The morning times., 1895-07-07
Diplomatic BiGkering Brought on
by the New Canal.
WILLIAM GOES SUMMERING
But the War Lord VIII Be kent In
formed by a News Service of Spe-
cial CouPiers-Septembe Army
Maaeuvecs Arran. n.ed-Americaos
In Berlin.

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Berlin, July 6.-1he not summer weather
has set in, and the Emperor, the Chancellor
prince HohenloheJ and the other high Off
Gals of the government, have left Berlin
on their vacations
The Emperor's departure was deferred q
few days owing totheillness ofthe Empress,
whose exertions during the Kiel fetes re-
suited in "a miscarriage She has now
nearly recovered, and remains at Potsdam
with the children until her strength is com
pIetely recruited
His Majesty viii return here in the
middle of August, i'll time to be present at
the autumn parade of troops on the Temple
hof Field. He is kept fully informed re-
garding all important matters during his
trip along the coast OF Sweden
Throughout his vacation reports will be
Sent to him twice day by special cou-
riers in regard to all government affairs
requiring his attention.
Prince Hohenlohe has gone TO Strasburg
i'll order To visit the exposition there, and
he VIII afterwards proceed to his Austrian
estates at Altaussee.
RCKSTILLGOES WALKING.
With reference TO the health ofPrince Bis
marck, the Hamburgische correspondent
eAA'h'NSA'NNN
yesterday and on returning conversed witha
number OF visitors whom he found gathered
outside the house.
The programme OF the big army ma
neuvers, 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 Ran
dow. This is only practicable owing To
the SwampS, between LockuitZ and PEN
KUN. The North army, consisting or two
army corps, will oppose the passage OF
the river.
The first day will witness a repulse
of the enemy, who on the second day re-
pulsed their opponents. on the third day
both armies Will fight a battle near Neu-
enkischeD.
During the whole time the troops are
encamped in the open this summer, long
distance aud Teconnoitering rides will
be undertaken by the officers OF the army
by special order of the Emperor who has
offered a amber of silver taukards
Germany's right to levy toll on all ves-
sells passing through the Kaiser Wilhelm
canal forms the subject of diplomatic cor
respOndence upon the part of Great Brit
ain, Russia, Denmark, Sweden and Nor
way.
The claim is made that Prussia. by
assuming proprietary rights over Schles-
wig-Holstein, also assumed the obligation
to lay no tax, tribute or tariff, on vessels
passing from the German ocean to the
Baltic sea.
SCHNEIDER LEFT DEBTS.
Julius Stein Schneider, founder and chief
Of the scientific International hibliograph-
ic institute, has gone TO America, eav
inc lal,. rL-c
He is SO years of age, the son OF the Old
professor and librarian of the University
OF Berlin aud a man OF great scientific
attachments
By decree of the Bundesrath, all foreign
slttle Will henceforth be Quarautined, the
duration OF their quara ntine depending
upon the existence or absence of contagious
diseases in the exporting countries.
The German exports TO America for the
quarter ending July 1, show large increase
the average increase for all consular districts
being about 50 per cent. In the Berlin
district the increase is nearly so per cent,
the Hamburg district 43 per cent, nd in the
Gerad district 100 per cent.
Francis De Wolf, a young American
baritone and a pupil of Prof. Stockhausen,
at FrankGort-ou-the-M Main, has signed a
five-year contract with the Royal Theater,
Dresden.
DR.. Zupitza, the celebra ted phiIologist of
Berlin University, died yesterday OF
apopleXy.
During the discussions of the PROPOSE
tions brought forward for the relief of
the depression in agricultural circles, in
the lower house of the PrusSian diet to-day,
DR.. Won Boetticher, the 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 consider
alton the question as to what foreign
states should be negotiated with for
summoning an interDa tional monetary
conference.
Won THIELMANN'S STATEMENT DE-
MED
He denied the statement of Baron Won
Thielmann. the German ambassador at
Washington, that he had expressed the
opinion that nothing would come of a
discussion of the currency question
The action Of the president of the gov
ernment OF kohlin in filming the burgomas-
ter of kolberg ninety marks for allowing
a socialist electoral meeting to be held in
the assembly rooms belonging to the cor
poration, has attracted a great deal of
attention.
1t appears that in reply to the demand
of the president for an explanation of
the circumstances the burgomaSter wrote,
saying that only part of the audience con-
sisted of socialists, and that they were
good citizens, to whom he could not justly
refuse the use of the rooms.
The burgomaSter added that, moreover,
he had acted in accordance with the
views of the magistrates. During his term
of office he had avoided harsh treat
ment of any party, and the result of
this attitude had been a decrease in the
number of socialists, whose ranks, he as
coz nI mi hay hanr sn6
by severity.
This calm reply elected q violent re-
tort from the president, who accused him
burgomaster of grossly violating his du
ties, adding: You have knowingly fur
thered the cause of the party which has
inscribed on its standard the overthrow
of social order, the monarchy and Chris
tianity. Therefore, l am obliged to make
full use against you of my disciplinary
pow ers."
The majority of the municipal officers
of Kolberg thereupon presented an address
to the burgomaster, expressing complete
approval of his conduct
DAMR OSCH ENGAGES SINGERS.
Walter Damrosch has engaged FTaulein
Vallmar, of Munich; Herr Puttlitz, the
basso, and Herr Gessee, the baritone, for
the Metropolitan Opera House, New York.
The United States ambassador, Hon.
Theodore Runyon, on the advice of his
physician, abandoned his intended trip
to Norway and went to Carlsbad Friday
instead. Later Mr.. Runyon viii go to
Axenstein, Switzerland, for an after-cure.
Col j. r. Leslie, wife, and son, of New
port, r. l.. have arrived here with the
intention of spending the summer at
Dresden.
Prof. Joynes. of washington and Lee
University of Virginia; Mrs. w w, Phelps
and niece, and Miss Boardman, of Wash
ington, are visiting Berlin.
Mr. Arnhihnld Cnnlidmn fOrnInrIv of