The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-02

BERLIN. Aug. 1-CCopyright, 1896.
by the Associated Pressl.-The police
have found a new way TO look after
the dreaded socialists.
Policemen in citizens clothes are sent
10 all places OF rendezvous frequented
by malcontents and the lower classes
generally. They are allowed a certain
sum to pay for drinks and food, and
all they have to do is to keep their
ears and eyes open and make arrests
for socialistic utterances. A new police
order provides for the arrest Of persons
who after II o'clock al night play the
piano or sing with open windows This
regulation is now in force in the sub
urbs and if found applicable it will
be introduced in the capital.
The emperor will hold this fall the
GRANDEsT NAVAL MANEUyREs
YET ESSAYED
by the German navy The fleet will
consist of f1fty-three ships Inclusive Of
twenty-fOur torpedo boats. Admiral
Won knorr has selected the torpedo
Schoolship Butcher as his flagship.
Prince Henry Of Prussia, contrary TO
expectations, viii not have an impor-
tant command.
Letters received here from Wilhelm
shohe report the empress and her chill
dren to be in the best of health.
Her majesty takes exercises on
horseback every morning, accompanied
by her eldest son, and toward evening
the whole family drives out in two
carriages The mother and the eldest
prince later
SUP ALMOST PUBLICLY
on the terrace of the castle the partici-
pants serving themselves after the
Servants have placed the dishes on
the table. No one is ever invited TO
those suppers. The moon often per
mits the empress and her children 10
play lawn tennis until 10 or II O'Clock
al night.
Since Prince Won Hoheniohe left
thu vice regal palace of Strassberg
disQuieting rUmors have been circu-
lating concerning the administration
of justice.
II is alleged that the government, in
order to win over the aristocracy, IA
vors scions of noble families in every
way possible. Thus it is reported that
the young Baron Florentcharpentier
of the duchv of that name, after fail
ing to pass his examination at the
University of Strassberg. was declared
a graduate by special decree OF the
secretary of state Of the reichstand.
It is also reported that the circuit
president Of Upper Alsace permits the
great industrials in his district
ILLEGAL LIBERTIES,
10 the detriment of the poorer classes
of workmen.
long and costly inquiry on the
part Of the chancellory has proven
that America does not send salt horse
flesh here TO any extent, and conse-
ouently the empires horse flesh in /
dustry is not menaced. In spite of the
official denial. however, the agraran
15apers continue to attack the United
States for the alleged endeavor TO tolst
If upon Germany, claiming that drum /
lners frequently visit the cities OF the
Rhine and Hamburg and Stettin.
Emperor William is preparing Castle /
Rellevua. which is beautifully situated !
on the Berlin, for his eldest son. The
house is being thoroughly overhauled /
and undermined. and in order TO save
horse flesh the Bellevue station of the !
elevated road will be connected with |
The park Of the castle by staircase I
so that the prince may run up and !
see his parents at the Schloss for III /
Teen pfennigs at any time he chooses. /
There has been fierce sunshine IN many /
narts Of Prussia this week and large /
number of Workmen have peen pros I
trsted by the heat At koenigsburg on /
Thursday the heat was so great that !
eirhteen persons who were Frustrated |
have since died from the effects
se,epram received from Dares Salam [
saws that Director Schroeder of the /
East African Plantation company mas
been sentenced to
FIFTEEN YEARS PENAL SERVI-
tube
for brutality to native men and wo- /
men The details OF his crime have /
not arrived here. but they must be !
Of a hideous character. as the penalty I
inflicted is the most severe In the /
criminal code. save the death penalty. /
Statistics show that the earnings OF +
the Prussian state railways Increased /
10000. 600 marks during the first quar-
Ter of 1896 IS compared with the same
neriod of 1895. The increase in the pas
seneer traffic was 5 per cent and IN
crease in the freight traffic was III per /
cent.
some months ago the AIilitar Woch-
r,nhlatt. always considered an official
nrgan. astonished the reichstag by fol-
1oTing its discussion against duelling |
With an article upholding duels and
duellists. Later the minister OF war,
Paron Rronsart Won Schellendorf dis
claimed
RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE Ut /
TERANCES
of the periodical referred to. But the
latest number Of the paper again con-
tains two articles in favor of duelling
IN the army, declaring that without /
ii the army would degenerate The
article has caused a great deal Of stir
q it is said in army circles that the
ersaperor himself is in favor Of duelling
and that the paper, therefore, can dis
regard the wishes of the war office.
ais ma5esty's frequent pardoning of
duellists certainly gives color to TINS
oninion. II is expected that the matter
win be again ventilated in the reich
stag.
ingen has gene to Florence to live. He
intends TO devote himself entirely TO
nainting. and he is also a clever lit
erarv man. His wife is daughter OF
the Cermon novelist. Wilhelm Jensen.
THE emperor recently made her Bar
oness Won Saalfeld.
LANES IDEA.