New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07
SUCCESS OF THE ROYAL TOUR.
THE GERMAN PEOPLE ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
THE YOUNG EMPEROR
THE POPE PLEASED WITH THE PLANS OF THE
EMPERoR's VISIT TO RoME-Is BISMARCK
SOON TO BE RETIRED l-GEFFCEEN
AND THE DIARY.
Copvioht; 1883 Blythe Ne,c- York Associated Press

AND THE DIARY
ro,,rsohf 1883 Bythe yec York Associated Press.
Berlin. Oct. s-Emperor Williams reception Of
Vienna has sent thrill of qualification throughout tho
Empre Apart from the popular demonstrations
the enthusiasm shown and the scenes at the banquet
given to His Majesty, the visit has been ol '"enSo
value in displaying the Emperors latent qualues'
His social tact and personal gcniahy nave hl'noi'o
been known only IN limited circles. Inc current
notions investing him with coid unsS
personality have been corrected by the smiling serenity
with which he passed through the tiring CEREMONIES
associated with his reception.
The official papers here and at vienna cohihien'
upon the Emperor's speeches as assurances iua' ''
German and Austrian armies are pracuoaiS "','0U
and ready for action against common ehous' any
suspcion. however remote of Emperor Williams III
clinng toward the Gar has been dspeiied' oh u'e
contrary several incidents have taken Mace when I'M
pel the conviction decisive action for the testing
of the strength OF the alliance will not be long ue
layed.
To-day the Emperors went chamois hunting III 'ne
| imperial preserves in the semmerins Mountains
| Emperor William will remain In Vienna uh'li "eu"09
| day. when he will start for Italy.
| THE EMPEROR AND THE POPE
The interview OF Cardinal Galimberti Paoal Nuncio
| at Vienna with His Majesty Thursday lasted Only
ten minutes The Cardinal, IL is said has freev s'au
| that the Emperor after expressing the nope '"S'
nothing would occur during his visit 10 Rome 10 Wouu
thu susccpbties Of the Pope declined To discuss my
ouss,,on handing between the Vatican and Germany;
simply referring him to Count Herbert BsnafcA ino
| Nuncio's conference with Count Herbert BismdrcA
appcars TO have been limited to the arranging OF the
| formalites of Emperor Williams reception at Inc vat
lean Advces from Rome received here last evening
announce that the Vatican IS genuinely satshed win
| the programme arranged. Emperor William VIII can
upon the Pope at the Vatican before going 10 inc
| Quirnal Gaining this point has gladdened the OH
cials at the Vatican The Pope will hold private
conference with the Emperor In the library Inc
smallest details of the reception Of His Majesty nave
| been settled even TO how many horses and what car
risges shall form the Emperors the number OF
persons in his suite and the place assigned to each
PLOTS AGAINST THE EMPERoR's LIFE
| The italian police, assisted by Berlin omcers are
taking precautions to prevent any attempt upon inc
Emperor's life IN consequence of warnings received
| bv them The German and Italian Anarchists mean
mischief Letters from Zurich. which have been In
tercepted refer plot against His Majesty ana
give rise to the belief that he will be attacked during
| his tour of Italy.
II is of omlnous import that during the Royal visit
a military conference Will take place at Milan al
which General Cosenz the Ital ehief-ofsta, VIII
meet Generals Waldersce and Won liahnke ana
two delegates of the Austrian War Office The meet
ing will virtually be commission of inquiry as TO inc
condition of the army of Italy and what part IL VII
be able to take in coming developments
KAISER WORSHIP AT FEVER HEAT
The Berlin Municpals want 10 accord the Emperor
a great public demonstration Of welcome on Ms
return October His tour has raised the ma scr
worship TO a white heat Count Douglass ELECTION
speech at Aschersieben faithfully reflects the pIts,nt
popular tendency toward inconslderao az i h ,,I
Of an unried ruler. His efusion Is about 10 pe pe
| shed for distribution throughout the hmpi'e
AS Emperor continues the ha cbanpion Of
shown himself mpervieus 10 hatteTy inc cnapu u
religious liberation: earnest phllahthropst q" s
sd1ous friend Of the working classes not asceuc cul
fQaf n
opposed to gambling and other pTOagaiiucs. rl"a az.
| he 4 averse TO war, sympathzes with popular AIMS
| and desires progressive Legislation compauDo VII" ~
Count Douglas did not draw this character without
the Emperor's sanction. Every line Is meant 70 I'M,
press upon Germans the beed thsI ne , rreatest
bic own strategy The inference Is that the Emperor
aims 10 prepare Germany for the retirement oil Dis
marck
WHERE DID GKFFCKEN GET THE DIARY
Hamburg dispatch announces that no definite
measure has yet been taken 10 prosecute PROFESSOR
| Gefcken 1t is not true that the authorities have
seen written permit from the late Emperor FREDERICK
authorizing Gefcken TO publish the diary The IN
qury resulted in establishing the fact that Gefcken
| never got copy from Frederick IL is not AnoM,h
Whence he obtained the extracts The intimate friends
to whom Frederick gave copies OF the qla [ I.au
~ saxe Coburg- Gotha Baron Won ROgeenbach, Prince
bernhard of SAKE Meinln Minister frledDerg COUNT
Won seckendorif, Ccun, KodonsAi ueie ns a aDn
Bluemthal, Count Won Munster, the Prince OF " aleS
| and King Humberf. ,,,. $4,000.
As the inquiry the circle Of possible sources
OF the betrayal of the diary the Blsmarckan VaprIs
| become more bitter toward the ex-Empress keine
, frauenzmmer poltkD Is again their cry. Insulting
press are common, though no one has dared TO make
direct charge that she Is responsible for the Pgoe
mitted TO hold private interview with her husband
| recently