The morning call., 1893-09-03
WARNING TO FRANCE.
1t Is Possible the Kaiser Nav
Go Too Far.
The Conclusion Drawn From the
Visit TO Metz on the Anni-
versary of Sedan.

BERLIN. Sept. 2.-EmDeror William left
Coblentz for Trier this morning accom-
panied By his suite and the Prince of
Naples. and the Empress followed on a
later train. The municipal authorities at
Trier gave him most imperial reception.
The whole city WAS decked out in bunting
and flowers, and triumphal arches spanned
the road over which the Emperor and his
party passed. After driving through the
streets and receiving almost q continuous
ovation the Emperor proceeded 10 Enren.
where he reviewed the Fifth Army Corps.
This afternoon be returned,to Cobientz and
grand banquet was held at the castle
Tomorrow the Emperor will start for
Metz, where preparations have been CON-
Dleted to make his entry a veritable march
of triumph. This demonstration has ccu--
siderable significance. 1t Is not a mel,
coincidence that the German Emperor and
the Italian Crown Prince appear in Metz
almost exactly on the anniversary of
Sedan. Everything denotes that the chiefs
of the Triple Alliance mean now TO give
France warning that she must curb the
Chauvinism of her people.
The celebration of the German victory
over the French at Sedan was celebrated
generally throuchout Germany yesterday,
and in some sections the festivities were
continued to-day. The most brilliant event
in the celebrations was the maneuvers Of
the Eighth Army Corps near Treves.
They were Witnessed by the Emperor and
Empress and by the Crown Prince
Italy.
Commenting on the Sedan celebrate
the Berlin Post takes pesslmistic view or
matters. 1t thinks Germany's situation
serious one and says all efforts to effect
friendly relations with France have
failed. Frances success in Asia, the con-
seiousness that il has reached the limit of
perfection and strength in its army, and
last, but not least, the hope of Russia's
military co-0peration, have acted as stimu-
Isnts to the French temper
Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria
Hungary left Ischi this morning to attend
the army maneuve-s in GaIicia. 1t was
decided early in the week that he should
not leave Isehi until he should be due at
the Hungarian maneuvers, which will be-
gin on September 9. but the press raised
such clamor about the exposure of the
troops in Galieia to cholera, and re-
preached the Government so bitterly for
dooChiOltbE lOtCC lEUtu Tile injected
districts. that the Emperor felt he must
show his willingness 10 brave all the
uerils TO which he subjected his army.
Germany ana Italy will be the only DOW
ers which will be represented by attaches
at the maDeuuvers, no other countries
having been invited to be present Rumors
have reached Berlin that cholera has al
ready appeared among the troops march
ing to the field of the maneuvers
Herr Won Schielski. leader of the Poles
in the Reichstag. will succeed Count
Posadowski. now at the head Of the In
Derlal Department of Finance, as chief uf
the administration in Posen. This ar
pointment is gratifying 10 the Poles, as il
assures to them a dominant influence In
the provinces. The Emperor Williams
pro-Pollsh policy is watched jealously in
81. Petersburg
The cholera has failed to cause panic
here. as the people have perfect confidence
In the ciiy's good sanitary condition as a
protection against any increase of the epi-
demic.