Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-10
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
THE IMPRESSION MADE RY EN-
RPEROR WILLIAMS TRAVELS.

austria Claims to Be Much Pleased-No
Alliance with the Czar-The Emnaro,
and the Pope-Amicable Condition O,
Ahairs-Rumored Intentions of Mis-.
chief-The Late Emperor's Diarv.
BERLIN, October 6.-Emperor Williams
reception at Vienna has sent thrill az
gratincation throughout the empire. The
enthusiasm shown and the scenes at the
banquet given to his majesty, have been
OF Immense value in displaying the en-
perors latent qualities. His social acts
and personal generosity have hitherto
been known only in limited circles. The
current notions investing him with
cold, unsympathizing personality have
oeen corrected by the smiling serenity
with which he passed through trying cere-
monies associated with his reception.
Emperor William has passed tbropob
AN ORDEAL OF AUSTRIAN SOCIETY
In triumph, acquiring new character as q
man OF cordial as we'll as OF kindly presence.
Official papers here and t Vienna comment
upon the Emperor's speeches as assur. noes
that the German and Austrian armies are
practically united, ready for action against
the common enemy.
ANY OF the remotest suspicion OF EN-
peror Wliilam, g lncllning towards the Car,
has been dispelled. On the contrary sev,
eral incidents have occurred which imnel
the conviction that decisive action for the
testing OF the strength of the alliance win
be long delayed.
Emperor William will remain in Vienna
until Wednesday, when he
WILL START FOR ITALY.
The interview of Cardinal Galimberti |
the Papal Nuncio at Vienna, with his
majesty lasted ten minutes. The Cardinal,
1t is said, has freely stated that the EN-
peror, after expressing the hope that moth
ing would occur during his visit to Romet to
wound the susceptibilities of the Pope, de.
cllned to discuss any question pending be-
tween the Vatican and Germany.
AdVlces from Rome announce that the
Vatican is genuinely satisfied with the pro-
gram arranged. Emperor William
WILL CALL UPON THE POPE
1T the Vatican before going to the Quiri-
1al. Gaining this point has gladdened the
officials at the Vatican. The italian po-
ice, assisted by ReIlin officers, are taking {
to prevent any attempt upon
he emperor's life in consequence OF warn
ngs received by them that German and
Italian anarchists mean mischief. Letters I
rom Zurich, which have been Intercepted,
efer to some plot against his majesty, and
i've rise to the belief that he will be at
acked during bis tour of Italy.
A Hamburg dispatch announces that no
QfnJfp F1ano hoe loa 4oI-
Professor Geffecken. 1t is not d
rue that the authorities have seen a n
Tritten permit from
THE LATE EMPEROR FREDERICK, q
authorizing him to publish the diary. The a
1quiry resulted in establishing the fact Q
hat Geffecken never got the copy from
frederick. 1t is not known whence he OBJ b
aimed the extracts, and as the inquiry mar G
ows the circle of possible sources of be- 1
rayal of the diary, the Bismarckia papers 8
ecome more bitter toward the ex-Em- o
ress.
The North Gazette" referring to the re- h
ort that the English Admiral, Fairfax, has
cen ordered to establish protectorate +
yer the Savage Islands, says that the e.
ritlsh government cannot assume prOtec 3
on OF the islands, since, by virtue OF the
nglo-German agreement of 1886, the
land was declared neutral territory.
Promoters Of the
EMIN BEY RELIEF EXPEDITION
ecline to abandon the enterprise. DR..
eters hopes to get 1, 100000 marks SUBJ =
'riped after the meeting of the Reichstag. ID
lieutenant Wissmann states that the ex- VI
edition, after leaving Zanzibar, will pro- y
ed by the old Caravan route through es
gonda and Upgarro Tie natives are not p
arlike, the route is populated, and water
nd other supplies are plentiful. B
1t is reported that the government has ~
'dered several war ships and three thous- y.
nd frnnlna "a | VI