The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-27

BERLIN, Oct. 26.-(Copyrighted 1895 by
the Associated Press.)-At the dedication
of Emperor Frederick Memorial church
and the Empress Augusta monument, the
empress appeared in public here for the
first time since her illness, which COM
menced at the Kiel fetes, being brought
on by over exertion upon that occasion.
The fact that her majesty has grown
considerably thinner and paler was com
mented upon on all sides. Indeed the
health OF the empress is still delicate
and that is the reason why her birthday
lOct - was observed in the most strict
family Seclusion. The usual court CON
CALCULATIONS and other ceremonies were
omitted and even the gala performance
prepared for the opera which was to give
the re-opening of the renovated theatre a
certain eclat, did not take place. The
physicians in attendance upon her maj
eSty nave strongly advised her to care
fully avoid al excitement and late hours
IN order TO fully recover her health.
A curious feature of the dedication cerc-
monies was the choral sung in the
church. when the Lord Sends a Cross,
Let Us Patiently Bear It." composed by
BOY thirteen years, Freder Won Viii
Hch. who when suffering from the same
complaint as Emperor Frederick sent II
70 the latter. Young Which died at
the same time as Emperor Frederick.
Emperor Opens Court.
Emperor William opened the new SUI
preme law court OF the empire at Leip-
sic today. His majesty arrived at noon
and was received at the railroad station
by the king Of SaXony. The two SoVer-
elgns walked together down the front Of
the guard of honor and then drove
through the town TO the new law court
building. Their majeStieS were heartily
cheered by the crowds who lined the
route, which was prOfusely decorated and
Aned By troops. military associations and
school children.
The chiefs of the various government
departments and the federal councillors
were present at the law court when the
arrival of the monarchs was announced
by d flourish of trumpetS.
Prince Hohenlohe, the imperial chan
cellor, read the documents, which were
deposited beneath the last stone of the
building, in which reference was made
TO the impending unification Of the judi
clal system Of the country through the
institution of a civil code. They ex-
pressed the hearty desire that by It's
IerdlctS the supreme court will ''contri-
butte 10 the universal triumph Of JUS
tee, right and honesty, and may they
flourish in all German towns"
Baron Castor, the BaVarian minister
then handed a troWel to the emperor and
the president of the reichstag, Baron
Won Beule-Brenberg, presented his mai
eSly With mallet, with which he struck
the stone thrice and said In the name
of the Triune God;
Right ShaK Remain Right I'm saxonv
The emperor then again tanned the
stone and the ceremony was concluded
with "hochS' for the emperor and the
king OF SaXony, the judges of the sl-
preme court and the president of the
reichstag.
At the banquet which was subsequently,
given in the main hall, his majesty ex-
pressed the satisfaction with the new
law court building and drank to its pros
perity.
The emperor also drank to the health
OF Prince Hohenlohe and other guests.
n accident occurred at the Dresden
RAN pad station during the evening. The
depot vas packed with people anxious
20 witness the emperor's departure, and
the great pressure Of the crowd bore
down the iron ratings guarding the plat
form. a boy was killed and many people
were seriously injured by the overturn-
ing OF people which followed.
Prince Bismarck's health at present is
excellent. He walks and drives daily
and seems to have quite recovered from
MS recent illness. DR.. SchWenniger his
PHYSICIAN, owing to i'll health, has been
compelled TO abandon most of his prac-
tee and will remain at FreidrichSruhe
Until the end of the year.
Inc emperor during the week spent a
feW days in shooting on the estate OF
Herr Van Wedel chief of the imperiaI
household at Presdorf
Next week his majesty will take mart
in the sham battles on Count Phillip Won
ReOrganizing the Cadres,
The chief topic of newspaper discussion
during the past week has been the new
battalonS. The secretary of war is nor
satisfied with their operations or utility
and the military experts declare thar
their purpose, forming cadres to be called
upon IN case of war, is far more prac-
tlcable. The emperor desires to have
Inc half battaHonS made whole ones
hence the liberal social press talk of a
forthcoming new military bill.
The fun text of his maiesty's speech
at the military banquet at Metz is now
published in the semi-offfcial Hamburger
Correspondent, and in its wording If IS
quite sensational. He said, among other
things.
Z expect during times of peace a strict
observance of iron discipline. 1t is only
by the old time Prussian use of the Often
sive, that we may hope to attain any
thing"
By special imperial edict the copies of
the rules governing the treatment of re-
cruits are being made ready for the com
mander OF each regiment TO hand TO his
subordinate officers. This action is being
taken on account of the number of cases
Of cruel treatment Of recruits which have
recently been made public.
Cheap Silver Grave Danger.
The secretary of husbandry. Baron Von
Observation-Disclosures, at a banquet given
TO him at Ratibor, Silecia, recently adj !
mittee the need Of dire relief felt by Ger |
;
kanitzs bill would be no cure for il !
The falling price of silver. he said, was a /
grave danger; but the government was /
considering means to counteract it This
speech has not pleased the agrarians, |
who want his reasons for denouncins- the |
kanitz bill.
in reply TO many recent complaints of |
German exhibitors at the Chicago Worlds (
fair, that their prizes and medals have !
not yet arrived here. DR.. Bosse, the min I
lister Of public instruction, has issued |
letter stating that the prizes could NOT |
be expected for some time to come
The exposition of California fruit pro- |
ducts, which closed Wednesday has been
commercially. very successful and a SINH I
Iar but larger exhibition of American
fruit products has been arranged for |
next spring a Berlin and London. Di- |
rector Johannsen starts this week for
California IN order 10 perfect The ar
rangements for these shows
Johanna Tauscher and Max Afvarv sail
ed for New York during the week on
board the steamship Lain and will iofn
Walter Damrosch's German opera com
pany in Cincinnati.
The Butchers Guild of Berlin is pro-
testing iii the newspapers against the
importation of American hams which
have been preserved in borax
The North German LLOYD STEAMSHIP !
company, at a meeting last Thursday.
resolved to build an Atlantic liner which |
is 70 Guido in size, speed and elegance
anything afioat. In addition, the Trave
and Aller are to be reconstructed.