The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-07-29
ENVIOUS GERMANY
Watching Closely Frances
5[oyementS With Russia.
The Press of the Fatherland Think Gen
uine Brotherhood of the Two Nations
Amounts to ar Inpozzib:liy.

BERLIN, July %. = Copyright.
1891, by the Associated Press.
1t is expected that the third circular
issued 10y Priyy Councillor Wermuth, OF
the Department Of the Interior, late.y
appointed Imperial German commits
sioner to the Chicago Fair, viii be
spread broadcast among the various
manufacturers Of Germany.
The leading German paper holds that
the importance OF the reception ten
dered to the French feet by the Rus
sian government has been exaggerated.
The paper further says that although
the matter will exercise tangible intlu-
.ence on the relations existing between
France and Russia, the permanent
friendship of Latin and Slayonic races
is impossible The National Zeitupg
urges that genuine brotherhood of the
Frenchmen and Russians is unattaina-
bic, holding that Russia is uncvilized
ana France has few points OF
sympathy with barbaric Rus
-sia. - The Tossische Zeitung com
ment5 on the incidents attending
the voyage of the French fleet as afford
ing valuable strategic hints for the fu-
ture war. 1t notes that the French
ironcladS are deep draught, and could
not pass through the sound to the Bal
tic, but had to proceed to deeper chan
nelS, more open to attack from kiel.
The VoSSjSche calculates that the 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.
Emperor Williams criticisms of the
standard of qualification obtainable in
higher schools has led to Il prolonged
ministerial consideration of the subject,
resulting in the official announcement
to-day OF new arrangements. Students,
Who have been through the requisite
course in the higher real schools,
where the languages, arts and sciences
are taught, are placed on practical
equality with students from the real
gymnasium, ana become entitled to
study architecture, mining and forestry
with the subsequent right TO state APP
pointments. including appointments in
the postal aid telegraph service. Adj
vancement to the higher school no
longer entities the student to render
only one years military service, but all
students at the end of q six years
course in any institution, after passing
satisfactorily an examination by the
state commission, obtain the right Of
reduced terms OF service. These modi-
lfcations will excite much comment
when they become generally known.
Reports that the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Packet company, are taking eXilcd
Russian Jews DIS passengers at reduced
rates, have met with indignant denials
from the companys officials. They say
the eXileS' committee pays full price
for each passenger, but are allowed the
privilege OF deduction of commission
on inland bookings, which is ordinarily
made to general agents.
A musical and Grammatical exhibit
tion Is about to be held at Vienna. Mr..
James Gordon Bennett is to preside
over the American section OF the show.
The articles on exhibition viii include
the products of every industry con-
nected with music and dramatic in
struments, stage properties, mechani-
cal appliances and decorations, with
the highest art department.
Wilberger Werner, and other promin-
ent young socialists, propose to get the
international congress, at its next meet
ing at Brussels on August 10th, to pass
censure against Fol!mar for his recent
German patriotic utterances.
The government has purchased fol
the Berlin museum. the painting by
the American artist, E. L. Weeks, The
Rajah of Jodhpore.