, 1891-07-26

Copyrighted. 1891. by N. Y. Associated Press
BERLIN, July 25.-Emperor William
will return here Aug. IL, and will COM
mand the cavalry manoeuvres to be held
in the vicinity Of Bromberg. As a novelty
in military movements he will rave
masses OF cavalry crossing the Hsvel,
some of the horsemen being on pontoons
and others gu rats hastily constructed.
After the mauoeuvres at BrOmberg the
emperor will proceed to Malnz and will
conduct the military survey OF upper
Alsacc; thence will 20 to Thuringea to
take part in tie military manoeuvres
which arc to be hc'i ~ that place. The
emperor viii not, AS has been his custom,
be the guest OF the Duke Of S~axe-Coburg
Gotha, who has espoused the cause of
Prince Bismarck and loses no chance to
adversely ~criricise the doings of the
emperor. The imperial headquarters will
be established successfully at Erfurt and
Mulhausen. After these m~anoeuvres
have been finished the emperor will return
to this city and subsequently, pay a visit to
Vienna, being accompanied to the latter
city by Chancellor Won Caprivi.
The French squadron celebrations IN
Russia have hten made the occasion Tor
some anti-Gcfmans belonging to u
yacht club in S.. Petersburg to insult and
quarrel with the German members be-
cause they refused to participate in the
reception to the French naval officers.
The Russian members OF the club opened
a subscription to cover the exJ enses of a
semi public banquet to be givea in honor
OF the FrenchmPn, an excursion to Cron-
stadt and a soiree. The committee having
the matter in charge insisted hat every
member of the club contribute. In con-
sequence, the club quarters have been the
scene Of several verbal encounters, which
are probably the preludes to a series OF
dueling challenges.
Semi official newspapers here publish
accounts OF the fetes which the Russians
have welcomed the Frenchmen, but do
not comment on them. The press gen.
orally discussed the political bearings OF
the affair without acrImony.
The Kreuz Zeitung says: The German
navy. whose main duty is the defense of
the coast, is relieved of n great probable
cause of anxiety, and having obtained
assurance of this great strategic advan-
tage Germany can leave the Freuch and
Russians to gush over their theatrical
fraternIZatluns
1t is expected that the third circular is
sued by Privy Councillor Wertmuth of
the department of the interior. lately all
pointed imperial German commissioner to
the Chicago fair, will be spr'ad broad
cast among the various manufacturer OF
Germany.
The reports that the Hamburg Amer
can Packet company is taking cxiled
Russian Jews as passengers at reduced
rates met with indignant denials from the
company officials. They say the exIles
committee pay the full price for each pas
senger. but are allowed the privilege of
deductlng the commission on ialand book
ings, which is ordinarily made to general
agents.
A musical and dramatical e%xbibitiop ;s
about to be held 10 Vienna. MIR. James
Gordon Bennett IS Ia preside over ,be
American section of the show. The
articles on exhibition will include the pro-
ducts Of every industry connected with
music and dramatic instruments, stage
properties, mechanical appliances and
decorations, with the highest art depart
ment.
Wilberger, Werner and other promi-
nent young socialists propose to get the
International congress, at its meeting at
Brussels on Aug. l6, to pass n vote of
censure against Vollmar for his recent
German patriotic utterduce.
The government has purchased for the
Berlin museum the painting by the
American artist, E. L. Weeks, THE
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