The sun., 1893-09-18
CLOSE BONDS TO JOIN THEM.
.,r EMPEROR WANTS hLsAcE 10
T.yI1E WITH BADEN.



Fsy,.r-.rxperim-nt- on the Rhine with
y.,o,,--Tbe Mnnrnvre- In Hungary
80, MANY Famous Men VIII wipes.
p--,,S Sept l1-Before leaving Stuttgart
saturday evening Emperor William had a
- conference with Chancellor Won Caprivi.
nj s,h,ect ls said TO have been the projected
..i,nila,ion of Alsace- Lorraine with the rest
S,Io sm,ira The Frankfort Gazette says that
n.rn?eror's purpose is no longer limited to
A.. mare abolition OF exceptional laws. His
I.sira now Is to have Alsace incorporated in
,hoCirand Duchy Of BADEN. whose people have
.lnost the same ,lialect. customs. and even
,r.ditlor, with the Als0tians.
Io,rnire will lie treated somewhat differ
..,Iv Its INHABITED by people oi French
,.,,sncies and language. and has little in
nron with any German state. II, there
,ota vii, lie annexed to Prussia, although its
.s,irs will lie aim nistered by n special de-
..,,ment situated probably in Berlin. This
,Ian originated with CapriNi 1t Is agreeable
:, the Emueror. who wishes to mark his So
;o,rn in the provinces Ivy some act stgnifying
,Sat Germany has taken definite possession OF
,h. ,srri,ory. despite all hopes OF the French
10 the contrary.
crowd Of Germany's great men gathered
,,tha station at stuttgart to say good-by to
,hs Emperor Eesides the King OF Wnrttem-
terg, Chancellor Won Caprivi and Gen. Haese-
Ia, ,hsre were present some fifty Of the high
az, officers in the Thirteenth. Fourteenth. and
Fifteenth Army Corps. which have made up
th.srnies nanruvring around Metz and in
p,dAn and Wnrttemberg. In talking with
,bs.e officers the Emperor spoke critically OF
s.vsral in sidents Of the man6uvres. He re-
tsrred g. pecially to the pontoon operations on
tbe Rhine. The bridging of the river seemed
N have struck the imperial imagination with
peculiar force and he dwelt at length on the
Importance Of this class OF engineering. He
directed that the passage OF the river be made
again in the same manner ana on me same
sr,l, and that an exact statement OF the time
renuired for the work be sent MIN.
The opinions OF the military experts pres
Rhine agree that the Fourteenth Corps per;
formed the task with admirable auickness and
skill In the hee, used nzsd tnege Teae Irae io5ny an
toons. At point where the stream runs SIX
miles an hour and is 80 yards wide the boats
SinninE to end there was not hitch in the
work In the next three hours the whole Four
tsenth Corps q arched across. The hungarian
menpuyras, near Guens. which the Emperor
has gone TO attend. will hardly present any
thing OF equal interest. although some pom,
An unusually large suite accompanies the
tapss Won HahnLe. Ion Schilieffen. and Won
Plessen. there are with him Dr Leuthoid. sur
gaon.General: Col. I0n villaume. formerly
nus. privy councillor. with three secretaries:
baron kiderlen Waechter Of the Foreign Office.
with two secretaries and Prince Eon Reuss.
noky Austrian hungarian Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. will accompany mperor frsnz loser
try under Premier Alexander WeSerle. will
;oia him and his CHIEF
concourse OF the highest officials mean Is it
Intended IN mereiy to add to the impressiveness
o;thc greatest manPuvres ever held, or is 1t
the prelude to some startling political de-
Iouement' The King OF Sa1ony and Prince
Leopold OF Bavaria Will arrive at Guens before
the Emperor, The little town will be crowded
with great quantities OF fireworks. While oc-
cupied by the -mperors. kings. and princes it
will De Illuminated every night.
The manruvres really began yesterday.
when the outposts from Guens marched out to
burg terrain, The armies will operate partly
In Hungary. Styria. and lower Austria Their
movements Will cover an immense area. sucn
was not required even for the Russian
manpuvres ear Rowno. several years ago. .,
The hr.cNs'relr. orsan OF the Austrian mill
tary. predicts that great confusion will arise
from the sxtraordin nary concessions to Hunga-
rian pre'uttces. and that all troops engaged in
the nanruyres Austrias included. must be
ord AMI Third Army Corps are exclusively
German and are oltieered by men ignorant Of
the hungarian language, the imperial rescript.
II observed will render impossible half the
operations planned
- Emperor W VILLAIN VIII remain at Guens until
THURSDAY. when he will so 10 Mohacs to hunt.
From Mohacs he will proceed to Vienna which
he vii leave in time to reach Berlin on
The naval manPuvres now In progress in
the Ba tic vii! End on sept. 2:} with an attack
On kleI, Tn" manSEuyres against this fortified
aboard the flagship Mars. Two squadrons the
strongest fleet Germany has ever collected
under one cvmrand. will be com otned to make
Dr. CarrinSton. Health Officer at the Ameri-
can lonsuate in Hamburg has been in Ber-
and sanitation for EN- grants on their way to
the United states, The emigrants. he saws.
are Isolated and taken to disiniecting sheds in
spandau. where they. their laggage. and
clothes are fumiGated thoroughly. They pass
through series Of rooms during the operation.
buried into sTeciai cars. which carry them to
Bremen. Nowhere in transit are they allowed
.arnnstoh says ne Is quite satisfied with the
the cremation OF the bodies OF persons who
mus; oe buried at tine public exiense.. They
app.ied recently to a, court TO decide whether
step AMI wer" informed this week that they
Ilsht cremate bodies in case relatives OF the
dead made no objection.
since the cholera epidemic Of 1892 the
Gotha have had many LodIes OF paupers ere
obtain soon in most OF the German cities.
iorne5I aeI a .cG meFhHntS n re;n recently
isaG igte,i ~ an assosla'ioh' called me mon OF
N Berlin OF North German manufactures
Inc enterprise has been successful. This
month the transactions OF the fair have
amounted 70 several million marks. and I;elp-
sc. hitherto the centre OF the fair trade in
WOOD bronze, ceramics. leather. cloth goods.
And toys. Is in mourn ng for her lost custom.
ne Pres dent Of thesunion said at a banquet.
neI 70 celebrate the success Of the enterprise.
tnat he hoped TO see American buyers come in
iorce to the Easter fair in 1884
Gladstone Biamed by the ParneiiIt-s.