The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27
NEWS NOTESFROM GERMANY.
THE KAIsER'S TIRELESs ENERGY DUR
IyG THE ARMY MANEUyRES.
In the Saddle IRON, Z A. NJ. TO r. M.-Mln-
lister Phelps Invites His Guests to WHIT
fDr m Course OF American Pork.

In the Saddle from = A. NJ. 10 nP. M.-M'n
lister Thelp. Iuvites His Guests 20 Wni
for n Course OF American Pork.
,tcopsrtpst 1891 ~ nc Nt~ Fork A.soio,.i rre-',.
BERLIN. Sept. 2U.-It Ia reported that En-
toror William. who Ia now staying at shoot.
ing lodge ncur Eybtkuhnen. mot tho train con
veying the Gear on his return to Russia from
Denmark. and had O short conversation with
him.
Tho Tbst tonight, referring TO Count Won
Waldersec's restoration to imperial fnvor says
that tho Emperor hns nominated him to the
command OF the Guard du Corps. The APP
toIntment will keep Count Won Waldersce In
Berlin. and will give him the ear Of tho En-
peror. with whom no will have greater In
fluence than ever.
Cart. bingham. military nttach6 OF the Amer
lean legation here. who witnessed tho German
military mannuvres. says tho marching power
Of tho German army was almost incrcdi-
bio. Speaking Of tho lighting qualities OF tho
army. Capt. Bingham said that tho main factor
in real wnr Is the marching quality Of tho men.
addine. when you can count on having your
forces always on hand at the right moment
praise o. Emperor Williams untlrj9s energies
Held at I O'Clock n the morning and re.mainod
until 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Even the En-
press. who attended tho reviews. remained In
t ass r x as hsv ins sEs soldiers
with e sssssH sits: SssuiBnss said he had
learned enough Of value and interest to the
AMeTsnp 9rHy to him for tho
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Mas G Tsor eneT Present. E Ghanceor
Minister Of Commerce: Secretary Rettenbnre.
Canal Company: Baroness, Bcrlepsch, the Mes
SSs$rss tsRSs. and sSS S1ssS and French
During The proeres,s Of the dinner o despatch
Nj Phelps. Tho message read: :" The first
5S5 ss in d Es% Sn
NJ. Phelps tod the guests that Il they could
Af N os%nd 4%sTSs1 SEs York started
on rSs to es S9tss sfss S be-
WHICH q saved 81 the rssttainss the members
se o Ss x #Sn
Q year the. German Salvat ionists have sent
19.754 marks to the general fund Of the organ
The report Of the Socialist strike Committee
discloBes the entire failure OF tho organiza-
about strikes in aii the trades There has
been an e1ttr,'aardinsry, eonsEP,ll exhaustion
the trades unions have lost half their
members. Tho leading masons and car
penters. unions. owing partly, to internal
the formation OF the Strike Committee thirty
ono strikes have been organized. and In every
case the labor party was defeated.
The committee complained Of want OF for
eien support The committee received from
AnSaSa b%e sftes and 1t
got 20 marks weekly. The employers pro-
tracted the struggle. and tho funds dwindled
away until they were not sufficient to give the
mon marks weekly.
When this point was reached the men were
late When the strikes were over the masters
refused TO .reemploy many Of tho old hands.
The Socialists confess that they have been
defeated. They propose. however. that
trades union congress be held In March next
to arrange for a revival OF the struggle.