The herald., 1895-08-18
Germany the Prey of a Fit Of
ADglophobia
VISITS TO BATTLEFIELDS
French Feelings Are Considerably
Studied by TeutOns
Gold Discovered In the Taurus fountains.
Mrs. John nackay Entertains.
Louis Stern's Case
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
BERLIN, Aug. II. - Especial Berlin
cable letter, copyrigh 1895. by the AS
sociated Press. Tho dull days are over
and things are getting lively again in
Berlin. The chancellor, Prince Hohen-
lobe, and the Prussian minister of the in
terror, Baron Won Koeller. have re-
turned. The emperor arrived at Wild
Park stationon his return from England
this morning. He looks remarkably
we'll and his yachting and shooting ex-
peditiens have evidently agreed with
him. He is considerably Drowned by the
sun ana is full of enemy and vigor.
Her majesty, the empress, is slowly re-
covering her nealtb. and it is expected
that the EN- peror will reInain a week at
Wilhelmhohe.
Politically the relations between Ger
many and England have almost monopo-
lized public attention and are the oc-
casion for general disc ussion by the en-
tire press. This has been brought about
Nv several editorials in the London Stand
ard and the Daily ews, which we're ex-
tremely distasteful to Ger many. In fact,
the Hanover Courier even went SO far as
to say that the emperor periodical visits
to England were not approved by the ma
tion, as thsy merely served to increase
British insolence. An article in the
Standard especially advising the emperor
that his aim ought to be to show himself
worthy of his maternal ancestry, has
aroused perfect storm of Indignation.
The entire press has given vent to a vio-
lent burst of anglophobia, with Prince
Bismarck's Nachrichten in the 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
by Germans.
The memorial celebration of the battle
fought against the French iu August,
1870 cntinues to be the order OF the day.
The battle OF st. Privat was celebrated
today at Potsiam, throughout Saxony,
and in a mum ber of the smaller Pfussian
garrison cities. At Spandau q nun ber
of veterans associations are giving . big
fete.
| The various battlefields around Metz
are being being visited by thousands of
veterans and other visitors and a monu-
ment has been placed on the battlefield
of Vionville in memory of Prince Fred.
erick Charles. The whole of Germany,
with .wreaths and other decorations,
have been sent by the tens of thousands
in order to decorate the graves of Ger
man soldiers upon the different battle
fields.
Everything is being done by the Ger
man authorities along the line of the
frontier OF France to avoid hostile meet
ings between French and Germans, and
passing the frontie, line is discouraged d
anu not permitted at all in the case OF
large parties or bodies of men carrying
insignia. The annual pilgrimage of the
German Catholics from the Rhine prov
inces to Lourdes has been forbidden out
of Difference to the French feelings.
The city council of Berlin has voted
30, 900 marks for public celebration on
Sedan day, the only mem bers opposing
the motion being the Socialists under
Vogtherr, who spoke of the "bloody
deeds of war needlessly undertaken" "
The city councils of Cologne. Dresden,
Barmen and Stuttgart have voted 10, 600
R5 900 a nd 5000 marks respectively for the
same purpose.
Dortmunde and number of other
cities will distributed large, sums of money
to the fveterans, and Herr Krupp, the
famous big gun manufacturer, has given
1000. 600 marks to his workmen's pension
fund in honor of the present memorial
day. In addition Roesicke and 9th er
prominent brewers are making presents
to veterans who are among their en-
ployees.
Prince Bismarck, who has declined to
take part in tomorrow's fetes, is still en-
Toying rest. He occupies himself solely
with the affairs of his estates, and de-
clines to see all deputations. He is rot
expected to make any exception in favor
OF the German-A merican veterans who
are now visiting here.
Grown Prince Frederick William on
Monday next will be placed la suite of
The Second grenadier regiment, i'll which
the emperor served, with the rank of
lieutenant when he was 4 youth and of
which he is still colonel.
The quartz strata in the Taurus noun
tains, between Loden and Wiesbaden, has
been discovered to be auIiferous. Speci-
mems which have been tested have shown
gold in appreciable quantieties.
Mr.. Louis Stern, the New York dry
goods merchant recently sentenced to
fine of 600 marks and to Imprisonment for
six weeks for having insulted govern
ment official at kissingen, is still at Mu-
Mich trying to obtain moditicat ion OF
his Jail sentence by the prince regent of
Bavaria. Influence has been brought to
bear for Mr.. Stern, and he will undoubt-
edly get his sentence OF imprisonment
converted into fine.
Mrs. Jonn Mackay has arrived here
from Homburg, but she has not been en-.
pertaining much. She expects her son
there soon from Trouvile and when he
arrives things will be considerably enliv-
ened. Mrs. MackAys chief friends now
are NJ; H. De Young, proprietor of the
San Francisco Chronicle, and Mrs. DE
Young. She gave dinner party of 10 yes
teIday evening on the Kursal terrace,
Prince Radizwill being one of the guests.
Dr.sChauncey NJ. Depew has arrived at
Eister.
Mrs. Weinberg gave grand din ner at
she fine house i'll Frankfort last week
Among the guests were the Countess Won
Hatzfelt and her daughter, Mrs. Villiers
Forbes, DR.. Halstead, Mr.. Boyland and
daughter, United States Consul Mason
and lady and Miss Oppenhemier
Gold Quartz Discovered
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