The Indianapolis journal., 1895-08-18
WILHELM HOME AGAIN
THE KAISER RETURNS TO BERLIN
FROM HIS SUMNER JAUNT.
Case of Ansloph hohia-Memorial
Celebrations OF Battles.


lin. The Chancellor. Prince Hohenlohe,
and the Prussian Minister OF the Interior.
Baron Won Koeller. have returned. In ad-
dition. the Emperor arrived at wiidpark
station on his return from England. at
o'clock this morning. His Majesty looked
remarkably well and there is every evi-
dence that his yachting and shooting ex-
petitions have agreed with him. He is
considerably Drowned by the sun and is
as full of energy as ever. The Emperor.
however. will only stay here couple OF
days in order TO be present at the cere-
mony OF laying the cornerstone Of the
monument to the memory OF his grand
father. Emperor William j. which takes
place at the Schloss Freiheit tomorrow.
The ceremony will be highly impressive.
The German University students socie-
ties will take part in 1t with their ban-
ners. The Emperor. later in the day, will
be present at the celebrations of the First
Guards Regiment in meme " OF the battle OF
Of Gravelotte, at Potsdam, and on Monday
the big memorial celebration occurs on
the Tempiehof field, where forty thousand
veterans will parade. His Majesty will be
present there, and will afterwards go TO
Wilhelmshohe where the Empress Is
Majesty is slowly recovering her health.
and it is expected that the Emperor will
remain a week at Wilhelmshohe.
Politically. the relations between Ger
many and England have almost monopolized
public attention, and are the occasion for a
general discussion by the entire press. This
has been brought about. by several editorials
in the London Standard and Daily News.
which were extremely distasteful to Ger
mans. In fact, the Hanover Courier even
went so far as TO say that the Emperor
periodical visits to England were not ap.
proved by the nation, as they merely served
TO increase British insolence. An article in
the Standard, especially advising the Em-
peror that his aim ought 20 be TO show
has aroused perfect storm OF Indignation
In fact. the entire press has given vent to
violent burst Of Anglophobia, with Prince
van. But even the official press, including
the North German Gazette, has Joined in
the outcry, and there is no doubt that just
now England is the country most hated py
The memorial celebrations of the battles
fought against the French In August, 1870,
continue to be the order of the day. The
battle of St Private was celebrated to-day
at Potsdam, throughout Saxony and in a
number of the smaller Prussian garrison
cities. At Spandau a number OF veterans
associations are giving a big fete. The vari-
Gus battlefields around Metz are being Wis
tied by thousands of veterans and visitors.
battlefield of Vionville, in memory of Prince
Frederick Charles. From the whole or Ger
many wreaths and other decorations have
been sent by the tens of thousands In order
to decorate the graves of the German SOL
diers on different battlefields. Everything
is being done by the German authorities
along the line Of the frontier OF France in
order to avoid hostile meetings between
French and Germans. and passing the from
tier line is discouraged and not permitted
at all in the case OF large or o1d,es MES
grimage of the German Catholics from the
Rhine provinces to Lourdes has been for
hidden out Of Difference to French feelings,
sum of $1,000 marks for a public celebra-
ton of Sedan day. the only members OPP
posing the motion bo bs1mf E tns ne tSe basd
deeds of war needlessly undertaken" The
city councils of Cologne. Dresden, Bar
men and Stuttgart have voted $4,000: 5000
10000 and 5000 marks. respectively, for the
same purpose. Dortmunde and number
of other cities will stimulate large sums Of
money to the. veterans. and Herr krupp
the famous big gun manufacturer, has
given 100000 marks to his workmens
pension fund in honor Of the present me-
mortal time. In addition, Roesicke and
other prominent brewers are making pres
ents to the veterans who are among their
employees
Prince Bismarck, who has declined to
take part in to-morrow's fetes, is still en-
joying absolute rest He occupies himself
soley with the affairs of his estate and
declines to see all deputations. He is not
expected to make an exception in favor OF
the German-American veterans who are
now visiting here.
The Crown Prince. Frederick William. on
Monday next will be placed a la suite of
the Second Grenadier Regiment, in which
the Emperor served with the rank of
lieutenant when he was a youth, and OF
which he is still colonel.
The quartz strata in the Taunus noun
tains, between Loden and Wiesbaden, has
been discovered to be auriferous. Speci-
mems which have been tested have shown
gold in appreciable quantities.
First Lieutenant Kreff. of Bavaria, who
is the author of sensational pamphlets on
Misery" is to be tried by court of
honor.
Mr.. Louis Stern. the dry-goods merchant.
to a fine of 600 marks and to Imprisonment
for two weeks for having insulted gov
eminent official at Kissingen. is still at
Munich. trying to obtain modification of
his jail sentence by the Prince Regent OF
Bavaria: Infinence has been brought to
doubtedly get his sentence of Imprisonment
converted into a fine
York Liederkranz' who IS Sr Visiting here er has nas
been the recipient of honors in musical cir
The first detachment. numbering two hum
dred. Of German-American veterans. has
arrived They are nearly all from Chicago
and Western States.
from Homburg, hut she has not been enter
tanning much. She expects her son there
soon from Trouville. and when he ar
rives things Will be considerably en-
lvened. Mrs. Mackay's chief friends
now are NJ. II. De Young, pro-
prietor OF the San Francisco Chronicle and
Mrs. De Young. She gave a dinner party
of ten yesterday evening on the Kursaal
Terrace. Prince Radziwill was one of the
guests Dr. Chauncey NJ Depew has ar
The American and English families were
rresent at a dance at the Klirsaal on
Wednesday,. Among the American ladies'
who We're much admired were Misses Hal
stead. in salmon pink: Boy and and RAY
green: Roster. in white fulle and Irwin. in
blue: Mesdames Griswold. I'm gray. and
Murdoch. The bellies this season are Misses
Bancroft Davis. Koster. Halstead. Boyland
Irving end Raymond Rogers
Mrs. Weilsberg gave q dinner at her fine
guests were Countess Won FatzfeIdt and
her daughter: Mr. villiers Forbes DR. Hal
stead. Mr.. BoyIand and daurhter United
States Consul Mason and lady. and Miss
Oppenheimer.
French Scare.
PARIS. Aug. 1.-THE Journal reports
that the situation on the frontier is seri-
ors. owing to the aggressive attitude of
the Germans who have gathered to ceIe-
ibrate the victories OF the Franco o-Prussian
war. The French are greatly agitatei and
excited over the matter. and trouble is
feared.
Mr.. Mckee Has Not Come.
II. Sellers Mckee. the principal owner of