New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-28
EMPEROR WILLIAM ANGRY.
DIRECTING TO THE PUBLICATION OF ARTI-
Giles ABOUT THE IMPERIAL FAMILY.

DIRECTING TO THE PUBLICATION OF ARTI-
Giles ABOUT THE IMPERIAL FAMILY.
HIS EXTRAORDINARY ADDRESS TO THE MUNICH.
PAL AUTHORITIES OF BERIIN-EMPRESs
FREDERICK TO VISIT ENGLAND-BIs-
MARcK's EAST AFRICAN POLICY
AUSTRIAN AFFAIRS
COPYRIGHT; 1888 By TIE Ns,c- York Associated Press
Berlin, Oct GA municipal deputation, In waiting
upon the Emperor william to-day, presented an address
of welcome on the occasion Of his return home, and
were startled by some emphatic remarks in the course
Of the Emperors reply on the scandal and gossip OF
the press affecting the Imperial family The deputa-
ton requested permission to erect In the schlossplaz
In memory OF the Emperor's visit to Vienna and
Rome, fountain designed by Professor Begas, the
artist The Emperor expressed his qualification and
interest in the undertaking. The people Of Berlin,
he said, had followed his journeys, and knew that
the friendly reception which he met with everywhere
not intended only himself but rather for the
German Empire. For the pleasant surprise which the
municipal representatives prepared for him he thanked
them all much more for the reason that IT happened
to come on the day when the Church OF the Holy
Cross in which his father, the Emperor Frederick,
had always shown the greatest interest," was conse-
Grated. The Emperor expressed the hope that he
would such fine churches erected
in Berlin. He trusted that his 1ourneyings would
have the best results for the Empire.
He had learned with regret that, during MS aD-
sence, while using his best efforts for the interest
of the EMPIRE disputes had arisen In the Berlin
press regarding the affairs of members Of his own
family. Attacks were made such would not be
tolerated by nor permitted against any private ind
vidual He requested the dcputatlon to do their ut
most to put stop to the unsecmly discussion as
1t concerned them all He desired to live among
She people of Berlin a Berliner He relied upon
the representatives of the capital to respond to that
desire
Mono Of the members venturcd TO make any remark
upon the Emperors unexpected reproaches. Even
II etiquette had allowed 1t, they were too much amazed
to respond. The Emperor spoke in quiet tone,
which utterly devoid Of anger; but his words
and manner left the impression that he felt acutey
the attacks that had been made.
After retiring from the Emperors presence the
municipal authorities considered the purport of the
Emperors remarks Several Of the officials professed
their inability to comprehend his meaning though it
obvious the Emperor had spoken very seriously.
Mayor Forckenback afterward the chief Of the
Emperors civil court and requested him to give some
explanation of the Emperor's language.
CONsECRATING A NEW CHURCH.
Prior to the receiving OF the deputlton the Emperor
and Empress present at the conservation OF tho
Church of the Holy Cross which founded by
Alliance Patz and when finished will be one of the
finest edfces In Berlin. The Prince and Princess OF
saXcMenngen, tine Princess Frederick Charles Prince
leopold, the Ministers OF state ana me clVc athor
ties appeared al the ceremony. Architect OtLen read
ar address to the Emperor, who. In reply expressed
bearing evidence Of his fathers activity in good
works. Tomorrow Emperor William VIII
go to Fredercssruh.si whore 70 nc n,rb %Ig
on Monday. Count Herbert bismarck and Ministers
Won boetticher, Won Gossler Won sGholl lierrfurth
nd Won I.fIo nd MOnTs
accompany him. General Won Motke, who cele-
rated his eighty eighth birthday yesterday, is also
expected to mako one OF the party.
DISCUSSING THE EMPERoTs CORONATION
A report finds credence that the Emperor Will
confer with Prince Bismarck project for His
Ma1esty's coronation on January IS, the anniversary
of the date upon which King William was created
Emperor OF Versailles. Emperor Francis Joseph OF
Austria and King Humbcrt and all the chiefs of tho
German States, 1t sad will be present at the cere
mony, which will be made great function IN con
irming the triple alliance and gloriiyng German
unity
EMPRESS FREDERICK TO VISIT WINDSOR.
Empress Frederick has definitely arranged TO go 70
Windsor on November H. and thence directly to italy
returning to Germany In May. The Prncesses will
accompany the Empress En- gland, the family differ
enccs having been finally arranged under the manage
ment of Queen Victoria OF England, who has been in
direct munic alton with the Emperor william, ana
has used her influence to effect Cancellation all
arOunds
SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATION.
Sunday being the tenth anniversary OF the Rechstags
law of repression against the Socialists the order seized
the occasion to announce the issue Of the Denk
schrlf' paper prepared by the leaders Of the party
expressly to show the futiy of the Governments
edlcts But the police prevented It's publication
The Socialists rcsOrcd 10 pIacards, which were posted
everywhere in Berlin and other centres declaring that
the anniversary not day for mourning. but
rather celebration OF the victorious vitality OF Social
ism. The DcnkschriH." however, privately cir
culaes despite the efforts OF the police to suppress IT,
BIsMARCK's EAST AFRICAN POLICY
Prince Blsmarckis policy relative 10 Last Africa
becomes clear, his ovcrtuIcs to the English Belgian
and Italian governments tending 10 result in combined
action against the save-raders of Central Africa
conference is probable, in which France VIII be
OF the Arab slave trade. The North German Gazette
declares that the Mosem slave tracc Is ex-
tending its resources 10 such degrce
Gazette is confident that the German and English
people viii prove equal To the task imposed upon
them by sacred principles OF religion ana humanity
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS IN AUSTRIA.
The constitutional crisis in Austria has period Of
pause but below the surface OF calm the agitation In
creases The order issued by the Marshal Of the I'M
peIfa Court that documents relating 70 tho coronation
Of Kings of Bohemia be colated ard investigated Is
considered to indicate Count Won 1aafe's intention to
advise Emperor Francis Joseph to accede 10 me
Czeches' demands The Bohemian German Prince Of
Clary and AldrinCen has been trying 10 effect conf
promise between the Germans and the Czeches. The
proposal plca=es nobody: The Czeches refuse 10
surrender their historic rights, and the Germans con
slider II would lead the way 70 the triumph Of Bone
milan autonomy. including Moravia and silesa. In
The meantime the Clerical party keeps more quiet
The Galican Poles hopeful Of obtaining In their
some form Of autonomy.
--