The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-12
POLITICAL POT.
|...uvers Were a. Excuse
| for Developments
|coMpLErrD IN HUNGARY.
r,nopuiar In Bavn~ia--He
"a Nurse British Friend-
.,,--E,ismarck's Life.

Beutember 1i.-This weeks evef
!, German politics contained
.,,onments for which the army
we're an excuse, although
Gas done at Homburg, at King
reouest. to safeguard French
b,ties. But Emperor Williams re-
An OF the drei-kaiserbund was
Nv begun and at the same time
!, 1taly's wishes were gratified.
.,uertte Of Italy was flattered,
,.asm of the crowds was COM
az a delicatessen after the great
military strength the emperor
his guest to Wiesbaden. where
,ossed the first performance of
composed for the occasion ty the
matist. Joseph Lanff. under the
direction of the monarch him
one-act piece and opened with
.king over the Rhineiand. Ger
!. discovered awaiting Italy. AS
snnroached. she was greeted by
ts of industry. art and military
cermania welcomed Italy to the
n,re. united in one as herself, by
iron. In the apothesis Rome and
rennial were seen in gorgeous
under a lowering group of angels
he entwined Prussian and Italian
lille the angel of peace pronounced
br upon them. Little attention
he Schloss was paid to the peace
Taking the cue from The terror
beeches the German press in spite
To the contrary from Friedsrichs-
having attention to the dreibund
Exclusion Of any possible alliance
Italy and France.
kiestv is credited with saying after
Of the Cronstadt speeches: IN
mi tit for tat on the first occa-
WIS begun at Homburg amid the
les of war the emperor will COM
Hungary. where he arrives to-
and where added force can be
declarations by the presence Of
the soldiers who would eventually
carry them out. The Homburg
brs. however. are usually declared
been failure by the military spec
Excepting some particulars the
plan SO far as the main strategic
hcal features are concerned, were
ticd out.
were almost incessant rains and a
Of cloudbursts over the maneuvers
!, rendering tho employment OF
Of which there were unusually
kmtingencies provided. impossible
venting the artillery from playing
We part. The roads were in a hor-
tate. many of them being quite
Rble. The infantry on both sides
erted to the utmost. The Prussians
the Bavarians In marching, but the
ms excelled their opponents In dash
hcks.
hrmy bicyclists in spite of the bat
+ and terrible roads proved beyont
n their splendid availability TO
m purposes Their speed and gen
Pefulness even over rough groun
them on an e.ual footing with tn
|. Nearly all information about tn
upon which both the Wester
PAM army and the Eastern arm
fans) relied, was furnished by tn
PTS. The Bavarians were bette
fd In this respect than the Prus
Each Bavahian regiment had TWEEN
fclists besides n number of indie
y bicyclist corps.
Iher reason for the admitted failur
army maneuvers was the stron
fussian feeling pervading the Who'll
IAN army, which feeling found ex
Pm upon numerous occasions. Fight
ID in several localities. The worF
3as on Monday in the vicinity c
at which q score Of serious inJu
@ere reported. This will be tn
OF an investigation.
unpopularity Of the emperor in BIS
was strlkingly manifested at M
{rg. While passing through tn
IN company with the prince reger
fsria Emperor William was insulte
Y times by persons in the crow(
pan shouted: 1--WE want no Pru'
In Bavaria" Arrests were made /
fiice. but the real culprits escaped
Hurzburg. Bavaria, a number of pc,
Eere arrested on the charge of his
n. The prisoners included your
tn- American lady. Annie Funk
land, Ohio, who was visiting relativ
difficult to say whether Prince Ri
ks tip that Germany might regr
fsing Great Britain will be taken
quarters or whether the two alliance
frelbund and the zweibund Ct
fe-Russian alliance) are now co
es for Great Britain's friendship. b
cologne Gazette editorially is a
Pig to bring about a better undo
Ehg between Germany and Great BIZ
Peciaring that Emperor William b
II had the highest respect for q
"a court and deploring the PREVAIL
Il feeling, which, it declares, II u
(ed, may result in hatred difficl
nother. simultaneously the Berl
rpondents Of the London newspapt
pegun writing in a similar strain.
epidemic OF accidents on the ca
anyways is prompting sharp cri
1 o. the government control OF
l The Reichsanzeiger publishes s.
h OF accidents ON German and Ba'
hnee: In July it appears from th'
=, 800 trains were derailed; there W.
- collisions; 173 other accidents
y; sixty persons were killed and