Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-15

copyrighted, 1889
Berlin, September 14.-According to
military experts, the army manouevres
in the vicinity of Stettin this week have
been a great success and have demon
strated amply the excellent discipline
OF the men, who it is represented, are
shown to be ready for the initiative of
their commanders. 1t has also been
shown according to the same author
tiles, that the days of usefulness of
cavalry are by no means passed, as had
been asserted in some quarters. Both
German and foreign experts are loud
in their praises Of the skill displayed by
Emperor William in handling the
troops in Thursdays action which fol-
lowed the plan which he had personally
designed. A new system of field teleg-
raphy which ives introduced in this en-
gagemenJ showed most satisfactory re-
suits.
Perhaps the only thing in connection
with the army manouevres which has
left any III feeling is the fact that the
Count OF Turin, nephew of King Hum
bert, of Italy. was treated with decided
coOlness at SJettin. 1t is alleged that
Emperor William was greatly annoyed
that the Count instead of Crown Prince
Victor was delegated to represent Italy
among the royal guests at the ma
nouevreS. 1t is understood that King
Humbert did not send the Grown
Prince to Germany for fear that by so
doing he would give offense to France
Since the Emperor's denunciation of
Socialists, the seizure of sOcialistic pa
pers and the arrest of their editors
have been incidents of almost daily oc-
surrence. Among the papers subject
ed 10 this treatment are the Madge-
burg NOlkstimme, the BreslaU Nolks
Wacht, the Hanover Volks Willh, the
Eisen Arbeiter Zeitung and the Kiel
Volks Zeitung, while seizures of
presses at LeipsiC, Furth, Nuremberg
and Munich prove that the Saxon and
Bavarian governments are prepared TO
join in the anu-SOciaist campaign.
The Vossische ZeitUng, Of this city,
warns the government against ill-ad-
vised attacks upon the liberty Of the
press.
The ministers are all taking their
holidays. and it is impossible that any
decided anti-Socialist measure will be
adopted at once. It is known, how
ever. that Count Won EulenbUrg, who
/ is credited with having great influence
/ with Emperor William, has been
| strongly advising his sovereign toward
/ more rigorous repressiye enactments.
I A Hamburg newspaper declares that
/ the imperial chancellor, Prince Hohen-
/ lohe. will resign his Office if the En-
/ peror should insist upon the introduce
I tion of any such measure.
/ 1t is now admitted at the foreign Of
| fee that the visit of Prince HOhenlohe,
| the imperial chancellor to St. Peters
/ burg. has semi-Ofiicial character.
/ Prince Hohenlohe went in the first
/ place to seek a private favor at the
hands of the Car, namely that his
wife might retain possession OF the
/ vast estates in Russia which she in
/ herited a few years ago from her
brother. Prince superintendent.
But he had a further mission. which
was to- confer with Prince LobanOff,
cine Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs
/ with regard TO the Russo-German en-
/ .ente i'm the event of further troubles
/ I'm the far east. and TO effect a general
understanding on the political situa-
ton. It is understood that the official
/ mission of Prince HOhenlOhe was meas
urably successful. AS to his personal
I errand he was entirely successful, the
/ Car readily granting Princess Hohen-
lohe permission to retain her Russian
osta $. which are said TO be worth
/ 5000. goo marks.
A caterpiller plague is destroying all
the green crops in the vicinity OF Berlin
and Silesi.
The first Berlin electric car line open
/ ed for business on Tuesday last
NEW RAILROAD CHARTERED.
/ Special to the Register.
Charleston. w. Va, September IA
The following corporations have been
chartered.
The MouOngah and Ohio River Rail
road Company. which proposes TO build
road commencing al Bingamon creek,
a tributary Of the West Fork of the
/ NOngahela river in the counties Of Har-
r.son and Marion. the creek being the
dividing line between the TWO counties,
and running thence TO point at or near
the mouth Of Fishing creek in Wetzel
county. The principal Office VIII be a.
/ Psrkersburg Capital stock 100000
The tnc0rp0rators are J. \. Camden, H.
p. Camden. Myer Newberger, H. II.
Moss and William Armstrong, all OF
ParkerSburg.