The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09
VISIT TO ROME
Wilhelm's Journey Still in Doubt.
Friction Caused by Comments Of
the Italian Newspapers.
The Pope Recognizes King FUN
bert's Superior Influenc..
And Raises no Further Objection Of
the Visit of the Quirinal.
The Interview Between 20 Emperor
and the King Of Italy Cannot be
Without Favorable Results
to the Center Party.

Without Favorable Results
to the Center Party.
lcopyrlght 1885, by the New York Associated Press
BERLIN, Sept S.-The program for EN-
peror Williams proposed visit TO Vienna
and Rome is still somewhat indefinite.
Friction has been caused between Rome
and Berlin by the comments Of the Italian
press on the Emperor's visit. These COM
ments have given great umbrage in official
quarters here, and led TO request being
sent to the Italian government to use its
influence TO prevent the newspapers mis-
representing the meaning OF the visit,
which was not planned as means OF
strengthening Prime Minister Crispis
position. Prince Bsmarck's telegram TO
the Pope, intimating that the only object
OF the proposed visit was to make secure
the alliance between Germany and
Italy, and thereby the addition Of
half million men to the Ger
man army, and that the papal question
was quite outside of II, was the outcome
OF some difficulty. The Pope easily recog-
nized that the Kaiser was in the hands OF
King Humbert, us his host, and raised no
further objection to his going to the
quirina.
The Center party here, satisfied that the
interview cannot be without favorable re-
suits for them, are continuing their efforts
to endeavoring Mgr Galambcrti in per-
suading the Emperor TO
VISIT THE POPE FIRST.
Their success in this direction, however,
is very doubtful. In the meantime prep
crations are going on in Rome on large
scale. German artists there are full OF a
special project TO make the Emperor's visit
a memorable one. The Pope has ordered
all prolatos and officers of the papal house
hold 10 be in readiness from October 10 TO
carry out the reception program with the
greatest pomp and sOlcmnity. Herr Won
Schlocser viii return TO Rome about the
end OF September TO prepare an elaborate
program on the Empcror's behalf
Emperor William Is displaying an ener-
~ that might have moved the admiration
OF Frederick the Great On Thursday at
an early hour, he went deer stalking at
Potsdam. After hard days work, re-
cciving reports, seeing visitors, etc, he
boarded special tram, accompanied by
his military suite and proceeded 20 Domb
Roka, arriving there ut $50 O'Clock Friday
morning. After receiving the notablcs OF
! the place and taking breakfast, the En-
pcrOr drove ten miles and engaged in the
, review OF the sham fight. Despite the
carlincss, an enormous crowd OF spectators
were present The ladies
COVERED THE EMPEROR WITH FLOWERS.
The review ended at o o'clock, after
which the Emperor drove back 10 Dom
brola, where ho RECALLED twenty guests
with hasty lunch, and in a travelling
saloon carriage returned 10 Potsdam, ar
irving ut o'clock Friday afternoon, only
20 apply himself diligently 10 the arrears OF
, State business On Monday he will re-
/. commence the review at Tempelhof, with
a military banquet. lie will then pro-
coed to Brcmorhaycn and thence TO VIII
helmshaycn, where the military maneu-
yers will be- concluded, and return to Der.
+. lin on the l2th instant. The mancu-
vcrs OF the Royal guards aud the
u Bnndcnbcr corps will last from the
4, 18Th 90 the 10Th, during which
!. the Emperor will live under canvas aud
inurc himself 10 campaigning. The Duke
4 of Cambridge and Lord Vantage. having
u heard OF this intention, sent 10 the Em-
A pcror a handsome Gift OF the Wimbledon
). pattern. The Emperor was much pleased
with the compliment and has shown the
= tent 10 many visitors.
The separation OF the chief command OF
I, the navy from other business OF the
;. Admiralty is mainly due 10 the probability
that Prince Henry will become COM
!. mandcr-in-chiei OF the navy. aud will DO
unable 10 represent the admiralty in the
T. Roichstng. That duty will dcyolyc upon
y the chief Of the admiralty.
The recent attack by the North German
!, Cast, upon tho French government, In
It connection with the shooting OF the
Portcs subjects at the German embassy,
p has been followed by comments upon the
N excessive budget demands Of the French
government for Tonquin and the dissa,is-
h. faction expressed thcrcat In France. The
y Gdsoro predicts that they will prove
SERIOUS DANGER
:, TO NJ. Floqucts cabinet. which has, more.
g over, 60 contend with the Vaccinations Of
impatient place hunters, who yirtuously
q dcnouncc Bouangcr, while they them
\. selves afford living proof Ut the evils oi
the system which Boulangur attacks.
~ Tho Pod tonight cmphatically denies
=, the report that the late Emperor Frcdcr.
4. ick's will h TO bc published, aud asserts
that no such document exists.
II IL rumored that Emperor William has
authorized Dr. Bergman 10 publish d
further reply 10 DIR. Mackonzos coming
book II necessary.
The German prcsa doyotcs much space
10 comments ON the fishery dispute be.
tween the United States aud Canada. A
majority Of the papers disipproyc OF a ~
lection OF the treaty. but conclude that II Is
merely party move aud will be without
serious results.
The Cologne Ggshc says "As soon as
Cleveland u reelected hc will be ready 10
listen 20 reason. Al discussion can bu,
scTyo 10 foster both IN Canada and In the
United States the belief that England has
no business In North America"
The Hamburg correspondent on tho
contrary, believes that the rejection oi the
fisheries treaty will lead the Canadians 10
seek closer contact with England, which
will not suit the tastes Of the Democrats.
Several papers comment upon the unpro-
tecicd state OF the American coasts and
harbop In the event Of conflict with a
maritime power. The ncws Of the iorma.
ton Of an English. African company ere
ntcs great interest here. The opinion is
general that II will be necessary to rectiiy
without delay the hastily drawn frontier
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