The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28

and Admiral Won Monts, will accompany
him. Gen. Non Moltke, who celebrated
his eighty-eighth birthday yesterday, ID
also expected 10 make one Of the party.
A report finds crcdcnce that the En-
pcror will confer with Prince bismarck
over n project for his majcsiy's coronation
on the 18th Of January. tho anniversary Of
the date upon which King William was
created Emperor at Versailles. Emperor
Francis Joseph, of Austria, and King
Humbert and all the chiefs Of the German
States, II Is said, will bo present al the
ceremony, which will be great function
In confirming the triple alliance aud glori-
flying German unity.
Empress Frederick has definitely mr..
ranged 10 10 10 Windsor on the llih. aud
thence direct TO Italy, returning 10 Ger.
many In May, when the villa Refs, her
new summer residence on the Taurus
mountains, will he ready for occupation.
Prince Bismarcks policy relative to east
Africa becomes clear, his overlurcs 10
the English, Belgian and Italian govern
ments tending 10 result IN combined nc
ton against the slave traders 81 central
Africa. A conference IL probable, In
which France will be invited 10 Join, 10
arrange for the forciblc suppression Of the
Arabian slave trade. The plan involves 4
simultaneous anti-slAycry crusading cx.
petition from the Congo State and British
and German east Africa territories
Tho North German Gdsdic declares
that tho Moslcm slave trado Is
extending its resources 20 such a degree
that no single nation will suffice 10 sup
press IL aud that only by corporation can
the civilized nations succeed In stopping
tariff which Ia n disgrace 10 the century.
Tho North German Gdidts IL confident
that the German and English people will
provo equal ~ the task imposed upon
them by sacred principles Of religion and
humanity.
The constitutional crisis la Australia las
a period Of pause, but below the surface Of
calm the agitation increases.
The order issued by tho marshal Of the
imperial court that documents relating 10
the coronation Of kings Of Bohemia he coli
lated aud investigated, IL considered tO IN
dictate Count Won Taaic's intention 10 ad-
wise Emperor Francis Joseph 10 acccdc to
tho Czecth's demands. Tho Bohemian
German Prince Of Clary aud Aldringcn
has been trying 10 effect a compromise bo-
tween the Germans aud the Czcoths. Ac.
oording TO the proposition submitted
the coronation will be a purely
religious ceremony involving no re-.
establishment Of tho constitutional rights
Of the Bohcmians. The proposal pleasos
nobody. The Czecths refusal 10 surrcn-
der their historic rights the Germans con.
slider would lead the way 10 the triumph
Of bohemian autonomy, including Momyia
aud silesia. In the meantime the clerical
party keeps more quiet. Since their rep
fcscntatiye, Herr Schoenycn, has entered
Count Won Taaio's cabinet ~ minister Of
Justice, the Clerico-Czecth hostility has
abated. A notable instance Of this Is shown
In Prince Litchenstcin's asserting, IL is
said, nj Emperor Francis Joscph's person.
al request, 10 postponemcnt Of the clerical
school bill until next year. The bill which
commits the control Of the public schools
20 the clergy would get majority In the
Reichsraih II the Cabinet insisted upon ils
passage, but would leave Count Won Taaie
uncertain Of the support Of the coalition
leading 10 his speedy downfall.
with the promised dawn Of success for
the Czecth agitation the Galician Poles are
hopeful Of obtaining In their turn some
form OF autonomy. Crawcow and Lembcrg
papers discuss the restoration Of the THU
lar kingdom Of Lodomefia.Gnlicia and the
ctowning Of Francis Joseph Mt Lembcrg
The tendency Of Count Won 1aaies policy
toward the liberalization OF Australia un
gary ia watched with the kccnest intcrcs
here. The matter already threatens to en-
barrass tho alliance. A federal Austria
with Germans CzccIhs, Poles, Magyar