The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02

leased.
Berlin, Sept. 1.-[Copyrighted, 1894,
| by the Associated Press. 1.-The effect of
the new tariff bill has been instantane-
Gus in Berlin. Frankfort and other ex-
port centers. The very day the law
went into effect the invoices passing
| through the United States consulate
general increased so per cent and on
the following two days the number was
doubled
The industries most affected are dec
GRATED china, paper ware and chemi-
Gals. The whole German export trade
to the United States will be increased,
owing to the passage of the United
States tariff measure from 100 to $50
per cent, for some months, if present
indications can be relied on.
journalistic Enterprise.
The Vossische Zeitung printed YER
batim translation of the United States
tariff bill on Wednesday last in an
extra edition. 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 materially has
attracted widespread attention, and
the United States consulates through
the manufacturing districts of Germany
are flooded with inquiries as to the
proper Interpretation Of the new du-
ties and tariffs which come under
them. This is especially the case with
the bigger manufacturing firms, as
the latter are taking steps to increase
their export business to the utmost I'M
der the new measure.
Emperor Williams Activity.
Emperor Williams activity contin-
ues. On Tuesday he reviewed his
Branderburgers on the Templehof re-
view ground: He is in constant COM
munication with his advisers on all
subjects and is diligently discussing
the plans to check the spread of chol-
era. Yet he finds time daily to take
long excursions.
Since Emperor Williams return to
Germany large numbers of uniformed
police are always present at the rail-
road station when he arrives there or
departs from the city. During the pa
rade on Tuesday last his majesty was
surrounded by a crowd of gen d'armes
mounted and on foot. These precau-
lions are being connected with the re-
cent arrests of anarchists in this city
An interesting military horse race or
test of endurance is shortly to take
place. The emperor 4 $ ordered two
officers of the Dragoo k,suards to ride
in four days. Each officer is restricted
to make use Of one horse and the two
contestants will also be accompanied
by bicyclists.
Coming Army Maneuvres.
During the coming army maneuvres
the bicycle and the use of trained dogs
will be tested on large scale. Hence
forth the bicycle is to form part of the
equipment of each infantry corps and
each battalion will have detachment
Of trained riders as we'll as experts to
train them. The dog is becoming more
generally used in warlike operations,
especially for an advance guard and
field dispatch service, although it has
been demonstrated that collieS are the
only dogs which have been found really
available for this work. and their num-
Der is limited and the selection confined
to 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 month, will be
held at Swinemunde, and for the
Keenigsburg festivities the gathering
of crowds has been officially prohibited
brought About Truce.
If Emperor William has not succeed
ed in completely reconciling Chancellor
Won Caprivi and Dr. MIGUEL, he has at
least been able to effect truce between
them. This result is apparent in a
published interview in which the chan
cellor is quoted as saying DR.. MIGUEL
must stay in Office as his task is only
half done.
The annual conclave of the German
Catholics at Cologne has been largely
attended. but little was done besides
making speeches. There was neither
unanimity of opinion on the school
n LOCI inn 1-aliOi011C inctr1lotiOn No ha
recall of the jesuits to Germany.
Kneebs VIII Be Released.
1t is expected Robert E. Kneebs, the
German horse owner, well known in
America, who was arrested here in May
last charged with ringing trotting
horses, will be released in a few days.
Sworn statements have been received
from the United States showing the
mare Bethel which he was supposed
to have entered in races here, after
declaring that she had never won a
race, was in the United States during
the period of her supposed running here
in Germany under the fictitious name of
Nellie.
General Notes.
The magnificent sarcophagi of EN-
peror William / and Empress Augusta
have been completed and placed in the
masoleum at Charlottenberg. Emperor
w ulldHl IdS tApISSSeu HlIlSell SdllS- !
fled with them and today they were
solemnly dedicated.
The United States ambassador, the |
Hon. Theodore Runyon, has been busy
since his return, but the statement that |
ne has been engaged in negotiations |
with Herr Marshall Won Bieberstein, |
minister of foreign affairs, in regard to |
the American tariff, is unfounded. The |
report circulated in this city evidently |
caused great annoyance to the German |
officials, for the National Gazette today |
formally denies that the minister for
foreign affairs visited Mr.. Runyon in |
connection with the tariff, adding: |
'Such a visit does not correspond with |
the diplomatic usage. No interview |
has taken place in regard to the sugar |
duties"
The emperor of Austria is to arrive |
at Landskron, Bohemia, early tomor-
row to attend the great manoeuvres
which begin on Monday Archduke |
Albrecht will have chief command of |
both armies. Emperor Francis Joseph |
is to give a grand dinner on Wednes-
day, to which all the foreign attaches
who will be present at the maneGvres |
are to be invited.