The herald., 1894-09-16
THE KAISER AND HIS PEOPLE.
They Want to See Him and
He See Them.
Emperor williams Latest Public
Utterances.
He Reprimands the Police for Trying to
Keep this People Away From
Hs Presepco-Bsrltn
Gable Letter.

Copyrighted. 1894, by the Associated Press.
BERLIN. Sept. l5.-The latest public
utterance OF Emperor William in his
proclamation. issued from Schlobitten
at the conclusion OF the army mannu
vers, was addressed TO the presidents o.
the provinces and East and West Prus'
sa. and in it the emperor thanks the peo.
pie of these portions OF the empire, in
the name OF himself and the empress,
for the munifcent reception which was
accorded to their majesties. He also
expressed gratitude for the attention
and comfort bestowed upon the troops
who were quartered by the inhabitants
during the maneuvers. adding:
81 am delighted to perceive the
memory OF my grandfather is kept alive
in the province OF Koenigsburg."
On the whole the health OF the army
was good, although there were reports
OF choleraic caees among the cavalry at
the manWuvree. but investigation OF
the reports shows they are unfounded.
Emperor William expressed his dis
approval of the system OF keeping the
public at q great distance from the
army svolutions.
Much complaint has bsen heard from
the people on the subject recently, and
during Emperor williams criticism Of
the days exercises at Elbin 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 police, his
majesty interfered and ordered the po-
lice officers to allow the crowds to ap-
proach, eaying: ''The people want to
see their emperor, and the emperor
wants to see his people,"
As il to disprove the French state.
ments that he desired to discontinue the
popular celebration of Sedan, Emperor
William has announced his intention to
have bronze medals cast from the
French guns which were captured in the
war of 1S70-7l, and to distribute them
ON the twenty fifth anniversary OF the
battle OF Sedan, September 2, 1895, to
the surviving veterans OF the German
army.
During the coming week the govern
ment machinery will be in full working
order. All the members OF the cabinet,
except Chancellor Won Csprivi, who re-
mains at Carlsbad, are expected to re-
turn from their vacations.
Among the new bills which the gov
ernment is preparing is one imposing q
tax ON the import of ssccharine and
other chemically produced sweets which
enter into competition with German
beet sugar. This ia intended to meet
the complaints OF the German sugar
manufacturers. who are dissatisfied with
the new American tariff.
Another American, III. n. Olson oil
Boston, has scored rank failure here.
He pretended to be the inventor of a
! flying machine. On making the attempt
to carry out his promises before gath
ering in suburb OF Berlin, he fell into
the river, but was saved.
Freidolin Won Bolbsin, the last living
descendant OF the famous painter. poor,
old and decrepit. has been admitted as
an inmate into the poorhouse at Asssig,
Bohemia. He has earned scant living
&c . photographers assistant for many
years at Vienna and elsewhere.
President Patton Of Princeton college
sailed for New York on Thuraday last on
board the Anchor line steamer Rome.