Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-20

isfy the French. Only successful war and reconquered prestige would con tent them. At the same time" Prince Bismarcks organ continues, i've urge the necessity of joint action to curb Brit ish expansion
 The Coburg newspapers are taking lively interest in the debates in the Brit ish parliament in regard to the Engllsh allowances to the Duke of Saxe-Coburg as the Duke of Edinburg. If his royal highness were to heed the public and private comments,=the papers agree, he would either give up his English posi- ton or vacate the Coburg throne.
 The Berlin Taeglic Rundschau, in an article referring to the local irritation Tn the duchy of Saxe-Coburg in regard tp the duke, extends it's criticism to the duchess, complaining of her use of the French language at the court and in her intercourse with the officials at the pal ace, but every one knows that Coburg IS not a German court.
 Emperor William is enjoying a season of deer stalking upon the Silesian estates of Count VonHochberg. His majesty rose at dawn yesterday and followed his quarry through the woods for hours. Be- fore II o'clock in the morning he had shot six roebueks. After this he took his breakfast in the woods and resumed the chase in the afternoon, killing nVe more deer. The kaiser's suite declare that those accompanying him find the work productive of profuSe precipitation.
 The emperor and empress paid visit to the barracks in the Tempelhofer field last Thursday, when the Grauen Nereln gave practical demonstration of their field ambulance work. The emperor af- tepwards handed diplomas to the ladies who were qualified to act as volunteers to nurse the sick and wounded in time os war
 According to the ReichsanZeiger, the Princess Waldemar of Denmark, form erly Princess Marie of Orleans whose eccentrieities have long harrassed her husband, has been confined in private asylum near Vienna. Her father, the Due de Chartres, who is now on visit to the Duke and Duchess of Cumberland. at Gmunden, says his daughters physi- cal health is good, but private reports say she is suffering from nervous attacks which are pronounced incurable. It is learned that the fugitive anarch- ist leader, William Werner who has for some time been refugee in London, has recently made a secret visit to Berlin, endeavoring to collect funds with which to establish an anarchist order. He was not successful in raising the money, and the police soon learned of his presence in. the city. They were unwilling to arrest him, however, but warned him that if he did not leave at once he would be made prisoner. Acting upon this hint Werner left. and has presumably gone back to London.
 Matt Dwyer, the turf man, has bought in America the horses, Bonnie Bell and Yanter, of Lexington-W Woodburn farm fame, and intends to start them in the trotting races in Berlin. and also in the races at the coming trotting meeting in Munich, under the patronage of Prince Arnulph of Bavaria. The good sport and large attendance at the trotting races here attest the' rapid development of trotting in Germany, and surprise is expressed that there are no crack Ameri- can horses here to take part in the con tests.
 Baron Schilling. a Russian breeder of horses, is here by the order of Czar Nicholas for the purpose of finding and purchasing.