The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-10-27
AMONG THE BIG ONES
Nothing Startling Occurred in Berlin
Last Week.
THEY'RE AWAKE IN LONDON
Far East War News Give the Sage
and Ordinary Man Much to
Think About These Au-
tumn Days.
THEY'RE AWAKE IN LONDON

Copyrighted 1895 by Associated Press.
Berlin. Oct 26.-At the dedication OF
the Emperor Frederick memorial
church and the Empress Augusta mon
ument the empress appeared in public
here for the first time since her i'll
ness. which commenced at the Kiel
fetes. being brought on by overexertion
upon that occasion. The fact that her
majesty had grown considerably thin
ner and paler was commented upon
on all sides. Indeed the health of the
empress is still delicate and that Is
the reason why her birthday (Oct. 22)
was observed in the most strict family
seclusion- The usual court congra tula-
tlons and other ceremonies were omit
ted and even the gala performance pre-
pared for the opera which was to give
the reopening of the renovated theater
a certai eclat did not take place.
Emperor William opened the new su-
preme haw court OF the empire at Leip-
sic to-day. His majesty arrived at
noon and was received at the railroad
station by the king of Saxony. The
two soverigns walked together down
the front of the guard Of honor and
then drove through the town to the
new law court building. Their majes-
ties were heartily cheered by the
crowds who lined the route. which was
profusely decorated and lined by
troops, military assocla lions and
school children. The chiefs of the
various government departments and
the federal councillors were present at
ha los ,xx,it ha ~ ha
monarchs. which was announced by a
flourish Of trumpets. Prince Hohen-
lohe. the imperial chancellor. read the
documents. which were deposited be-
meath the last stone of the buildings,
In which reference was made TO the
impending unification of the judicial
system of the country through the in
stitution of a civil code. At the ban
quet, which was subsequently given in
the main hall, his majesty expressed
satisfaction with the new law court
building and drank to its prosperity.
An accident occurred at the Dresde-
ner railroad station during the even
ing. The depot was packed with peo-
pie anxious to witness the emperor's
departure. and the great pressure OF
the crowd bore down the iron railings
guarding the platform. A boy was
killed and many people were seriously
injured.
Prince Bismarck's health at present
is excellent. He walks and drives
daily and seems to have quite recov-
cred from his recent illness.
The secretary of husbandry, Baron
Won Hammerstein-Loxten, at a ban
quet given him at Ratibor, Sileca, re-
Gently admitted the dire need of relief
felt by German hubandry but said
that Count Won Kanitz's bill would be
no cure for 1T. The falling price of sill
yer. he said, was a grave danger, but
the government was considering means
to counteract 1t. This speech has not
pleased the agrarians. who want his
reasons for denouncing the Kanitz bill.
The exposition of California fruit
products. which closed Wednesday, has
been. commercially. very successful
and a similar but larger exhibition of
American fruit products has been ar
ranged for next spring at Berlin and
London.