The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-05
VICTORIA ON HER DIGNITY
If THE EMPEROR WISHES TO SEE
HER HE MUST GO TO ENGLAND.
The Pope Continues to Persist In His
Endeavors to Prevent the Emperor's
Visit to Rome-A Hard Dose for
Anarchists,

Copyright by the New York Associated Press, 1881
BERLIN, Aug. 4.-Emperor Williams
monarchcal itneracy since his interview
with Prince Bismarck at Frederichsruhe
has been modified in most important di-
rections. 1t was supposed that the En-
pcror, in accordance with family ar
rangcmcnt, would pay his respects to the
Queen OF England during her projected
stay at Baden. The Queen, however,
intimated through the German en-
bassy at London that she did not intend to
90 either to Baden or any other
place on tho continent. Yestcr-
day formal note was sent by
Prince Bismarck through the English en-
bassy asking that the Queen receive En-.
peror William, who, the note stated,
intended TO visit England II the plans Of
Prince Bismarck are executed In time
Emperor William will arrive in London in
November, during tho winter session OF
Parliament. Under the present Circum-
stances his majcsty's visit 10 England will
he state and not family affair, and the
Queen must be either in London or at
Windsor. Foreign Office officials believe
that Prince Bismarck intends 10 accom-
pany Emperor William 10 England for the
purpose of comforting with the Queen on
affairs relating to the late Emperor Fred
erick.
Nothing IL settled regarding the En-
pcror's proposed interview with King
iIumbcrt. DIR. Won Scholczcr the Prus.
sian envoy TO tho Vatican, has had daily
interviews since Monday with Mgr. Calm.
BERT, tho papal nuncio at Vienna, his ef-
forts being directed toward reconciing
the prospect against the reception
Of the Emperor nj Rome with the Nati-
cans claims. DIR. Won Scholezer arrived ut
Friedrichsruhc, bringing, II is surmiscd,
the pnpal ultimatum. The Pope has been
asked II the Emperor goes 10 the vatican
and remains ~ the guest OF the Pope for q
day here prior to his reception at the
quicrnal whether he will Withdraw his OBJ
lection. Mgr. Galibcrt is understood to
have replied that tho Pope must main
tain his temporal rights. The nuncio con-
tinues 10 urge the Emperor 10 forego his
visit to King Humbert unless the meeting
take place at Milan or Turin.
Communications are passing between
Prince Bismarck and Signor Crispi, tho
Italian prime minister, on tho subject OF
the marriage OF the duke Of Aosta with
the daughter OF Prince Napoleon. The
French monarchsts expect that the al
lance will divert Italy from Ger
many and Rssist in resuscitating
Comparison. Signor Crisp il understood
30 rcpudatc any responsibility for the
match. His motto 10 NJ. Goblet, French
minister Of foreign affairs, on Italian
tt..IVa IA. Aiuaa.s.sa,H a.. HAga
been purposely wordcd TO prove 10 Prince
bismarck the genuine nature OF ltaly's
position 10 France.
Continuous arrests have occurred since
Thursday morning of suspected socialists
m Hamburg, Lcipsic, Frankfort aud every
center
An imperial Austrian decree signed by
the whole cabinet suspcnds trial by jury
In charges against anarchists throughout
five provinces. II empowers the govern.
mont, without n judicial warrant, 90 ar
rest, imprison and cxpcl not only suspects.
hut persons shclicring suspects; iorbids
the sale, possession OF manufacture
OF arms and ammunition, prohibits public
meetings or the assembling of crowds; uu-
thorizcs the police 10 mako domiciliary
visits aud 10 search newspaper offices and
take summary measures regarding the cdi-
tors, and imposes stringent rules respect
ing passports ON the arrival and depart
urc Of Foreigners Arbitrary "a the
decree appears, II Is forced upon
tho government by anarchist con.
spiacics TO tako the analogous decree oi
lssl. whom the American anarchists sent
some oi their associates IN try to burn
down Vienna. II il based upon the dis
covcry of extensive preparations 10 try u
| capture government offices In which
money is stored and which are the leas
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