Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-17

accompanied the emperor upon his in- spections of the various regiments in Berlin and Potsdam Tuesday he at tended a grand review of the troops in the Tempelhofer field; Wednesday he attended another demonstration at Pots dam, and that night was one of the guests at a fete on Pfauen island Thurs day he was present at the officers hur- de and steeplechase races on the Spell ings Lust grounds. On this occasion the emperor arrived in gig driven by him. self, and the empress rode in gala car riage with the archduke.
 The empress looked exceedingly well, and has quite recovered from the anemic trouble which her appearance recently indicated that she was afflicted with. The sports on the field were marred by several accidents. l.. Won Lelow fell with his horSe Talbot, and was carried from the field in a dying condition. Lieutenant Walser's horse fell and broke his leg and had to be shot This acci- dent, as well as the shooting, occurred close to the court seats, where was seated brilliant assemblage of princesses and court danes.
 Although out of season, the aristocracy of Germany and elsewhere are swarming into Berlin. The Crown Princess of Sweden was present for several days, and among the other celebrities notice
 
 were Duke Albrecht of Mecklenburg- Schwerein, Prince Alexander of Prussia, Prince Heinrich of Reuss, Prince Will liam Radzwill and other society lead CTS. When the court leaves Potsdam these personages will vanish. After the imperial family have taken the seats at Sassntz they will go to Wilhelm hohe. returning in September to Potsdam where the empress will await her ac- couchement.
 Tho hoc al of the young princes of the imperial fam fly shall learn to swim, so a bathing house has been erected on the banks of the Havel. in which the youngsters be- gan their daily practice last Monday
 The emperor has confirmed the sen tence of one years imprisonment im- posed upon the Mennonite, Tiechnor, for refusing 10 serve In the army on relig- ious grounds. Tieohnor has already served two months imprisonment on the same charge.
 The municipal authorities of Stettin have organized an unique night fete to take place on September 9, to which Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria has accepted an invitation.
 The fete includes an excursion on the river Oder to Half on which occasion the river and town will be set ablaze with electric lights. magnesium candles, etc.
 A procession of fire ships will follow etiC itlptiitl it.tHttl lb I1tiil anu
 A large number of Americans have been invited. including MT. Thomas B. Ferguson. United States minister to Sweden and Norway; Lieutenant-Com- mander Cowles, naval attache to the United States embassy at London and Lieutenant Rogers. naval attache to the American embassy at France.
 The Deutsche Tages Zetung Agra rian makes demand that the importation of meat in casks shall be prohibited on the fFR1 hot wholesome.
 Some of the members in the agricul- tural committee of the landtag go still further and have announced their in- tention To introduce a resolution prohib- iting the importa ton Of all meats with out regard to the existence or non-exist- ence of disease among animals in the countries from which they are imported
 An attempt was made a few days ago by the Constantnople correspondent of the Tageblatt to obtain an interview with the widow of the late Emin Pasha who is now the wife of Turkish official. but was prevented by her trustee. Mmc. DeiaNeau, from seeing her. Mme. Dala- Veau Informed the correspondent that the property generally supposed to b. long to Emins widow was really prop erty that belonged 10 her which she in- tended to use in the exploration of q mine. From this it would seem that Mime. Delaveaus intention is to secure to herself and not to Emins daughter Emina. the millions which Emin left and which she. Mme. Delavcau ssqucst- cred from Berlin in order to prevent Emins daughter from obtaining it. She admitted that Emin had sent her money at various times and that she had always asked for more.
 The German-American veterans nf the war of 1870 have planned a visit to Prince Bismarck at Freidrichruhe. after attending the celebration of the German victories at Metz on June 2S.
 The entries for the Keil rcgattas which will take place during the canal celebration fetes comprise 277 yachts of all sizes and rigs. During the fetes German naval congress will be held. The delegates will form Il line along the banks of the canal the day the emperor passes through the Holtrau sluces.
 An International inquiry office for the purpose of furnishing information to visitors has been opened on the SchIoss- Strasse, in Kiel. in which thirty-four interpreters, representing an excess of that number of languages will be em- plOyed during the celebration