The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20
FOREIGN FACTS.
Kaiser William Giving Away
Under the Weight Of His
Many Years.
The Home Rule Excitement
Among the Nebobs--tslad-
stone spenks Out.
No Hopes OF saving the Twenty I.
Nine Wen Entom bed an the
Flooded Mine.
GERM Y.


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BERLIN, December I9.-Emperor
William has been no better during
the past several DAYS. His imperial
majesty gave an audience on Tues
day to Archbishop Kremcntz, who
was recognized by the emperor In sn
imperial rescript, on October 10, as
the pcpe's appointee to the ARCH
diocese of Cologne. lie also granted
audiences to Herr Bukowski, propri-
etor of the Madras diamond mines,
aud the Japanese prince, Trischiinen,
during the week. On Wednesday the
emperor attended the opera He ap-
peared In fine hea th, and said, "My
chief complaint is my great age" On
Thursday ne attended the court thea
tire, and afterwards was present al q
party given by the empress. He holds
daily conferences with the crown
prince, Frederick William. lie re-
ceiyed Herr Bleichroder, who pre-
scented him with gold medal TO COM
memorate the SEVENTEEN anniversary
ofthe birth of Prince Bismarck.
Prince Bismarck, who was injured
by the stumbling of his horse, on
Thursday last, Is suffering from in.
ilan cd veins, asd his physicians have
asked him to maintain n recumbent
| osition. Several Wuriembcrgers
" no were born 10 1915, have tele-
graphed the German chancellor their
congratulations on his having at
tanned his SEVENTEEN year, and their
wishes that he may have long aud
happy life. Prince Bismarck In reply
thanked his dear septuagenarian con-
temporaries, and asked each of them
TO, renew the salutation ten years
hence. The liberals will, on the as
sembling of the reichs,ag after the
recess, submit motion respecting the
expulsion of the Poles from Germany
which Is still going on, aud has re
suited in the driving out of more
than 10000 persons. The motion will
be to the effect that such action on
the part of the government is incon.
sisten, with the laws of humanity
aud dctriment TO the German na.
ton.
The appointment OF a naval attacht
to the American legation in this city
has caused much satisfaction to the
German people.
The students OF the Royal Academ,
of Arts gave grand costume bail, Il
celebrate the birth of the Acsdemi
clan and artist, Adolph Manzels
The crown prince and family wer,
present. The castle guard, consist
ing of gigantic soldiers dressed In th,
uniform IN use at the time of Freder
lex The Great, marched past The crow
prince and family. Many of Her
Manzels most noted paintings relate,
to Frederick The Great aud his army
Arch Bishop kremcntz made
stale entry into Cologne to-day an,
received hearty welcome from tn
Catholic residents of that city. -Four
hundred clergynen formed in pro
cession aud conducted his grace I
the door, where the archbishop dis
pensed blessing TO a large crow
from under canopy covering til
passage leading inside the cath,
dral. The civil and military author
ties were present at the service. Tn
sacred ediiice was crowded with pet
pie, and the archbishop was enthrol
ed with all The usual popal nom
The Germania complains that Arcl
bishop Krementz is bishop wit
bound hands.
The neurology of the week l.
CLUBS Herr Ludwig Noel A. Mon
cal, n professor at Heidelberg, an
Count Bosewith, president of Il
Mecklenberg ministry.
4 The German states will contribu
, 100000 marks to cover the .ir
3 perial deficit for the year 1885.
, The deficit for the year 1857 will
i 100000 marks greater.
e Emigration dwindled TO $1,000 f
the nine months which ended Oct,
Der LIST, 1885, as against 1885, 900 for Il
same period in 1884.
: The elections here for the munic
: pal councillors have resulted III d
b return OF thirty-fve liberals aud fl
G anti.semetics and socialists. He
:. Pickenhack, the anti-semetic leadt
0 was defeated.