The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-12
BERLIN'S WEEKLY BUDGET.
THE WAR CELEBRATIONS CONTIN-
UED WITH UNDIMINIsHED
sPLENDOR.

Newspaper FrRternity-NO Chance
Germany's Invitation for n Long
Time-A Hostile French Canard
About bismarck and His Private
Secretary.
Berlin, Aug. 1.-THE war celebrations
continue. The Third Brandenburg Artil-
lery regiment celebrated yesterday the
anniversary of its going into field service
The veterans of the regiment took part in
the celebration. Wreaths We're placed on
the graves of those members Of the regi-
ment who had been killed in battle after
which the regiment paraded. Later there
were fetes at the Stadt Park Casono
where a banquet was given in the even
ing. During the banquet Col Human
announced that Emperor William had
appointed Col. Stumpf a general in men,
Ory of the battle of Spicheron. The an
nouncement was greeted with enthusias-
tic cheers from the Sixth Infantry regi-
ment, celebrated at Cottbus. The veter-
and who had served with the
regiment in the wars of 1854,
1856 and 1870 arrived in the town on special
trains, accompanied by bands and banners,
and Joined the regiment, celebrating its
victories. They were received at the sta
fon by the entire corps of officers who
welcomed them most heartily.
AT Rudesheim, the site of the Nieder-
Eald monument where the celebrations
have been of daily occurrence. Secretary
kander Of the Imperial Bank, made pa
triotic speech. The Eightieth Hessian
Eusileer regiment arrived at Rudesheim
on three special Rhine steamers. After
landing they formed in line and marched
up to the monument, on which they de-
posted a wreath. The colonel of the
regiment delivered a patriotic speech,
winding up by calling for cheers for the
emperor and the empire, which were given
with deafening enthusiasm. The whole
regiment then Joined in singing "The
Watch on the Rhine"
The Sevenety-t Hanoverian Fusileer
regiment celebrated beforehand the bat
tle of Colombey, the coming manouvers,
in which the regiment will take part,
preventing 1t from celebrating on the
actual anniversary of the battle. Prince
Albrecht, the honorary colonel telegraph
cd that ne was pround OF the brave regi-
ment which twenty-five years ago re-
ceived under him its baptism of fire.
None of Emperor Williams doings in
England has attracted greater interest
here than his speech on the anniversary
of the battle of Worth, the first decis-
i've encounter that took place between the
German and French armies, on Aug. 6,
1870.
The speech was regarded by Germans
as a happy thought well carried out and
consequently, the irritation of the Ger
cism of the London Daily News on the
speech was proportionate to its previous
enthusiasm. The Daily News discovered
the speech as a spontaneous indiscretion
that was not calculated to allay the sus-
picions of England and Germany's French
neighbors Emperors, the paper added
ought to be strong enough to resist the
temptation to make speeches. This, COM
ing on top of an offensive article pub
lished by the London Standard, filled the
cup of German indignation full to over
flowing.
The idea that fetes in celebration of
German victories are intended to reopen
French wounds is repudiated. The main
object of the demonstration is to celebrate
the founding of the unity of the empire,
and not remind France that she is a con-
quered nation. Germans hold that with
out taking the feelings of any nation into
consideration they have the right to cell
eDrato the events that placed Germany in
the forefront of the nations of the world
and it is held in many quarters that the
British adverse criticism has its basis in
jealousy.
In connection with the fetes the Lokal
Anzeiger has compiled list of members
OF the Reichstag who served in the army
during the Franco-Prussian war. The
llst shows that one-seventh of the men,
bers thus served in the campaign. Com
parison with the number Of French SEN
AF1aiaa Of hn hn alaars Of
deputies, who served in the French ranks
and also officers show numerically the
present German law makers who were in
the war We're in smaller proportion than
the French the latter numbering about a
ntth of the whole membership of parlia-
ment
The ceremonies that will attend the
dedication of the Emperor William L me-
mortal on Aug. Is are anticipated with
interest 1t viii be a brilliant function,
though the interest is somewhat lessened
by the inability of Prince Bismarck to
De present. This ceremony will be fol-
lowed, about a fortnight later by the con-
secration of the Emperor William memo.
RAJ church near the geological gardens,
on Sept. l. The emperor. empress and the
imperial princes will attend the conse-
Grafton. On the same day there will be
parade of the German-American veter-
ans, who Will be reviewed by the empe-
Tor and great military musical tattoo
will be given in front of the royal stile on
the eve of Sedan day, Sept. l.
DR.. Arendal, one of the lead
ers of the German bimetallic
league has issued new PAM
qhlet in which he violently attacks Herr
Aoch director of the Reiehsband. The
pamphlet is similar to the one previously
issued by DIR. Arendal. 1t accuses Herr
Koch of ignorance and implies that he is
unit for the post he holds. In an inter-
view with the representative Of the Uni
ted Press, in regard to the matter Herr
Koch said that he ignored the attack, it
being beneath his dignity to notice it. The
interview opened the way for Herr Koch
10 volunteer the information that ii was
within his knowledge that the holding
OF an International currency conference
at Germany's invitation was further of
than ever. He added that not one import
ant German state had declared in favor
or bimetaliism. while II was well known
that some of them were absolutely op-
posed to It.
Herr Koch confessed that he was as
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