The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-26
GERMANY'S WAR KAISER
A SERIES OF MANEUvERS SOON TO
BE HELD.

The Emperor's Right Ankle Badly
Sprained by His Accident on the
Royal Yacht-The Duke OF Sake
Coburg Not to be His Host This
Year.
(Copyright, 1891, bV the ". Y associated Press) }
BERLIN. July 25.-Emperor William. re-
spending to inquiries as to the accident
which befell him on Thursday evening last
on board Of the yacht Hohenzollern, by
which his right leg was injured, telegraphs
that his aukle was hurt, and that
he will require TO use his foot spar
ingly for some time The emperor
will return here on Aug. II and will COM
mand the cavalry maneuvers to be held in
the vicinity of Bromberg. AS a novelty
in the military movements he will have
masses of cavalry crossing the Havel, some
of the horsemen being on pontoons and
others on RATS hastily constructed.
GOING TO METZ.
After the lnaneuvers at Bromber9 the
emperor will proceed TO Metz and will con-
duct a military survey of Upper Alsace.
Thence he will go to Thuringia TO take part
in the military maueuvers which are to
be held at that place. The em~
peror will not. as has been his custom
heretofore, be guest of the Duke OF Saxe-
Coburg Gotha, who has espoused the cause
of Prince Bismarck and loses no chance to
adversely criticise the doings Of Emperor
William. The imperial headquarters will
be established successively at Erfurt and
Mulhausen. After these maneuvers have
been finished the emperor will return to this
city and subsequently pay q visit to Vienna,
being accompanied to the latter city by
chancellor Won Caprivi.
FRANCo-RU sSIAN LOVE FEAsTs.
The French squadron celebrations in
Russia have been made an occasion for some
Germanaphooes belonging to the yacht club
in st. Petersburg to insult and quarrel
with German members who refused to par
ticipate in the reception to the French naval
officers The Russian members OF the club
opened a subscription to cover the expenses
of a semi-public banquet to be given in honor
of the Frenchmen, an excursion to Cronstadt
and a soiree, and the committee having the
matter in charge insisted that every men,
ber of the club should contribute funds FOR
these festivities. In consequence the club
quarters have been the scene of several
verbal encounters which are probably pre-
ludes 70 a series Of duelling challenges.
TONE OF THE PRESS.
Semi.official newspapers here publish ac-
counts Of the fetss with which the Russians
have welcomed the Frenohmen, but do not
comment on them. The press generally
discusses the political bearing Of the
affair without acrimony. The KreUz
whose main duty is defense
Of the coast, Is relieved Of the great prob.
able cause Of anxiety, and having obtained
assurance of this great strategic advan-
tage. Germany can leave the French and
Russians 20 gush over their theatrical
fraternizations."
GENUINE FRIENDSHIP IMPROBABLE.
A leading German paper holds that the
importance of the reception rendered 30 the
French feet by the Russian government
has been exaggerated. The paper further
says that, although the matter will exercise
a tangible influence on the relations exist
ing between France and Russia, permanent
friendship of the Latin and Slavonic races
is impossible.
The National Zeitttng also urges that
genuine brotherhood Of Frsnchmen and
Russians is unattainable, holding that Rus
sia is uncivilized and that France has 'feW
points of sympathy with barbaric Russia."
The VosSiSche Zeitltng comments on the
incidents attending the voyage of French
fleet, as affording valuable strate
glc hints for future war. 1t notes
that French iron-clads are Of deep
draught and could not pass through the
sound to the Baltic, but had TO proceed TO
deeper channels more open to attack from
Kiel. The VoSsiSche Zeitung calculates
that French strategists are reckoning on
the aid OF Denmark in the next war, but
holds that the support Of the Copenhagen
forts would be rendered futile.
GERMANY'S EXHIBIT AT CHICAGO.
The traders of the empire have been off,
cislly asked as to the nature of the exhibits
which they are preparing for the Chicago
fair. Only a few replies. however, have
as yet been obtained, It is rather pre-
mature to expect copious responses. Com
missioner Wermuth intends to take holi-
day pending the appearance here of the
American commissioners. when the official
work connected with the fsir will be ener-
geticaliy pushed forward
A CONCESSION TO STUDENTS,
Emperor williams criticism of the
standard Of qualification obtainable in the
higher schools has led to prolonged min
istrial consideration OF the subject result
ing in an official announcement to-day of
new arrangements whereby students
who have been through the requisite
course in the higher ''realn
schools, where the languages, arts and
sciences are taught. are placed on prac-
tical equality with students from the real
gymnasium aud become entitled to study
estry, with the subsequent right to STATE
appointments, including appointments
in the postal and telegraph services.
Advance TO the "oberschule," :" or high school
no longer entities a student to render only
one years military service, but all students
at the end Of six years course in any in
stltuuon, after passing satisfactorily an ex-
animation by the state commissioner, obtain
the right to reduced terms OF service. These
notifications will excite much comment
when they become generally known.
RUSsIA's JEWS.
Reports that the Hamburg American
Packet Company are taking exiled Russian
Jews as passengers at reduced rates have
met with indignant denials from the COM
pany's officials. They say the exiles COM
mittee pay full fare for each passenger, but
are allowed the privilege of deducting the
commission on inland bookings, which is
ordinarily made to general agents.
A musical and dramatic exhibition is
about to be held III Vienna. James Gordon
Bennett is TO preside over the Ameri-
can section OF the show. The Duke of
Edinburgh is to have charge of
the English exhibits. and Prince George
Ernest OF Prussia the German exhibits. The
articles of exhibition will include products
of every industry connected with music and
the drama, Instruments, stage properties,
mechanical appliances and decorations with
the higher art department.
Herr Wildeburger Werner and other
prominent young socialists propose to GET