The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-18

sells would steam in procession through
the canal Only German warships will
take part in this parade The imperial dis
patch boat HOhenzollern will 20 first,
with the Woerth, Augusta. Victoria and
Kaiser Wilhelm III following her Upon
leaving the canal and entering Kiel bay.
the emperor Will pass along the line Of
foreign and German warships lying at
anchor from Fort Friedrichsruhe TO Kiel
CITY. The immense shed which the rail-
road authorities are building at Fried
richsruhe to shelter Bismarck pilgrims,
viii be removed later to Kiel to accommo-
date visitors during the naval fetes.
The report that the Duke of Sake
Coburg-Gotha, Duke of Edinburgh, Will
abdicate soon in favor Of his son is dis
credited at the Berlin court. Even il
the dukes desires to give up his duties and
return TO England, the duchess is too
fond Of reigning to let him go.
Admiral Prince Henry entertained Wat
son, the Scotch yacht designer, at din
ner in Kiel last week. Dinner was served
at the Imperial Yacht Club, and after
ward Mr.. Watson and Messrs. Benson
and Marshall, the two other guests, in
spected the emperor's new racing yacht,
Nineta. Mr. Watson then came to Ber-
lin 10 give the emperor his opinion Of the
boat.
The independent social democrats of
Berlin will celebrate tomorrow with eigh-
teen meetings the anniversary of the
Paris commune. The police Will be well
represented at every one of the eighteen
halls.
The Grand Prix horse races estab-
lished by the Prince of Thurn and Taxis
will be run at Regensburg. The entries
will close on May 15 The prize is 1900
marks and cup. Only 3-year-Olds may
be entered.
Tho Koaiplecba Vo1lres zait,t,,o eavs
that the car and czarna will visit Ber-
lin in May proceed thence to Paris and
return to st. Petersburg via Vienna.
Eugene Richter's Freissinnlge Zeitung
gives moving picture of the misery suf-
fered by the council of state under the
emperor's craftsmanship. Herr Richter
says the members have got to the point
where they pray that the emperor Will
stay away and leave them free to say what
they think. His majesty has a list of
the speakers in his hand and dictates the
order in which they may take the floor
AS nobody dare go out when bored, all
are obliged to remain fixed for hours in
their chairs and listen to the most dolor-
Gus discussions of trifes. The most
trivial speeches must be cheered. As
the emperor has forbidden interruptions,
and cries Of dissent there is only a
dreary waste OF ready-made applause for
those taking part in the debates.
The Strassburg Correspondent says that
the report of Texas fever in the empire
one of the principal reasons for the pro-
hibtion of American cattle-has been
found to be utterly false In April, 1884,
two cows died OF milsrand, but no others
were affected and there certainly has
been no ground to suspect the presence
of Texas fever.
The Vorwaerts, the organ of the demo-
cratic committee, came out with blood
red issue to-day in memory of the Paris
commune. The motto at the head of the
first page is ours Is the World in Spite
of An
The Reichstag committee having in
charge the new tobacco tax bill. rejected
on Friday paragraph 4, which contains the
fundamental principle Of the whole meas
ure. The vote was II to IL.