Show A MILITARY RULER The Emperors Plan for the Autumn Maneuvers CRFFICISSI Q BdolN SCHOOLS i Realschulcn and Gymuasla TruQnatcs to belt be-lt on a Par Th Visit of the French Squadronto Russia BERLIN July 25 Copyrighted ISm by the New York Associated Press Emperor Em-peror William will return here August 17 and will command the cavalry maneuvers to be held in the vicinity of Bromberg Asa As-a novelty in military movements he will have masses of cavalry crossing the Havel some of the horsemen being on pontoons and others on rafts hastily constructed After the maneuvers at Bromberg the Emperor will proceed to Metz and will conduct a military survey of upper Alsace thence will go to Thuringer to take part in tho military maneuvers which are to beheld be-held at that place The Emperor will not a has been his custom be the guest of the I Duke of Saxecoburg and Gotha who has espoused poused the cause of Prince Bismarck and loses no chance to adversely criticize his doings The Emperors quarters will be established successively at Erfurt and Mulhausen After these maneuvers have been finished the Emperor will return to this city and subsequently pay a visit to Vienna being accompanied to the latter city by Chancellor Von CapreveL The French squadron celebrations in Russian waters are the occasion for some Germanophobes belonging the yacht club in St Petersburg to insult and quarrel with the German members because they refused to participate in the reception to the French naval officers The Russian members of the club have opened a subscription sub-scription to cover the expenses of a semipublic semi-public banquet to be given in honor of the the Frenchmen an excursion to Cronstadt and a soiree The committee having the matter in charge insisted that every member mem-ber of the club should contribute In consequence con-sequence the club quarters have been the scene of several verbal encounters which probably are the preludes t a series of dueling challenges Semiofficial newspapers hero published account of thefetcs with which tho Russians Rus-sians have welcomed the Frechmen but do not comment on them The press generally gen-erally discusses the political hearings of the affair without acrimony The Krucz Ztctung says the German navy whose main duty is the defense of the coast is relieved of a great probable cause of anxiety and having obtained assurance of this great strategic advantage the Germans Ger-mans can leave the French and Russians to gush over their theatrical fraternizations It is expected that the third circular issued sued by Privy Councillor Wennutb of the I department of tho interior lately appointed I imperial German commissioner to the Chicago fair will bo spread broadcast among tho various manufactures of Germany Ger-many manA leading German papers hold that the importance of of tho reception tendered to the French fleet by the Russian government govern-ment has been exaggerated The paper further says that although the matter will exercise a tangible influence on the relations rela-tions existing between France and Russia permanent friendship between the Latin and Slavonic races is impossible The Aatfonal Zeituny also urges that a general brotherhood of Frenchmen and Russians is unattainable holding the Russians Rus-sians are uncivilized and France has few points of sympathy with barbaric Russia The Vossichc Zeituny comments on tho incidents in-cidents attending the voyage of the French fieet affording valuable feet a afording strategic hint for a future war It notes that the French ironclads are of deep draught and could not pass through the sound to the Balte but had to proceed to deeper channels chan-nels more open to attack from Kiel The Vossiclic Zeituna calculates that the French strategists are reckoning on the aid of Denmark in the next war but holds that the support of the Copenhagen forts would be rendered futile Emperor Williams criticism of the standard stand-ard of qualification obtainable in the higher schools has led to a prolonged ministerial consideration of the subject resulting an official announcement today of now arrangement ar-rangement Students who have been through the requisite course in the higher real schools where the language arts and sciences are taught are placed on a practical equality with the students from the real gymnasium and become entitled to study architecture mining and forestry with a subsequent right t state appointments appoint-ments including appointments in the post and telegraph services Advancement Advance-ment to a higher school no longer entitles a student to render only one years military service but all students at the end of a six years course in any institution after passing pass-ing satisfactorily an examination by the state commission obtain the right to reduced re-duced terms of service These modifications modifica-tions will excite much comment when they become generally known I Reports that the Hamburg American Packet company was taking exiled Russian Rus-sian Jews as passengers at reduced rates are met with indignant denials from tho companys officials They say the exiles committee full price for each commitee pay fui prce passenger passen-ger but are allowed the privilege of deducting de-ducting the commission on inland booking book-ing which is ordinarily made t general agent A musical and dramatic exhibition is about to beheld in Vienna Mr James Gordon Bennett is t preside over the American Am-erican section of a show of articles on exhibition ex-hibition which will include products of every industry connected with music and dramatic instrument stage properties mechanical appliances and decorations with the high art department Weilberger Werner and other prominent young Socialst propose to get the International Inter-national congress at its meeting at Brussels I Brus-sels on August 16 to pass censure against Tallmar for his recent German patriotic utterances The government has purchased for the Berlin museum a painting by an American artist E L Weeks called The Rajah of |