New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
DEFILING PAST THE KAISER
IMPOSING REVIEW IN BEhLlN
THE FLOWER OF THE GERMAN ARMY
ON PARADE
SaLCTING TIE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS.

ssIrT1NG THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS.
THREE LITTLE PRINCES TRor ALONG IN TIE
RANKS OF TIE GARDE DU coRrs-EM-
rrRop WILLIAMS RECORD AS TRAY
EILER-HIs VISIT TO EUGENE cRITI-
C1sED-AGRICuLTURAL EXPERTS
FOR EMBASSIES MOVEMENTS
OF AMERICAN DIPLOMA
lists A DEFENDER
OF cAsERIO.
Berlin. Aug 1s-The grand fall parade OF the
Garde du Corps took place to-day on the rem
pelhofer Field. The Emperor was accompanied
on horseback by the Empress. VINO wore the
uniform Of her own Pasewalk Curassiers with
them rode the whole Imperial suite IN the glory
- >,,,, GALA dress The review was as imposing
&c orer Moro than 80 coo troops marched past
the Imperial couple artl sau'ed The e'ue'
three nripccs marched with the first company
q, Tho Foot Guards trottng along bravery 10
hold their places In the vast procession Inc u'S-
play was watched by the usual CROWDS Out III
tho city the day was not observed heartily. re"
flags were hung In the streets leading 20 "e
narade ground. Many Americans had come tro'"
Dresden TO Join those here In seeing the re''e"'
but most OF them were disappointed as inc
United States Embassy could get only ten per-
mits for carriages to draw NJ by the hagPos''
All the rest Of the cards had boeh give" " VIM
c,ais and other embassies
The Emperor.s return TO Berlin has closed one
OF his busiest travelling seasons. Inc ne"''
M mar. .av that since the last August parade on
,,o Tennelhofer Field he has passed only loo
days in Berlin or Potsdam. The other l's ne mas
mn .sed in Journeys through Germany or ABROAD
He devoted twenty-seven days o, the lss To army
manoeuvres. sixteen to official visi's '"e"'
one to his Abazzia trip and the re'ha'n"er ~
hunting calling and the Ike. In the Eear '"c
Kaiser travelled 10000 kilometres. exclusive Oh
his many short Journeys in the neishoo'hoou Oh
Berlin.
The South German newspapers cr'"ciss "'
yerselv the Emperor's call upon the eN-r'hp'cSs
rupenie In England after the Aldershot re''e"
,o., 1resaav They contend that whatever the
rnnsror.s personal feeling may be. ana however
friendly he may be disposed toward 'he "o'''''
who precipitated the Franco-Pruss'an "ut' ~
cannot d,vest himself Of the character OF 'he
German Emperor. IN this character, 'hey nuu'
ne could hardly be regarded as In place AZ h'u-
o.,,e,a ,ea-table The "Dresdener Nachr'ch'eh
speaks thus pontedly:
The ,mpu.sivc hsh-mindeines. Of the Emp 3rs..
Inust ye!. W., mere private person. and In visit
Inc her the Emperor has placed himsen III comm
with his own recent acts oil i''e''' " ''
French Republic
The Bismarck,an newspapers co'h'h'"'S WV"
o,,a, s.ver,,y on the Emperor's policy The editor
- tho Hamburger Nachrich;en" IL especially
,.oxo, hec,use the Emperor wore his English uni
4 IA. no cal
..,s quite incompatible on this occasion with the
rr,eror,s po.i,lon and dignity The general be
lief in Berlin Is that the Emperor N'S'''' '>'S''
at Queen Viciorias request
Tn. President OF the German Agricultural
League recently sent a request TO Chancellor Won
C,nrvi that agricultural experts should be at
,anh.d 70 German Embassies. The request was
eunnnr,cd by a petition signed by members OF Inv
League The Chancellor decided th's "'ek !"
grant II and made provision IN me -. ~ ,ne
FOR the agricultural attaches The duties OF ,he
new of,lcials will be 10 watch ana report on crops
agricultural machinery and gchcra' iihp'oEr
,ncn,s IN farming methods tht"okh""' INV WIN
The rowing clubs ~ Germany have appea'ed -
,be a,udents throughout the Empire 10 form uni
,r.,,r hoaf clubs in accordance with Emperor
wuuau ms suggestion. The Berlin and Bonn 'hl-
yersiiy clubs whose organization was announces
several weeks ago. have given n"l'e 'hht "'!
viii compete for the Emperor's special prize at
the German regatta next year.
The first hea, Of the race between Cowboy
CODY and Fischer the bicyclis was contested IN
Munich on Wednesday. The contestants rode tor
two hours In which Fischer covered s"ven'y-hvc
and a half Kilometres and Cody sixty-"ght and
,hree-ouarters Fischer changed bicycles once.
Will. Cody u ed up six horses. Twn more heats
ore 10 be ridden 1t is regarded az forcgOne
conclusion that Cody will be badly beaten.
Theodore Runyon the United States Ambassa-
dor ,s expected 10 resume his drties one week
from, to-day Secretary Coleman will then leave
Berlin for a long vacation Secretary Jackson
and Mrs jackson. who are passing their ho'i-
DAYS in London are expected TO return on Angus,
40 Lieutenant c T.. Vreeland United States
Naval Attache has gone 10 kiel T. witness the
formation OF the manoeuvre squadrons
Most OF the Anarchists who were arrested this
week in Berlin have been known for come time
as Violent lawbreakers. They are quite different
from the French theorists who have Just been
tried In Paris Only one man ~ education: liz
now posing I'm Berlin as a defender OF the Anar-
chist creed This is the versatile Freiherr Won
Egidy a retired colonel. who contested n seat
for the Rcichstag here last summer. In his Jour
nal decentralization" ne published on Monday
the following defence Of Caserio. the murderer Of
President Carnot:
Caserio did not murder for the sake OF numbering
Quite possibly he believed that he was helping 10
protect and assure to humanity the most sacred
forr 10 distinguish between the bloody fanatic and
the noble Anarchist.