New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-10
THE GERMAN ARMY MANOEUVRES.
kxr1rUI, HANDLING OF THE ARTILLERY DURING

kxrIyrJY HANDLING OF THE ARTILLERY DURING
THE BATTLE NEAR scHLoBrTTEN
Berlin, Sept s.-The Seventeenth Army Corps
msnoeuvred Schlobitten yesterday The west
en division made an advance The COMMANDER oi
the eastern division sent forward cavalry to at
rack the enemy's right wing. Two hussar regi-
ments led the charge. which was executed mag
uincently despite the unevenness OF the ground
They broke through the line OF skrmshers, put
upon meeting the compact bodies Of troops behind
were forced TO retreat hastily with heavy losses
eastern army, but they did no better Meann,,ngg nng
tie eastern army's guns thus deciding the issue Of
the battle The eastern ommsnder poumd nS
suffering from the heavy artillery hre durihs 'he
retreat. .,.. .,o ,ond,,ro y, tho
artillery especially the ability with which the west
err divisions guns We're brought up, nu hys north
o. sntelhof Emperor William delivered his criti-
clsm to the generals on the sandy pam IN 1t b Ehinr
nilroad station.
CLOSE OF THE HYGIENIC CONGRESS-
Budapest Sept, 9-The International Hygienic
Congress adjourned to-day. after selecting Madr'd
q the next place OF meeting. A long list OF reso'u-
tms was submitted to the Congress yesterday
creating great confusion owing to the linguistic
dmcuty. Often the recommendations OF the reso-
ui;ons were printed nor trans.sted' anu 'nsre M
Elngs OF America protested against the genera.
adoption OF resouiions which were iinperiec.,s
oi them and chai.enge the vote. Nevertheless the
voting proceeded amid confusion Or. Bi.inss; ,na ~
PERSONS we're s nscrbcd on the ro Of the Congress.
demanded to know the number Of E per,Sns sons sSowed
Ihe president assented 10 count, anu ti9 e''o"
Tat only elghty-six members were voting
THE SIKH WAS DETAINED AT SHANGHAI
Victoria. b. c.. Sept s-The Northern Pacihc
uner Sikh arrived here yesterday from China' nav
Ing left Yokohama thirty hours in advance OF the
Empress Of China and been passed by her on me
EMpresss third day out. Among her passengers
Was Captain McAiplne, OF the steamship ismans'
LsD tons That steamer and ten other British yes
ss!s :!s have within the las, month been sod to Japan
''SusS japanese merchants Tor transpSrt nv
ts Chinese Government which considered her rice
ssgo contraband. On the Intervention OF the Brl'-
'n Consul she was allowed proceed.
rRESS ESTIMATES OF THE COUNT OF PARIS.
London. Sept a-The Berlin correspondents say
VA the German dailies speak Of the Count OF
a an amiable man. who never expected and
prss prsSsor never wished to become king the vienna
6as Msxes similar comments. The spanish court
,,,1T,sse ,,Tse Times. viii say " to-morrow: The only
SoW Sas & OF the Count Of Pars dean "a rsp rs 10
.,sS According to The Tines the Count left prop
ZIMMERMAN WINS AN INTERNATIONAL
RACE
Geneva Sept s-Arthur A. Zimmerman won the in
.ernational hve-kilometre race here to-day: time
INN MN % 10 sec In preliminary heat Zimmerman
-. se .ns Instance In min. 81 25 sec. Bonzino
TSs seSvho IN the main and Kubler third
A"e track was exceedingly damp.
WIN THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF FRANCE
rans. Sept s.-Dumond the kiometre trf
syS'e race at the Veodrome de Ia Seine to-day.
~"o Win 1t the championship of France.
RAILWAY DISASTER IN FRANCE.
fans, Sept s.-The 1910 p. m. day express from
4Hns Tor Cologne. thrown off the track be-
s~een Noyon and Chauny. The accident was caused
~ the shuntng Of freight-cars. The last Of the
80 was Just leaving the main track when the ex.
Esssss Train struck II. Eight persons were Killed and
snny others were seriouyy injured.
SULTAN OF MOROCCO DANGEROUSLY ILL.
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