St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-21
DON'T like HIS GRANDMA.
Young Emperor William viii Give The
English Court the CODY.
PLANS FOR WINTER TOWNS.
His Visit to Rome a Blow to the
Hopes of the Vati-
can.

BERLIN, Oct. 20.-Emperor William
is expected to arrive at the Drewitz
station, near Potsdam, tomorrow on his
return from Italy. He will drive imme-
diately to the marble palace, where he
will pass the day in retirement with his
family. Monday is the birthday of the
empress, and the day will be quietly
celebrated. No public fetes will be
held. The emperor will visit Ber-
lin in the afternoon, where he
will receive the congratulations of
the municipal authorities upon his re-
turn. On Wednesday he will resume
his itinerary, going to Blankenburg,
where he will meet the regent of Bruins
wick. He Will then visit Prince Bis
marck, who will probably accompany
him to Hamburg, where the emperor is
expected to arrive on Oct. 20, and
where he will preside over the cele-
bration of the entry of the Hause
city into the Zollverein. After leav-
ing Hamburg the emperor will visit
LeipSic, and on the 31st inst. he will lay
the cornerstone of the imperial palace
OF justice. He will return to Berlin
early in November, and will be present
at the opening of the new landtag. 1t
is also added that he will receive the
car on Nov. 10. The Russian imperial
family will pass through Berlin on that
date, and the car will then repay En-
perOr Williams recent visit. The car
and his family are going to visit Copen-
hagen, where they will
JOIN IN THE CELEBRATION
of the ''silver" anniversary OF the Access
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Denmark. Arrangements for Emperor
Williams reception at Windsor castle
have been abandoned. He contemplates
voyage in the course of the winter to
Lisbon, ana thence journey to Madrid.
His decision upon this matter is not
final, but an intimatiOn has been sent
to Madrid that he has in contemplation
a visit to the Spanish court. His
reception at Brussels early in the
spring completes his tour of the con-
tinental courts, the English court re-
naming under the imperial eXcOmmun-
icatiOn. The BerlinerS anticipate dull
winter. The court is still in mourning,
and the leading families are absentees.
The emperor is now called "Wilhelm Der
Answartige." He is neither absorbed
in work or travel. 1t is settled that
King Humbert will visit Berlin early in
JHe spring. Inc results Oh the emperor
visit to Rome, bepOnd doubt, have
been blow to the hopes of the Vati-
can. The semi-Official press here, hav-
ing been instructed to maintain a Judi
ciOus silence, ignores the Vatican. The
dissatisfaction, anger and discomfort
of the clericals breaks out in the
Germania and other Catholic organs. 1t
is admitted that the emperor used the
utmost tact in his interview with the
pope and Cardinal RampOlla, the papal
secretary of the state. But authentic
advices from Rome which are accepted
as accurate by the official and Catholic
circles, state that the pope
FORCED FROM THE EMPEROR
a declaration that Germany could not
encourage papal aspirations without en-
dangering the present entente with the
Italian government. From a member
of the imperial attendants it became
known that Emperor William, while
telling King Humbert how the pope had
insisted upon talking on the question of
Rome, said: II had to destroy his illu-
sions, and it was done effect
ually." The Vatican does not
rest submissive or inactive. Car