The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-08-11
EVENTS IN GERMANY.
Celebration In Commsmoration of the
Battle :5 Years Ago.

Celebration In Comms msmoration of the
Battle .5 Years Ago.
Special Berlin letter, copyrIated 1896 by the
Associated press
Berlin. Aug 10.-Durlng the past
week celebrations have been held
throughout Germany In commemora-
ton Of the battles fought by the Ger
mans against the French during the
early part OF August. 1870. The most
significant were probably at the foot
OF the national monument at the Nell
derwald on Wednesday. and yesterday
1900 members of Bavarian military
bands made a patriotic demonstration
there. For the big celebrations of Aug.
10. on the Templehoff field. 235 veteran
organizations will march with banners
before the emperor. and galleries Will
be erected TO accommodate 10000 spec
tators. Unfavorable comment has been
aroused because the government viii
not officially take part In the celebra-
tions, and Won Tledmann, governor OF
Bromerg. In a written refusal to join
in the Sedan parade, said that 1t would
be against the dignity q the royal off,
cIals TO march through the streets as
plain civilians.
Complaints at the unsatisfactory
management Of the new Baltic canal
continue to arrive from German points.
especially from Dantzic and Stettin.
Cases are cited where the expense Of
passage through the canal trebly ex-
coed the benefit derived therefrom. and
shipowners strongly appeal that the
management be taken from the clutch
es OF the bureau and be governed on .
business basis.
The programme for laying the corner
stone for the big Kaiser Wilhelm mon
ument near Berlin castle on Aug. 10
has been determined upon. The emper-
or and empress will leave the castle on
foot and walk to the spot where the
cornerstone has been placed. Prince
Hohenlohe, the chancellor will then
hand his majesty a document 10 be
placed in the hollow part OF the stone.
The emperor will read this document
aloud. The mallct will be given him by
Count Locherfeld. and his majesty will
fprform the ceremony OF laying the
pGohc.
I NGrand preparations are being mada
\ for the celebration OF Sedan day Sept.
9. Throughout Prussia the Protestant
churches will hold special services and
King Albert OF Saxony will come %
Berlin by special invitation of the en-
peror and will be the recipient OF un-
usual honors. as ne Is the last suryiv-
| Ing army commander In active service.
| Nearly $1,000 patients have visited
| Carlsbad since May, the number ex-
ceedlng the record by 1000. The great
est increase among the number OF visit.
ors has been among the Americans
who are by far the largest foreign eie-
ment There Is mucl complaint among
! the visitors at the extortionate prices
charged AZ the hotels. and the vexa
llous rules imposed by the local author.
Id, There are fewer Americans at Ham.
lburg than there were a short time ago
but next week there viii be a big in.
cursion Of transatlantic visitors. Mrs
John W. Maekay arrived at Hamburs
to-day vita large party. including
NJ. II. DeYoung, proprietor Of the Sar
Francisco Chronicle They engaged the
whole OF the second floor OF the Hote
DdRussle.
DR.. Chauncey NJ Depew and his sor
are eSs,ected at Carlsbad shortly. ant
the Prince OF Wales. the Grand puks
Michael ot Russia. and the Grant
Duchess of Mecklenberry will arriv,
there on the l5ih.
A Brunswick boyc1tt. after lasting
for Is months, has ended In the com,
plete surrender Of the workmen. whC
Numbered 5000.
The government has issued an ordel
that henceforth the German official:
are only 10 admit such American porl