The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
fCOpyrighted 1894 BY the Associated Press.

! conclusion Of army manoeuyerS was au-
dressed to the Presidents of the provinces
of east and west Prussian and In it the
emperor cordially thanked the people OF
| these portions OF the empire, In thu name
of himself and the compress for the msgnifi-
cent reception which WAS accorded 10 their
majesties.
The emperor also expressed gratitude
| for the attention and comfort bestowed
upon the troops who were quartered upon
the inhabitants during the manoeuvers,
adding: al am delighted 10 perceive the
memory of my grandfather Is kept alive
| in the province oil koenigsburg."
''On the whole, the health of the army is
| good, although there were reports OF chol-
era cases among the cavalry at the manoev-
ers but investigation of the reports show
hey are unfounded."
WANTS THE PEOPLE GIVEN SHOW.
Emperor William expressed disspproyal
| of the system of keeping the people at n
great distance during the military evolu-
tons. Much complaint has been heard
from the people on the subject recently
| and during Emperor Williams criticism
of the days exercises at Elbing. the police
began roughly forcing back the crowds
which attempted to approach the spot
where the emperor was surrounded by the
commanding officers. AS soon as he
noticed the action of the people his majesty
iDterfered and ordered the police officers
to allow the crowds to approach, saying:
"The people want to see their emperor
and the emperor wants to see his people. "
HE WORKED THE HEIR RACKET.
News has just been received here of the
arrest in Belgium of Solomon Kaufman,
formerly United States consular agent at
Maustadt, Bavaria. He Is charged wit h
appropriating various sums of money,
amounting altogether to 100, 600 marks.
The money, IL appears was sent by various
American courts 10 persons residing in his
district who had fallen heir TO European
estates. Kaufman is said TO have owed
United States consul AZ Mannheim, and the
prisoner used his position, it is claimed, to
work up estate claims in America
Some months ago. it Is charged, full
proof of kauffman's dishonesty was OBJ
tanned and being threatened with arrest,
be fled TO parts unknown.
MEDALS TO BE CAST FROM CAPTURED CANNON
AS if to disprove the French statements
that he desired to discontinue the popular
celebration of Sedan day, Emperor Will
lam has announced his intention TO nave
bronze medals cast from the French guns
which were captured in the war of lS10-7I
and to distribute them on the twenty fifth
anniversary OF the battle of Sedan, Sep
terlber 2 1895, to the surviv' 1g veterans of
the German army. During the coming
week, the government machinery viii be
In full working order, All the members
of the cabinet, except Chancellor Won
Caprivi, who remains at Carlsbad, are ex-
pected to return from their vacations.
GERMANY PROTECTS THE SUGAR
Among the new bills which the govern
ment is preparing is one imposing tax
ON the import of Sacchariue and other
chemically produced sweets, which enter
into composition with German beet sugar
This is intended TO meet the complaints of
the German sugar manufacturers who are
dissatisfied with tue new American tariff.
EASTERN FRONTIER CHOLERA QUARANTINE.
The impression prevails that the official
cholera reports are unreliable. Thus .or
the week ending September 10. the official
report gives thirty new cases and fifteen
deaths for the whole of the German en-
pire, while local Breslau paper reports
cases of cholera in one day at I4au-
rahutte and sixteen other Cases
in the neighborhood OF that place, of
which whole number, seventeen cases
were fatal. The frontier of Marion dis
trict, West Prussiahas has been closed
against traffic from Russia, except at
Otlettichin for railway passengers and at
Schiilnec for water traffic. Russian deal
ers are prohibited from visiting the weekly
market at Posen.
WILLIAM WRITES A LovE-soNG.
The Vossiche Zeitung says Emperor
William has written the words and music
to a cantata in the style of the old Mime
singers or MINISTRIES, extTolling the per
sonal and intellectual qualities of Queen
Margaret of Italy, to whom this compost
ton was dedicated. The emperor is also
said TO have sent copy Of his cautata 10
the queen OF Italy.
Between 10 and II o'clock yesterday
evening. Emperor William ordered the
torpedo fOtllia engaged ia the militia
manoeuvers to attack the war vessels
which were anchored off SassnitZ. The at
tack was very successful. The emperor
witnessed the manCeuyers today from the
board ot..tbe iron clad WoeFnworth.
King Alexander of Servia is diligently
Studying Germany and intends TO pay a
personal visit TO Emperor William during
his forthcoming trip 10 Berlin. The Young
monarch Will arrive IN Berlin on the
22nd aud will stay month.
ANOTHER FLYING MACHINE CEASK.
Another American. Il y. Nelson Of Bos-
tended to be the invenJo: Of flying ma
chine. On making the attempt 70 carry
out his promises before gathering in a
suburb Of Berlin he fell iutO the river, but
was saved
RECONCILIATION COINS MISIED.
Memorial coins TO the vaiue OF three
marks, called reconciliation thalers.'
have been coined IN he Berlin mint 70
Commemorate the reconciliation between
his majesty and the ex-chsncrl!Or. Five
thousand have been coined but not FOR
public Use. One side shows tue emperor
IN a generals Uniform, while the reverse
discovers Bismarck face
FAMOUS Plaintiffs wEETCHED GRANDSON.
Fre.dolin Won H0.bein. the last living
descendant CT the famous painter, poor, old
and decrep!t. bss been admitted as Au 10
maze into the poor house a. ADsslg. Bcke-
mia he bad earned seens living a
Photographic assistant Tor maBE Years CT
Vienna and elsewhere
During the last year the German army
counted I,oV3 recruits more Ia IS ranks
than The lae u August ). l-s5. regarding
the new peace iootlns, called for. THIS &
excess wAs m.il. = Que 20 the greater mum
Der Of one year volunteers.
The magnificent emperor William ms.
moral cnuTcE. while not yet finished. 20 /
far a. il tail stseDl= j. cancesned Is almost I
entirely furnished 10 its Interior About Z
Is. 90. 90 MARKS, gIits from The sGtIF= I
German nation, have BEEN expended I
upon a.
me empress has returned 70 tie ber /
palace o. Pot-dAla from k0-ai Ssbsrz aud I
o.bsF places ia the E1rsBsAsg.
President oeatou. o. Princeton College. j
sailed for New l0sk THURSDAY last 20 I
bard the AaeE9r ilue steamer Rene