The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
The Pope Pleased with William )
Very Respectful Attitude.
The True Significance of Count
Douglas Extravaganza Eulogy.
Preparing to Shelve Bismarck-Signs of
War-Prof. Geffcken and Frederick's
Diary-Condition OF the Ger
man Money Market.

visit has been OF immense value in dis
playing the Emperor's latent qualities.
His social tact and personal geniality have
hitherto been known only in limited cir
cles The current notions investing him
with cold unsympathctic personality
have been corrected by the smiling
serenity with which he passed through
the stirring ceremonies associated with
his reception. The talk at the embassies
and in official circles at Vienna is unceas-
ing us to what the Emperor said to this
ono and how he received another. Every
incident is detailed, testiiying TO the happy
impression left upon the people. II is not
the least art OF a capable ruler TO contrive,
amid the strain OF wearisome social
duties, TO please every high.born person
age, giving TO each the pleasing conviction
Of having received ample recognition.
Emperor William passed through the Or
deal OF Austrian society in triumph, ac-
quiring new character as a man OF cordial
MS well rs kingly presence. But his social
triumph is trilo beside the significance
Of the exchange Of imperial courteses at
The Rittersaal and the banquets.
Any remote suspicion OF Emperor win.
Jams inclining toward the Car has been
expelled. On the contrary several incl
dents have occurred which impcl the con-
yiction that decisive action for the testing
Of the strength OF the alliance will not long
be delayed.
THE EMPEROR AND THE CARDINAL.
The interview Of Cardinal Galimberti,
papal nuncio at Vienna, with his majesty
on Thursday last lasted only ten minutes.
Tho cardinal, it Is said, has freely stated
that the Emperor, after expressing the
hope that nothing would occur during his
yisi; To Rome TO wound the susccpubilities
OF the Pope, declined to discuss any question
pending between the Vatican and Ger
many, simply referring him to Count Her
bert Bismarck. The nuncio's subsequent
conference with Count Herbert Bismarck
appears TO have been limited 70 the ar
ranging Of the iOrmaliiies Of Emperor Will
Jams reception at the Vatican. Advices
from Rome, received here last evening, an.
nounca that the Vatican il genuinely salts
fled with the program arranged. Herr
Won Schloesor, German ambassador at the
Vatican, as instructed by Count Herbert
Bismarck, assented To every Formally
suggested by Cardinal Rnmpolla, Papal
secretary OF Sta'e. Emperor william will
going 10 the Quirinal. Gaining this point
has gladdenod the officials at the Vatican.
Tie Popo will hold private conference
with the Emperor in the library, which il
now decorated with the tapestry presented
10 him on the occasion Of his recent jubi-
lee. On the day Of the Emperors arrival
| Cardinal RampOlla will wait on him, aud
ON the following day thc Emperor Will TO-
turn inc WISH oil inc cudihAi'
rnE ANARCHISTS.
Tho Italian police nssisted nv Rerlin
officers nro TAXING prccnuiions IN nrevcni
any attemnt upon tho F,nperor's M. In
consequence Of warnings received by
then' Inc HSf'na, am I,l'l' IN ahafchisis
mean unlscu,e,. Les,c's ,'y l .urlon "n,ci,
nave uc,n Il',sIsvV,ou Isle' ~ Son,f P'o'
W. I n's Unity SUI Nv ne otnc pe-
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PREPARING FOR WAR.
The list OF military personages accom-.
panying Emperor William now includes
Gems. Von Hahnko and Von Brnuchilsch.
uerren Miclcnz and Schultz. of the mill.
tarv cabinet. and Won Krugpr. n h. of
o,ninous inport that as pendant of Tho
imn.rial wish military conieronee Will
taEe place at Milan. al which Gen.
Cosonl. the Italian chief OF stat. will
meet Cons Won Waldorsee and Won
Uabnke and two delegate of Tho Austrian
var office The meeting will virtually lie
commission Of INQUIRY as 10 the condition
al the army of italy aud what mart II will
be allie 10 take In the coming devotion.
n,enta ON returning from Nanles lilo
Emneror will visit Milan. The Vienna
pget., tonight states that the Emperor Will
probably again 90 10 Vienna, arriving
thero ON the eOth. No news Of such an
ayyangcment has bccn received borc. where
Le n Timed 10 return ON Inc 99d
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poV"LM hVb"eh'
Count Douglas, M far ~ n Conservative
with Liberal lcanings could be. has been
intimate with the Emperor since his ma
jcsiy's boyhood and Ia good authority on
his character. but the portrait which he
sketched for the electorate WIS obviously
an ideal, combining the highest capabil.
tiles Of governing and military genius with
moral aspirations, making him kindred
with the angels Count Douglas eiiusion
Il about 10 be published In pamphlet form
for distribution throughout the empire.
II opens with The declaration that never
before hes our Kaiser, the only Prissinn
prince, seen 20 much Of practical liic."
This evaporation Is the keynote Of the