The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-07


Posted on Affairs of stase-Bismarck is
Able to Take Long Walks and Entertain
Friends-Military Maneuvres for Au-
t1mn - BimetaIlists Cherish Hopes
Brrgcmaster Fined for Allowing . So-
ciaiist MeetiuSs-Foreign News.
Copyrighted 1895 by Associated Pres.)
Berlin. July 6.-The hot summer
weather has set in and the emperor
and the chancellor and other high Of
flclals or the government have left Ber-
lin on their vacations. The emperoT's
departure was deferred a few days
owing TO the illness Of the empress.
| whose exertions during the Kiel fetes
resulted in a miscarriage. She has
now nearly recovered and remains at
Potsdam with the children until her
strength is completely recruited. His
| majesty vii return here in the middle
| OF August in time TO be present at the
| autumn parade OF troops on the Tenn
| pelhon field. He is kept fully informed
regarding all present matters during
| his stay along the coast OF Sweden.
| throughout his vacation. reports Will
be sent to twice a day by special cour-
| iers. in regard 10 all government af-
| fairs requiring his attention. Prince
| Hohenlohe has gone TO Strasburg in
order TO visit the exposition there and
will afterwards proceed TO his Austrian
| villa at Atalauzee.
| With reference to the health OF
Prince Bismarck, the Hamburgische
| correspondent announces that he took
| a long walk yesterday and on return
| ing conversed with a number of Wis
ltors whom he found gathered outside
| the house. 4
| PTAyJNC cor DTJ~D
The program of the big army
| manoeuvres beginning September
| has now been decided upon. They will
| take place in the valley of the Oder
The South army will be composed of
the guards and the third army corps.
1t will have the task OF forcing the
| passage of the river RAINBOW This is
| only practical owing TO the swamps,
between Locknitz and Penkum. The
| North army, consisting OF two army
| corps, will oppose the passage OF the
! river. The first will witness a repulse
OF the enemy, who on the next day re-
! pulse their opponents. On the 3rd the
armies will fight battle near Neuin-
KITCHENS. During the whole time the
| troops are epcamped in the open this
| summer, long distance and recoinnert-
/ ing rides will be undertaken by the
| officers of the army by special order OF
| the emperor, who has offered a num-
Der OF silver tankards as prizes. The
| rides viii be governed by war condi-
| tons.
| The big veterans jubilee festival
| takes place in August on the Tempel-
| hoff field. All the veterans of the war,
| even the nurses and leaders of the Red
| Cross society. will take part in the
meeting.
| BIMETALLIC PROSPECTS.
{ The bimetallic leaders in Germany
| hope the bundesrath will authorize an
| international monetary conference
within fortnight. During the discus
sion of the propositions brought for
| ward for the relief of the depression in
| the agricultural circle in the lower
| house of the Prussian diet today DR.
Won Boetticher, secretary of state for
| the interior, referring to the currency
| question, said that so soon as the
! opinions of the various federal states
| We're received, the bundesrath would
take into consideration the question as
TO what foreign states should be nego-
| tiated with for summoning an inter
national monetary conference. He de-
! MED the statement of Baron Won
Thielemann, the German ambassador
| at Washington, that he expressed the
opinion that nothing would come OF
discussion OF the currency question.
BURGOMASTER FINED.
The action Of the president OF the
| government Of Kohlin. in filming the
burgomaSter of kohlberg ninety
marks for allowing Socialist cleo
| toral meeting TO be held in the assem-
| bly, room belonging to the corporation,
has attracted a great deal Of attention.
1t appears that IN reply to the demand
| of the president for an explanation,
the burgomaSter wrote that only part
of the audience consisted OF Socialists
and that they were good citizens to
whom he could not justly refuse the
use of the room. The burgomaster
added that moreover he acted In &C
cordance with the views OF the magis-
trate. During his term OF office he had
avoided harch trea tment OF any party
and the result of this attitude had been
decrease in the number of Socialists.
whose ranks he asserted, would only
have been increased by severity. This
calm reply elected violent retort
from the president who accused the
burgomaster of grossly violating his
duties. adding: You have knowingly
furthered the cause of the party which
throw OF social order, the monarchy
and Christianity. Therefore. am
obliged to make full use against you
Of my disciplinary powers"
The majority OF the municipal Of
ficers of Kohlberg thereupon pre-
scented an address to the burgomaster
expressing complete approval OF his
action.
MOSTLY OF AMERICAS.
Germany's right TO levy toll on all
vessels passing through the Kaiser /
Wilhelm canal forms the subject Of /
diplomatic correspondence on the part
Of Great Britain. Russia, Denmark, /
Sweden and Norway. The claim is I
made that Prussia, by assuming pro |
prietary rights over SchleswigH ol- I
stein also assumes the obligation 20 lay 4
no tax. tribute or tariff on vessels pass !
ing from the German ocean TO the i
Baltic sea.
julius Steinschneide-. founder and +
chief OF the scientific international 4
photographic institute. has gone 70 4
America, leaving debts amounting % (
1.000. 900 marks He is 80 years OF age, (
the son OF an old professor and librar- !
ian OF the university OF Berlin and /
man Of great attainments-
BY decree OF the bundesrath. al 4
European cattle Will hencsforth De {
guaranteed. the duration ot their 4
cuarantin depending upon the exist 4
ence or absence Of ntagious diseases i
IN the exporting countries
The German exports 20 America Tor q
the quarter ending July /. show a large
increase, the average increase for al 4
consular districts being about - Per
cent IN the Berlin district the s1- 4
crease is nearly - Per cent: in TIE
Hamburg district % per cent ani ia
the Gera district 10 per cent
Francis De Wolf. young American
baritone and a pupil % Professor
Stockhausen. al Franktort-or-the-
with the royal tbeater al Dresden.
Walter Danrosch has engaged Frau
lien NsIlmar. Of Munich. Herr Puttlitz.
the bzSso and Herr EzEsels.4t1e bari