The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-07

be very elaborate for Darmstadt at least
The imperial parties will stay at the Res
idenz Schloss.
During their visit to Darmstadt the
czar, the emperor and the Grand Duke
OF Hesse will go on hunting trip, on Oct.
10, to Jadgschloss and Wolfsgarten From
the latter place they will return to Jadg-
scloss for another days hunting and
thence they will go to Romroed, in upper
Hesse, for the same purpose. The czarina
will remain with the Grand Duchess OF
Hesse, her sister-in-law, for ten days
while her husband is absent on his shoot
ing trip. The czarina, during her stay
with the grand duchess, will as a rule,
remain quiet, but her visit will be varied
with gala performances, given In her
honor at the Darmstadt Opera House,
and visits to the locnl institutions, In
Guiding the Princess Alice Frauen We
rein. The tour OF the czar Will conclude
with his visits to Darmstadt, and It Is
quite probable that France may not like
the prospects of her great ally spending
fortnight in close relations with her
most watchful foe almost Immediately az
ter his reception in Paris.
The row between Herr Liebknecht and
the editorial staff of the vorwaerts is
still unsettled, and as a result OF the trou-
BILE the coming socialist congress, which
is to be held at Siebelichten, near Gotha,
on Oct. II, Is likely to be the scene OF
some lively personal encounters.
1t is reported that Gen. Won Hahnke, the
chief of the kaiser's military cabinet, will
succeed Gen. Won Loe to the command
ernorship of Berlin. This appointment
has not yet been officially announced, but
1t is an official fact, proving Hahnkes
position as a favorite of the emperor that
he has been appointed chief of the
Twelfth Regiment of Infantry.
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Just held at Salzburg, was notable for the
presence of Count Thun, who, in his ca
pacity of governor, expressed the wish
that the programme of the congress
might be carried out. This programme in
cfuded a declaration in favor of the resto-
alton of the temporal power Of the
holy see, and the Austrian liberals are
in rage at the action of Count Thun,
believing that a rapproachment of the
government with the clerical coalition will
become a question before the Reichrath
at the opening of the session of that body
early in October.
The field church service, which was in
tended to be held at Breslau this morn
ing, was abandoned, both on account of
the heavy rain and because the czar was
fatigued, as the result OF yesterdays
functions. The few words spoken by the
czar in responding to the emperor's toast
at the banquet last evening, are regarded
IN official circles as having been lacking
in warmth, and as a purely perfunctory
recognition of the traditional sentiments
existing between the imperial houses of
Germany and Russia. The fact, too, that
he replied in the French language, in
stead of the German, with which he is as
familiar as the kaiser himself, is con-
strued by the officials as having been in
tended as check to Germany's aims at
closer relations with Russia
Last evening sixty cases of fractured
limbs were treated at the hospital on the
Grandau parade ground. and In the Red
Cross stations. as a. result OF the crush
of spectators to witness the parade. On
Friday night over hunderd similar cases
were treated in the various hospitals in
the city.