The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-27
EMPEROR IN HISELEMENT.
Promised Grand Spectacular German
Military Reviews.


Night Attacks, Marches and BIZ
vouacs Now the'order of:the Day-A
Monument to Emperor william I.
! What the Press Finds to Say About
the War Lords" Extravaganoe.
Great Rowing Regatta - Military
| Scandal.
Berlin, Aug. 23.-The maneuvers of
the North sea fleet have been in pro
/ gress for the last four days. Eleven iron
clad and forty other vessels take part in
the evolutions.
The naval maneuvers will be con-
cluded in the Baltic on Sept. 6. The
fleet will leave Kiel and will join other
vessels concentrating at Swinemunde,
where the emperor on the imperial yacht
Hohenzollern, will watch the evolutions.
The feet may be ordered to Dantzic, but
it will not cooperate in maneuvers there
with the military. Neither will the
night crossing OF the river Vogat be
effected By the East Prussian troops, as
the emperor had hoped, even after the
serious outbreak of the cholera. This
feature VIII be replaced, however, with
a night attack upon Thorn. The plan of
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been altered, so as to locate the principal
battlefelds between Koenigsberg and
Elbing, instead of between Elbing and
Dantzic.
The emperor and empress and the King
of Wurtemburg will arrive in Koenigs-
berg on Sept. 9. They will be welcomed
on the Sattler Platz by thirty young
women in white, who will scatter flowers
and do other conventional things never
omitted from such receptions. The en-
peror will unyeil a monument to the old
emperor, probably emphasizing the i'm
pOrtance of the occasion with political
and historical speech. The speech Will
be followed by the march past of the
troops, the veterans and the civic
societies. There will be banquet at the
castlein the evening, big tattoo by the
massed military bands and general iilu-
mination. On Sept. 5, the First assembly
corps which for the time being is to be
commanded directly by the emperor, will
have a grand parade. On the following
morning the emperor will lead the corps
away toward BraunSburg to meet the
Seventeenth corps advancing from Ell
bing.
, The emperor, empress and king will
visit Count Dohna at his Scholbitten
castle on Aug, TO- when the emperor will
also take the field at the head of his
corps On Aug II great battle will be
fought, the First corps, led by the en-
peror defeating the Seventeenth and
driving them toward Thorn.
Among the guests at the maneuvers
will be Geoltz Pacha German soldier in
the Turkish service, and seventeen Turk
ish officers who have come north 20 enter
the German army. The end of the i'm
perial programme involves the concen-
tration of the entire Third army corps
in Berlin on Sept. 25. This corps is
generally garrisoned throughot Branden-
burg, but will be brought together here
with its full 10000 men TO respond to the
emperor's alarm signal.
After this demonstration, which is sure
to turn the city tOpsy turvy while IL lasts,
there will be the formal closing of the
military season with a parade on the
Tempelhofer field. The radical dailies are
not pleased with this elaborate pro-
gramme. As the thousands of troops
to be concentrated here must receive II
cents extra pay daily per head, and must
be transported and cared for at still
greater expense, the emperor is regarded
as rather too eXJravagant. AS there have
been tiVe deaths from cholera within the
last few days, a special cholera station
will be established for the protection of
troops during the maneuverS.
The Emperor's holidays have benefited
his health noticeably. Since his return
he has thrown himself with tremendous
energy into military and political affairs
The newspapers record his many achieve
, ments and plans to considerable length.
He has confirmed the sentence of an Off
Ger who insulted a schoolmaster serving
in the reserve, writing on the margin Of
the report: u never before supposed
that there was such a boor in my army"
The of1cer hastened to throw up his COM
mission after learning OF this comment on
his conduct. The emperor has given
notice of his intention to give five bells to
the Emperor William /. Memorial church
p in Berlin Last week he ordered Won
Werner to paint a picture of him congrat-
ulating Field Marshal Won Moltke on his
Goth birthday.
The capture of fourteen anarchists
some ten days ago was the beginning of a
series of important discoveries which is
still in progress. The police have found
secret meeting places, frequented by an
archists. Bremen, Lubbock, Lundensheid,
} Nordhausen, Mainz, RlXdorf, FOrSt,
Weissenfels, Weisbaden Halle Hamburg,
Altoona, Hummelsburg and Dusseldorf
They have learned also that there are an
archist groups in Leipsic, Magdeburg and
Frankfort, though still unable to find the
meeting places In these three towns. The
, first result of these discoveries is the
governments decision to increase the po-
lice in Berlin where many anarchist
meetings have been held in the last six
. months. A special credit for this purpose
will be proposed in parliament.
The emperOr's prize, which is to be
rowed for hereafter at the annual regatta
at Greanau, is a large silver tankard
handsomely ornamented and valued at
81 200 The race for ii will be open TO all
university crews from England or Ger
many. If Englishmen win the prize. a
German crew must go to England TO get
1t back The Hamburg and Munich clubs
will send crews to the third European
, rowing congress, which will be opened at
Macon on sept. Is.
A military scandal Of the first maRni-
tude was reported yesterday from
Mareinwader. mess dinner OF brigade
} officers was celebrated there early in the
week. and 100 of the guests got drunk.
They formed line with the band at the
! head and marched through the streets.
Some were without helmets or caps.
Others were without coats aud all bran
, dished swords or canes. Their singing
/, brought out a big crowd Of boys and
, roughs, who fell in behind and jeered and
/ ridiculed the rest of the procession All
OF the officers will be courtmartialed
Peruvian Insurgents.
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