New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
THE KAISER AT STRASBURG.
An IMMENSE CROWD. BIT LITTLE In
THUSlASM FOR HIM
THE PEOPLE DISPLEASED BY HIS REFUSAL TO
ATTEND \ BANQUET AND BY DELAY IL
THE ABOLITION OF RE>TWCTiONS-
ARMY M,NOErVEES 4 NEW
CHOLERA BACILLUS.

CHOLERA BACILLUS.
Berlin Sept. 9-Although Emperor Williams stay
i'm Strasburg WAS limited to few hours. an i'm
mense throng of visitors gathered there from an
parts Of the country to greet him. Great num-
bers Of people arrived special trains. and the
streets Of the city filled to OVERLOOKING. Every
station between Metz and Strasburg was eabor-
ately decorated with flowers and draped with the
flags of the German States. The citizens Of Stras-
burg. however made meagre display Of dccora-
tons The Emperor had declined to be present
at dinner rendered him by the municipal
authorities and would not condescend TO do more
than traverse the city and take slight refresh
ment before returning to Metz Any demonstration
which it was proposed to make was further damp
ened by the inexplcable and almost dscourtcous ar
rangement that the Imperial dinner to the officers
OF the Fifteenth Army Corps which was reviewed
in the olvgon near the Neuborf station. should be
given AT Metz to which place the officers Of the
corps proceeded by special train after the review
Strasburg therefore, has been in suen mood
A report is In circulation and gains considerable
credit that the Emperor is showing his displcasure
toward the city because Of the return to the Reich
stag Of Herr August Bobe the Socialist leader.
Another cause Of the local discomfort is the
failure of the expected decree for the abolition Of
the special restrictions upon Alsace-Iorraine TO
appear. The Strasburg "Buersei z"tung yester-
day predicted that Emperor william upon his ar
rival in the city would meet with warm welcome
as the result of the abTOgdtIon OF the rcstrlctons
b,t the decree remains unpublished. and doubt now
prevails whether yesterdays conference between
the Emperor and Chancellor Won CapriW and
Prince Won Hohenlohe Governor OF the provinces
has not resulted in their persuading the Kaiser TO
change his intention.
The review OF the Fifteenth Corps to-day was a
fine spectacle Twenty four battalons OF Infantry
two Of cavalry three of artillery and corps OF
poneers TOOK part. The entire corps was COM
rrt,nded by General Won Blume. As the Emperor
rode at the head of the cavalry toward IN"
Hroelie Platz he was occasionally greeted with en-
thusiestic cheers the general reception accorded
10 him was cool The Italian colony gave a spc-
cially warm welcome the Italian Crown Prince
The Italian triumphal arch was bedecked win
emblems of the Alliance. After the Imperial ban
ouet TO the officers. the Emperor VIII return To-
night and sleep at Urville and tomorrow VIII
proceed to Carlsruhe.
Berlin is nearly free OF cholera Choeralc cases
also are growing much less frequent under the
rigorous sanitary measures of the Health board
and the touch Of colder weather Reports from the
nrovinces are less favorable Dysentery is rife IN
East Prussia In Tilst 40 cases have been re-
ported. In konigsberg and Gunbnheh Sne sio oI
break Several cases OF ASid.ic
cholera occurred this week In S0lingeil, Dut tie
Rhine provinces generally have beeh notably H'e
OF autumnal diseases ,.,.. 49, h,s
DR. Meisscr OF the HYGIENE Institute mere. mas
discovered I'm the city water a new cholera bacillus,
which he calls vibr.o berolnensis Ihe in0culauuoi
of dogs cats and rabbits win the Ddcus , ,ho
,eroved that the vbro Is fully as poteht as tno
Asiatic bacillus. The people OF b''H" ""'ie'' -"
alarm over the discovery