St. Paul daily globe., 1894-05-20
A SENSATIONAL ARTICLE

pairing bills forbidding the return of
the Jesults to their respective territor-
A SENSATIONAL ARTICLE
published by the Paris Figaro is attract
ing much attention here. The Figaro,
IN the article referred to, states that
emperor William and his chief of staff
hhdiagreed upon the selection of the
officers to be sent 10 France, in allotted
muchi commented upon in the news
papers and elsewhere, not as to the
allegation against the emperor. which
is treated as beneath contempt.
but as q warning to German travellers
visiting or intending to visit France,
and as indicating what may be expected
from the alleged "craZy credulity of
Frenehmen on the spy queution." to
uee a,phrase adopted by certain paper
III discussing the matter.
The National Zeitung, referring to
the FigarO's charges, advises German
travellers 70 act with the greatest of
prudence, as the number of cases of the
afreStiOf German pleasure seekers in
France is increasing.
+ IAnexDert here processes to have dis
covered the secret or Herr Doves bull
let-proOf coat. He declares that it COLI
sists of krupp's steel plate, probably
two centinetreS in thickness, protected
by an Oakum stutfing to deaden the I'M
pact of the bullet. Such plate, it is
added, would resist the most improved
of the latest style of rifles. Herr Dove
was taxed with this alleged discovery
OF his secret, and intreply he gave an
evasive answer. The distinguished
Mannheim tailor has Just gone to Lon
don in order to exhibit his invention
80 IN A MUSIC HALL.
On the other hand, dispatches re.
ceiyed here from London say that
young lady, who Is an expert in the use
of the rifle, has accidentally discovered
the secret of Herr Dove. In any case
she is being fired at nightly in a music
hall while clothed in so-called bullet
proof coat.
In accordance with American diplo-
matte regulations the Washington gov
ernment was not officially represented
at the funeral here Thursday last Of
Herr Kurd Won SchloeZer, although the
latter was formerly German minister TO
the United States. Some members of
the United States embassy attended
the funeral III their private capacity.
Emperor William las offered 10 SUBJ
scribe the sum of $500 per year for
Sc veral years. out OF his private purse,
i'll order to uelray tie expense OF build
ing state theater at Bomberg. town
of about $4,000 Inhabitants. situated
about seventy miles from Posen.
Among tine papers Of DIR. Spitta, the
famous biographef OF Bach, the COM
poser. has been found an important
history Of romantic opera. The work,
| 1t appears, was completed after several
years OF labor, only week before the
death of Dr.. Spitta.
The dismissal OF 500 men who absent
ed themselves from work Oh May day
led the Social Democrats To boycott sew
eral large Berlin breweries. The Sc.
cialists held nine meetings today IN Or
del to discuss the matter. aud resolved
| u scrupulously maintain the boycott,
| and to lusist upon lhs following cOndi-
tions: Recognition of the existing brew
cry wcrkmen's union and its wages. the
payment of an indemnity to. and the
reinstatement OF the dismissed men,
and the recognition of granting of May
day as u DAY OF rest. SO far the boy
colt is practically inetfective.a as the nom
lboycAtted brewers have combined with
the DoycOtted. and refuse to sell any
beer Houses who have stopped taking
beer from the bOycotted breweries.