The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-02

(Copyrichted is9! by the Associated Press.l
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-The effect of the new
tariff bill has been instantaneous in Der
lin, Frankfort and other export centers.
The very day the law went into effect the
invoices passing through the United
States consulate general increased 80 per
cent. and on the following two days. the
number was doubled. The industries
most effected are decorative China. paper
ware and chemicals. The whole German
export trade to the United States will be
increased owing TO the passage OF the
United States tariff measure some $50 per
cent. for some months, If indications can
be relied upon.
The Vossiche Zistung printed verbatim
translation OF the United States tariff bill
OF Wednesday in an extra addition. a
piece of journalistic enterprise which Is
much commented upon here as being quite
a departure from the usual methods
adopted in such cases. The bill, naturally,
has attracted widespread attention aud
the United States consulates, through the
manufacturing districts OF Germany are
flooded with inquiries as to the proper in
depreciation of the new duties aud tariffs
the case with the bigger manufacturing
firms, rs the latter are taking steps 10 in
crease their export business TO the utmost
under the new measure.
EMPEROR WILLIAM HEAVILY GUARDED.
Emperor Williams activity continues
On Tuesday he reviewed his Brandeuburg-
ers on the Tenn plehof review ground He
is in constant communication with his ad-
visers on all subjects aud is diligently dis
cussing the plans TO check the spread of
cholera. Yet he finds time daily to take
long excursions.
Since Emperor Williams return to Ber-
lin, large numbers of uniformed police are
always present at the railroad station,
when he arrives there or departs from the
city. During the parade on Tuesday last
his majesty was surrounded by q crowd of
gendarmes, mounted and on foot.
These precautions are being connected
with recent arrests of anarchists in this
city.
USING DOGS AS SOLDIERS.
An interesting military horss race. or
test of endurance. is shortly To take place.
The emperor has ordered two officers of
the dragon guards to ride from Berlin to
Cologne, 312 miles, within four days.
Each officer is restricted TO make use of
one horse, aud the two contestants will
only be accompanied by bicyclists. During
the coming army maueuvers the bicycle
and the use OF trained dogs will be tested
on large scale. Henceforth the bicycle is
to form part of the equipment Of each in
fantry corps, and a battalion will have
as well as experts to train them
in the use of the wheel. The dog
is becoming more generally used in war
like operations, especially for an advance
guard and dispatch service, although it has
been demonstrated that collies are the
only dogs which have been found really
available for this work, aud their number
first class animals.
Owing to the prevalence of cholera in
certain districts, the naval review, fixed TO
take place at Dantzic in the middle of the
present mouth, will be held at Swiumunde,
and foS the Koenigsburg festivities the
gathering of the crowds has been especi-
ally prohibited.
TRUCE BETWEEN CAPRIvI AND MIGUEL
Emperor William has not succeeded in
reconciling Chancellor Won
Caprivl and DR.. MIGUEL, but he has at
least been able to effect truce between
them. This result Is apparent in a pub
lished interview. in which the chancellor
is quoted as saying that DR.. Mique. must
stay in office as his task is only half done.
The annual cOnclave of the German
Catholics at Cologne has been largely at
tended. but little was done besides making
speeches There was neither humanity
Of opinion on the school question, religi
Gus instruction, nor the recall of the
Jesuits 10 Germany.
KNEEBE WILL BE RELEASED.
It is expected that Robert z. Kueebe,
the German horse owner. well known in
America, who was arrested here in May
last charged with ringing trottiug horses.
will be released in few days. Sworn
statements have been received from the
United States showing that the mare
Bathele, which he was supposed TO have
entered in Races here after declaring she
had never won a race, was Ia the United
rates during the period OF her supposed
running here IN Germany under the ficti-
tious name Of Nellie.
The magnificent ssrcophagi Of Emperor
l., aud Emgress Augusta have
been completed, aud placed in the mausO-
leum at ChaTlottenburg. Emperor Viii
lam has expressed himself satisfied with
them and today they were solemnly dedi-
Gated.
EUNYOS HAS NOT BEEN PLOTTISG.
The United States am 5assador, the Hon
Theodore Runyou, has been busy since bis
return, but the statement that hs has been
engaged with negotiations with herr Mar
,chalI Noa BieOerstein, the minister Of
foreign sffsirs. in regard TO the American
.ariff is 0nfOunded. The report circulated
q this city, evidently caused great annoy
,ace TO the German officials. for the Ma
.ioual Gazette today formally denies that
he minister OF foreign affairs visited Mr..
Runyon in connection with the tariff, ad-
Ting:
such visit does not correspond with
he diplomatic usage. No interview has
AIKEN place IN regard 20 sugar duties"
The emperor OF Austria is u arrive az
Landskron, Bohemia, early tomorrow to
attend the great clAnwgyres which begin
IN Monday. ATch1uSe Albrscht vii.
lave chief command % both armies. En
1eTOr Francis Joseph = TO give grand
Inner on "Wednesday. 20 which al the
'oreign attaches who Will be present at ne
are 20 be Invited.
sTRENGTHENIEG HIS NAVY.