St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
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and over flowers to thePiace Esplanade,
where. under tue shadow of his grant
fathers figure in bronze, he will watch
the troops march past. All the munc-
ipai authorities. tine USUAL company of
maidens III white, The bands of
school children with flowers
will welcome him formally To the city
At $3.50 O'clock the imperial party viii
depart for rYille. the eiuperur'S new
country house. The rain and high
winds on Thursday night injured some
OF the decorations in Metz. but the
damage was repaired yesterday, and
there Is promise OF fine weather tomOr-
row.
Emperor Franz Joseph. of Austria
Hungary, left Ischl this morning TO at
tend the maneuvers in Gaiicia. 1t was
decided early in the week that he should
not leave lSchl until lie should be due at
the hungarian maneuyerS, winch will
begin on Sept. 9. The press has
raised such Il clamOr, however, about
the exposure of The troops in Galicia to
cholera. and has reproached the govern
ment SD bitterly for assembling large
force from the infected districts. that the
emperor fell that lie must show his
Willingness to brave ali the perilS to
which lie subjected his army. Germany
anu Italy VIII UC IHC only pOWcIS WHICH
will be represented by attaches at the
maneuver. No other country was ill.,
vited 10 be present. The district in
Which the operations will he carried
out is Swampy, rife with typhoid fever
and dySentery, and is bordered with
what are Known as
Cholera SpOts.''
Directing Surgeon Kowaiski, of the
Vienna hospital and the Vienna board
of health, warned the government that
military operations in such region
must tend To spread cholera. The
| only concession of the war Of
flee, however, was TO agree
not to call out the reserves
from places known to be infected.
RumOrs have reached Berlin that chol-
era has already appeared among the
troops marching to the field OF the
maneuverS.
Herr Won Observation-Disclosures, leader
OF the Poles in the reichStag. will sue
ceed Count P0sadowski, now at the
head of the imperial department of
finance, as administrator in Posen. The
appointment is gratifying TO the Poles,
us it assures them dominant in
fluence i'll the province. Emperor
Williams pro-POlish policy is
watched jealousy III st. Petersburg.
Advices from Warsaw are to the effect
that pan-Slavist leaders. backed by con-
siderable influence at the Russian court.
are urging the car to checkn,ate the
German emperor by granting Poland
nominal autonomy with the Grand Duke
Sergius or the Grand Duke Paul as
Viceroy.
The cholera has failed to cause a
panic here. as the people have perfect
confidence III the city's good sanitary
condition as protection against any
great increase of the epidemic At
the instance of the municipal author
tiles the record of eases aud deaths is
posted daily at the town hall. Few per-
sons take the trouble TO read them.
The district presidents i'll East
Prussia have published regula-
lions intended To prevent the
Importation of the epidemic by Russian
rattslnen on the Vistula. The raftsmen
will be allowed hereafter to land at GER
tain stations to buy provisions.
The next Bayreuth festival will begin
July 10 and end Aug. 10, and will in
cIude twenty performances. "Parsi-
fal, "Lohengrin" and "rannhauser''
will be given.