The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-15
BRIGHT BITS FROM ERLIN.
What Our German Cousins Al
Talking. About.


Talking About.
| Berlin, July 1.-THE Centrist party
| is furious at the Bundesrath's rejection
of the Reichstag bill to repeal the anti
Jesuit law and threatens the govern
ment with all kinds of retaliation at
the next session of the Reichstag.
The Catholic congress, at it's session
in August, will decide upon the general
attitude of the Centrist party in view
Of action just taken by the Bundles
rath.
Strict measures are being taken on
the frontiers of Germany to exclude
cholera from this country, and. so far,
they have been successful. Extended
observations are being made along the
Russian frontiers. Nevertheless six
cases were found on the Vistula river
between Warsaw and Dantzic during
the past week. They are being isolated
and no apprehension exists
The Hamburg Senate has forbidden
the holding of the usual August fair
as a measure of precaution against the
possible Introduction of cholera into
that city. Statesmen and others who
usually attend this fair have united
with the view Of holding the Senate re-
sponsibe for the pecuniary loss which
der.
The boycott inaugurated by the So
cialists against certain breweries is
waged as wildly as ever. The authori-
ties are assisting the brewers by the
removal of the prohibition against sol
diers visiting beer gardens frequented
by socialists. Hitherto this regulation
had been strictly enforced in order to
prevent contact between the troops
ol.Se
which mostly sell boycotted beer, have
been deserted by the socialists for
places where unboycotted beer alone is
served, but they are stadily diminish
ing IN numbers. All the breweries of
North Germany are forming a league
IN order to fight the socialists.
The annual army maneuyers i'm SEN
TENDER about Bromburg on the Polish
frontier will of unusual interest. All
the men engaged will be of the class
having less than two years service.
Thus the occasion will be a test of
the men enrolled under the army law
OF 1898. The other novelties of the ma
neuVers Will be experiments with the
reduced weight field kit. DESIGNED nv
the emperor, who will personally com
Ifand the daylight cavalry maneuvers
emperor William has decided, against
the advice Of many prominent gener-
ais, TO re-introdu2e the light bayonet
which the infantry carried attached to
the rifle upon all occasions except when
on the march. Since the Introduction
OIL qticK-hrlng guns, bayonet charges
nave pseh regarded as almost obsolete.
emperor Williams visit to Cowes in
order to witness the more Important
Oh the south of England yachting regat-
taS, Will be of a private nature. There
will be no official RECEPTIONS.
Prince Bismarck is visiting his son
Herbert at Schoonhausen, en- route to
Varsin, his summer home. The ex
chancellor looks feeble, and is not vet
inclined to take active exercise on long
journeys. He is expected here on Mon
day and an immense demonstration is
in preparation.
whether or not Prince Bismarck was
the inspirer of the article. the Ham
burger Nachrichten makes the anti
anarchistic agitation the subject of the
most virulent attack upon Chancellor
Won Caprivi ever seen.
The Kreuz Zeitung also dubs General
Won Caprivi the chancellor of the
social Democrats.
The Compromised evidence to clear
Robert f. Kneebes, the American trot-
ting-horse owner. who is charged with
ringing on German race courses has
not been forthcoming. Mr.. Kneebes'
friends now regard his case as hopeless.
The trial will probably take place in
September
The Coincide Franchise company. in
Guiding Coquelin, has been giving per-
formances at Munich, but they have
been poorly attended This is due to
the controversy which the visit oc-
casioned in the French press and to the
refusal of Coquelin to visit Berlin,
Frankfort, Or any other German city.
French companies. however, are being
generally well received in Germany.
Prince Luitpold, heir presumptive to
the throne of Bavaria, has conferred up
on Coquelin the Louis medal of art and
science.