of ofiicial
piuudering and persecution N their adopted
home: but times are 50 hard. and the rush OF
emigration SO great. that there il little oppor-
tunity to sell.
\ small alteration in the construction OF the
new German army rife necessitates the alter
alton Of the cartridge and the epandsu fac
tories are working night and day with 1.sOo
additional hands The reorganization Of the
German artillery has been practically decided
upon Probably about 100000 marks will
be asked from the ReichstaS for the purpose
Of creating pew batteries and substituting i'm
proved gun carriages for many now in use
The proposed change from steel to bronze
cannon will not be made. II IL thought. rs most
military authorities here are convinced OF the
superiority Of the present weapon.
Dresden and Munich are busy discussing the
right OF the Government to order soldier print
ers to work in offices left By strikers. Tho Lib
eral and Social Democratic dailies arc de-
nouncins the high authorities for meddins in
the disputes between masters and men. which.
besides al! Observation-Disclosures. can servo only
to increase the bitterness between soldier and
civilian Such intersercnces they say. means
also that the power o! militarism has been ar
rsyed Internationally on the side OF capital
The replica Of Prot Lessing's monument to
Leasing. poet and drsmatist. unveiled In 1883
will probably be sent to the Chicago Fair. The
professor. in replying to the Chicago commit
tees entreaty. promised to send an improved
sti!l in progress.
A Polish Deputy is about to publish . pam
ptlet entitled The Poles and the Next War;
1t Will treat OF the attitude Of German and Rus
sian Poles in case OF war involving Russia and
Germany. II will be sensational and Is await
ed with intense interest.
In Heidelberg all university students have
been excluded from the theatre. This action
was taken in concert by the city and uufver-
sity authorities as the Saxo-Borussen. the
suabian. and the Saxon corps have occupied
boxes in the tiny playhouse almost every night
since the opening Of the season. and have
howled down every performance that they did
not like. The rest OF the audience howled
back for silence and in the consequent pande-
monium the Play or opera has been suspended
frequently for several minutes. and four times
has been stopped altogether.
Prussia and Bavaria are again in their per-
eanial States rights fight. The cause Of
trouble this time IL. a military bill proposing q
uniform Law for all the provincial armies OF
the empire. Military delegates from all Ger
man States assembled in Berlin q year ago
After considerable friction BayAria's incliaa-
ton toward autonomy was overcome 50 f:icient-
II by Prussia's friends to secure The reference
Of the Mhdia matter to Prussia The preSeat
bill Vas drafted in consequence Of thu &C
ton. and was submitted to the Fed
eral Council CBundesrathL It follows
generally the lines Of the Prussian military
system since Frederick the Great Bavarla.
however. Possesses military trial by iu-y. and
the proceedings are OPEN The fossilized sta--
chamber methods Of treating offenders. PREF
aIent in Prussia and Incorporated in the pres
ent bill are regarded By Bavarians as reaction
ary and arbitrary. and their delegates refuse
to accept any bill contemplating the Genersii-
zation of the customs OF the old absolutise
rulers in the house Of Hohenzollern- Prussia
also is uryielding. The Bavarian Parliament,
with unwcntej unanimity. called on the Gov
eminent 70 adhere strictly to the tenets OF the
Bava.iAn Law in the matter. and the Minister
OF War promised To keep constantly in mind at
tho Federal Council the Pariiament's ex-
precision Of opinion This he did. and. With the
support Of ether South German representa-
&ka pvr,s ais lnfs IL rofr, zad
to entertain any proposals OF compromise, and
there the matter stands
The upshot Of these preliminary skirmishes
vii! be probably hot Fight in the Reichstas.
and IS there will b. no Bismarck TO bnovbea.
. majority Of the delegates into supporting the
bill. Prussia IS likely TO be defeated. The In
dependents. :hs Sofia! Democrats. and the
National Liberals Will undoubtedly present an
unbrosen front against the bill
IL discussing the proposed extension o! the
star-chamber trials. several journals mention
that ;hs PrUssian marine. who during the
enegte on the war ship Yokohama stabbed an
officer. was brought home in chains and tried
in secret 1t Mungersiorf. and Was sentenced
20 BE shot The case was formally submitted
10 the Emperor. who approved the sentence
and confirmed il. Tho marine Was shot On the
following day at the Mungersiorf fortress by
ten soldiers Of the siS;eenth Regiment.
Though officially denied. this story is sup
rorIej 6y almost irrefracaS!s proof
Mayor Becker OF Cologne has been elected to
represent his city 10 the House OF Lo:ds. 10
sucs..+d Pr:vy Councillor ,on Nevissen- who
resigned recently and Was made IN honorary
life Eicnih--. Tn, latter is editing Noltk.s
military Papers. in preparation Of a work to be
conf Piled ~ H.. historical Department o: the
general staG. This work Will APPEAR in four
scstiSTs. the iir-, treating Of the wars 81 1874.
1885,. end lS'U-Il. and the rest touching al
most exclusively on technical matters.
4 fleet OF HarsSrom. Nanrzwinkei. SchAkuh-
men. ard Wsn:itf boats iishin: in the Baltic.
near K5nigsberG. three days 40 was dis
turhc-l by strange fsherm.n- An effort to
identify the intryisrs provoked a solIsT from
their reviewers. \ close fight with oars. bcat
hooks. and guns followed. and ten men were
Injured severity. TWO probably n3rtaily.
IIundreds OF aisie Loaf At sea-
GLAsSoS. Ncv. 15.-vsssels arriving from
America with .-ais.E report immense losses on