The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-26

at present For the good of Germany
there must needs come change for
the better"
A proposed demonstration at Buda-
pest against Emperor William, which
was planned by the Austrian and Ger
man Socialists, was frustrated by the
German government. All known So
cialists who were on their way to Bud
apest were stopped and escorted back.
The North German Lloyd steamer
Kaiser Frederick will be launched at
Dantz on Oct. 5, and the ceremony Will
be witnessed by Emperor William. She
is a sister ship of the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse.
owing to the effects of the Dingley
tariff law, 5000 textile workers have
been locked out at Loebau and In IT'S
vicinity.
Fearful transforms have recently pre-
vailed in the greater part OF Ger
many, with cold and snow in the noun
tains. In many districts the potatoes
and hay are rotting in the fields and
the fruit is dropping from the trees.
The new Oder canal, allowing the
passage of large vessels between .Bres-
lau and Stettin, has been opened With
impressive ceremonies at Breslau.
1t is proposed to locate a new uni
versity at Olivia, near DantZic, the
main purpose being to spread German
Baron Won Stumm's organ, the Post,
publishes an article calling attention to
the fact that 9,30S horses We're import
ed from America during the first sew
en- months of 1897, and insisting that
this new import ought to be excluded.
In the same article the Post claims
America sends even a greater number
of dead horses to Germany in the shape
of SauSageS
The Central Society of Dentists at
their annual meeting just held in Ber-
lin, elected DR.. G. W. A Bonwilf. of
Philadelphia, to be an honorary mem
ber.'
United States Ambassador White has
gone to Heringsdorf for a fortnight.
EXPERTS DECEIVED.
A curious commentary upon the
value of expert opinion was offered
at trial here on Wednesday last of
man named Kyrieleis and his wife.
Ihey were indicted for carrying on for
years the sale of forged Lutheran
handwriting. Since 1898 Kyrieleis has
been collecting books on the time Cf
the Reformation, upon which he wrote
verses from the Bible and hymns, add
ing a dedicatory by Luther and the
fefofmer's name. Kykieleis sold these
productions in many lands at big
prices, and thus deceived Profs Rose
and Stern, of the Royal Library of
Rerlni DR.. BuchWald, of Liepsic the
great expert in Luther's handwriting:
Prof. Won Laubmann, director of the
State Library of Munich, and Herr
Noepli, the noted bookseller of Milan.
Kyreleis was acquitted on the ground
OF insanity, but his wife was sentenced
to eighteen months imprisonment
Emperor William intends to make
alterations on his estate in Alsace.
| which will cost at least $175, ,900 The
| new house which he is to erect Will be
capable of holding the princes and
their attendants. 1t will be built near
the Schloss, and the latter will be
! enlarged and improved and the gar
| denS beautified. His majesty is en-
! upon another musical composition
A proposal is on foot at Budapest to
present Emperor William with a tan
! gible expression of the gratitude felt
| by the Hungarians at his illusions TO
| Hungary in his recent toast to the
| Austrian emperor at Budapest ban
quet. Probably a national artist will
be commissioned to paint a colossal
picture depicted Emperor William
prOnOuncing the toast, and the artist
will be paid by a national subscription.
Stuttgart has issued a Satirical mod
el commemorative of the Franco-Rus-
sian alliance. 1t depicts France wear
inc phrygian cap with locks stream
ing to the wind, her head thrown back
with yearning gaze and her right arm
around the neck of Russian soldier
standing to attention." stolid and
Unconditional The reverse of the medal
shows a globe floating in the clouds
and harlequin in a FOOLS cap point
ing to the outline of the maps of
France and Russia. The inscription
runs: "Sie welt list rund, und mGss
sich drehen. Vie bald werd diese
! freundschaft vergehen.' Meaning
THE earth is round and must move.
| How soon will this friendship yanish?"