New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
hazardous to settle the business Of the session by
piecemeal anticipation"
EMPEROR WILLIAMS TOUR.
VISITS TO TRIER AND EUREN AND A GRAND
DINNER AT COBLENZ.
THE KAISER AND THE ITALIAN CROWN
PRINCE At METZ THIS wEEK-EMPERoR
FRANCIS JOSEPH TO SHARE HIS
ARMY's PERIL FROM CHOLERA

| ARMY PEklL FROM CHOLERA.
Berlin. Sept. 2-Emperor William left Cobenz
| for Trier at $50 o'clock this morning. accompanied
| by his suite and the Prince of Naples. The EN-
press followed in a later train. The municipal au-
| thorities of Trier made the most Of the Imperial
| reception. The whole city decked out in bunt-
ing and flowers. and triumphal arches spanned the
| road over which the party passed. After driving
through the main streets and receiving an almost
continuous ovation, the Emperor proceeded to
Euren where he reviewed the Fifth Army Corps.
AT APO o'clock this afternoon he returned TO Co.
blenZ At $50 there was grand dinner at the
castle. Among the many guests were the Arch
bishop of Cologne. the Bishop Of Trier, all the
generals and other officers who had accompanied
the Emperor during the review, and a host Of
local officials At o'clock grand musical tat
too given in the castle square. This was the
end of the Emperor's public duties for the day.
Although he had been busy for fifteen hours. he
conferred with General Won MISUNDERSTANDING
War Minister and talked some time with the Ital-
ian Crown Prince before he sat down TO his supper
in private.
Tomorrow the Emperor will start for Metz
where preparations have been completed to make
his entry a veritable march OF triumph. This
demonstration has decided significance. 1t is not
a 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 10 give France warning that she must
curb the Chauvinism of her people. At no pre-
vous manoeuvres has such throng Of distin-
guished men. all interested for the preservation Of
German unity. been grouped around the En-
peror Besides the Crown Prince of Italy. the King
Of Saxony, Prince Ludwig. Prince Leopold and
Prince Ruprecht Of Bavaria, and the Regent OF
Brunswick. there will be Prince George of SaNony,
the Grand Dukes OF Baden and Saxe-Weimar, the
Princes OF Hohenzollern the Princes Of Hohenlohe,
Field Marshal Won Bumenthal. General Won
Hoe ham
Kaltenborn- Stachau, Prussian Minister OF War.
Upon his arrival Emperor William will proceed
first to the military field service, which will be
held in the presence of the whole Sixteenth Army
Corps The road which has been cut from the sta
ton TO the vast plain where the service will be
held is spanned by triumphal arches In the
middle of the plain the great Imperial tent has
been erected 1t is surmounted with an immense
crown and has at the four corners golden eagles
with wings outspread After the field service the
Emperor will enter the Metz gate leading to the
Pariser Strasse, and will pass under the arches
and over flowers 10 the Place Esplanade, where
under the shadow of his grandfathers figure in
bronze. he will watch the troops march past. At
$50 O'Clock the Imperial party will depart for Ur-
ville the Emperors new country house.
FRANCIS JOSEPH TO SHARE HIS ARMYs RISK.
Emperor Francis Joseph of Austra-Hungary
left Ischl this morning attend the manoeuvres
in Galcia 1t decided early in the week that
he should leave Ischl until he would be due
at the Hungarian manoevures which will begin
on September g. The press has raised such a
clamor. however about the exposure OF the troops
in Galcia to cholera. and has reproached the Gov
eminent so bitterly for assembling a large forGe
from the infected districts that the Emperor felt
he must show his willingness to brave all the
pers 10 which ne subjected his army. Germany
scented by attaches at the manoeuvres. no other
countries having been invited. The district in which
the operations will be carried out Is swampy. rife
with typhoid fever and dysentery, and is bordered
with what are known as cholera spots Direct.
ing Surgeon Kowalski. Of the Vienna Hospital
and the Vienna Board of Health, warned the Cow
must tend TO spread cholera. The only concession
of the War Office however was to agree not 10
call out the reserves from places known to be
infected. Rumors have reached Berlin that cholera
has already appeared among the troops marching
to the field of the manoeuvres.
THE APPOINTMENT PLEASES THE POLES.
Herr Koscol- oscelsld, leader OF the Poles
in the Reichstag, will succeed Count Posadowski.
at the head of the Imperial Department of
Finance chief administrator in Posen. The ap-
pontment Is gratifying to the Poles. II assures
to them dominant influence in the Province. En-
peror Williams pro-PoliSh policy is watched Jeal-
ously in st. Petersburg.
BERLIN NOT ALARMED OVER THE CHOLERA.
The cholera has failed to cause a panic here as
the people have perfect confidence in the ctys
good sanitary condition protection against any
the municipal authorities, the record Of cases and
deaths is posted daily at the Town Hall. Few peo-
pie take the trouble TO read the list
THE NEXT BAYREUTH FESTIVAL
The next Bayreuth festival will begin on July 10
and end August 10. and will include twenty per-
formances. "Parsifal." "Lohengrin" and "Tann-
haeuser' will be given.