The morning call., 1894-09-09
Without Result So Far as Car
Be Seen.
HIS POLICY JUsTIFIES ITSELF.
That Is the Main Thing in the
Opinion of the German
People.

BERLIN. Sept. S.-Emperor Williams
speech at Koenigsberg on Thursday night
at the close of the military maneuvers
about South Alien berg is. OF course, the
sensation of the hour. The Emperor is
FOND of taking all classes of subjects to
task when they diverge from him in opin-
ion. But no class has received such re-
Dukes as his rebelious mobiles, and his re-
buke was scarcely rendered more paatable
by the sOace afterward admins ed when
his forgivlng hand was proffered and the
nobility was urged as the faithful stay of
the realm to join him In a steady process of
repression against all parties of disorder.
There was the same ring in the autocratic
Emperor's last words as was heard upon
previous occasions. and when viewed In
the light Of acts and results there is moth
ing in them that can lead to any marked
polit cal action. The commercial treaty
policy of the Emperor has been more an
justified, notably by he revival of trade
with Russia, as shown within the last few
days by official figures and by the trans
formation of the 6stimat d deficit in the
budget into a surplus for the ensuing fiscal
year.
The Emperor, in recognition of their
loyalty to the throne and country, is to
confer upon the noble Prussian families
of Won Auerswald. Duenhoff, Dohne,
Eulen burg and Lehndortf the honor of
naming the Koenigsberg forts after each
Of them.
The diphtheria cure of DR.. Behring of
Berlin. disciple of Professor Koch, has
been exploited at the Buda Pesth Medical
Congress and indorSed by many of the
delegates present. DR.. Behring's cure is
called blood serum. By successive and
Increased doses The diphLhera cure is ln-
jected into animals and they have gradu-
ally acquired immunity from the malady.
The blood of such animals injected into
other animals has the effect of comforting
immunity upon the latter or healing them
If suffering from diphthera. OF this
blood DR.. BehTing extracted the serum
and has injected 1t into human beings
with wonderful results. Professor Hueb-
neT of Berlin and Professor R0ux of Paris
Endorsed the cure at the congress. Pro-
fessor Roux said he had applied it at the
Children's Hospital in Paris. Up 10 last
year so per cent OF the cases of diph-
liberia ended fatally. This year he has
inOculated over 400 children with the
serum and the mortality fell from 60 to Is
per cent. After few injections the
malady changed almost instantly to fever
and then soon disappeared.
The military maneuvers about Koenigs-
berg have shown that the trooIs have
been trained to a state OF the greatest eff
cheney. The Emperor seemed to delight In
specially hOnoIiog the Kings of Wurtem-
berg and Saxony by every means in his
power. Nearly all the foreign military
attaches attended the gala dinner on
Wednesday. Among them was Lieutenant
Evans. the United States military attache
here, with whom Emperor William ex-
changed few pleasant words.
The next important event on the i'm
peral programme is the naval parade.
which is to take place next week at Swine
munde, net far from Stettin. The parade
of warships will be followed by an elabor-
rate series of naval evolutions in the open
waters of the Bait C Sea. The feet will
consist of seventeen large ships aud forty
two smaller vessels.
During this week the Emperor had a
conference with Count Eulenburg, the
Prussian Premier and Minister of the In
terror, which lasted several hours. Upon
that occasion his Majesty sanctioned Won
Eulenburg's bill restricting the rights of
public assemblage and also restricting the
rights of the Prussian press. The Premier
pointed out that with the present Reich
stag, the repressive measure advocated in
the bill could not pass through the assem-
blage, but that something was urgent
needed in Prussia and the East 10 prevent
the spread of anarchy and socialism.
Cholera is making progress. 1t is true
that the last official reports show only
fifty hree new cases and thirty-one deaths,
but the danger lies in the further spread.
not only in the provinces of East ana West
Prussia, but in Silesia, Posen and Hesse.
Nassau is now affected and at Breslau
there are large number of suspects. The
whole or the frontier of PoseD, adjoining
Russia. is closed except at five points
where all incOmers are watched. In the
district of Oppein, Upper Sllesia, all reli-
gious pilgrimages have been stopped.