Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-24
tember and then try to obtaIn 3 nerma-

tember and then try to obtain a perma- nent cabinet.
 statue in honor of the memory of the late pr. Windthorst, the clerical leader in the reichstag. is to he erected in MeDpen. 4 large sum of money for it's erection has been raised by popular subscription throughout Hanover The inaugural ceremonies will take place on July 16, on which occasion there will be great centrist demonstration.
 In the course of some building excava- lions in Stad-Hanover yesterday the rior of the period of charlamagHe. This body, which is in a marvellous state of preservation. Is that of a young and vigorous man upwards of6 feet in height, with blonde hair. II was partly covered by bronze armour. Anuquarians pI0- nounce it perfect specimen soldier of A. D. 7S9. They ascrbe it's remarkable preservation to the tanning qualities Of the earth.
 The Disconte Gosellschaff is about to issue 10,000,0O0 marks on shares of the Brazil bank. The dubious discredit into which the Russo-ChineSe loan has fallen causes a great deal of qualification on the bourse here. In Paris it was re- ported that the loan would be issued on June 2, but this report has since been denied. This hitch will retard the issue and prevent the public from rushing to take it up.
 Despite the extreme heat and the at fractions at Kiel during the week. the Berlin theaters have done good business. The Schiller theater has revived Bene- dix's "Hoch-Heltreise" with great suc- cess, and the Berlner theater is running Auzengruber's Der Kreuzelschreibar The latter theater will close at the end of the month and reopen the season un- der Director Parisch, with a company including Herr Ludwig Barnay, Dr. Max Pohl and Frau SomTnerstoff.
 The neglect of the French fleet to il- illuminate on Friday night. although the Russian vessels were lighted up led to a great deal of adverse criticism, and Admiral Menard has consequently been moved to make an explanation of the circumstances to members of the press. The admirals explanation in effect is that he did not expect to be called upon to take part in such demonstration, and had no orders from his government to do SO. The excuse the admiral offers has not had the effect to remove the bad impression created by what is generally regarded as fragrant breach of etiquette on his part.
 Tn a scathng article in today's issue of the Vorwaerts, socialist, that paper scores the German journalists for their obse- quious attitude toward Herr Won Koel- Ter, minister of the interior, who had charge of the press arrangement at Ham burg and Kie
 Tt was a pitiful sight" the Vorwaerts says, ito see members of tfe German press cIinging before a man who from his ministerial chair had declared that he had nothing but contempt for them and that 90 per cent of their statements were lies"
 After referring to the fact that news paper reporters were debarred from at tending the banquets at Hamburg and Hotenau and compelled to take their reports of these affairs from Herr Von Koeler's agents, the Vorwaerts adds: No paper had one word of protest against this degradation of the German press. These functions were doubtless more brilliant facts than even the iin- agnation of the Brysatenes could ever invent to get a smile out of their lord and master-The trick of the formation of the Alster island was only fit for theatrical managers to indulge'in in." A number Of the newspapers ailude to the drinking bouts which they allege took place on board the press steamer, declaring that each member of the press received an order book good for fifty bot ties of champagne or other wines.
 How this wine was used,' writes Dr. Oppenheimer in the Lokal Anzeiger, "is shown by this incident: At o'clock on Saturday morning the noisy crowd who were swilling champagne became so bosterous that I fled to the deck to es- cape from the disreputable scene.'
 The Hamburger Nachrichten says that despite the assurances of the official press to the contrary, the kaiser is really very much irritated at the offensive reti- cence of the French officers toward his son and the German officers invitations The Frenchmen showed plainly that their participation in the Kiel celebra- tions was an enforced act, and that France is still awaiting a fit moment to attack Germany.
 The emperor will personally open the new. supreme court at Leipsic on Octo- Der PC.