Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-05
CABLE LETTER.
The Young Kaiser Will Visit
England.
HIS ITINERARY REVISED.
Rigid Measures Adopted Against the
Anarchists-SOcial and
Political Gossip.

Copyright, 1888, by New York Associated
Press.
BERLIN, August 4-Emperor Williams
monarchical itinerary since his interview
with Prince Bismarck at FREDERICKSBURG,
has been modified in most directions. 1t
was supposed that the Emperor, in &C.
cordance with family arrangements,
would pay his respects to the Queen of
England duling her projected stay at
Baden. The Queen, however, intimated
through the German Embassy at London,
that she did not intend to 60 to Baden,
or any other place on the Continent.
Yesterday formal note was sent by
Prince Bismarck through the English
embassy asking that the Queen would
receive Emperor William, who intended
to visit England. The Emperor will ar
rive in London in November during the
winter session of Parliament. Under
present circumstances His Majesty's
visit to England will be State and not
family affair, and the Queen must meet
him in London or at Windsor.
Foreign officials believe that Prince
Bismarck intends to accompany Emper-
or William to England for the purpose
Of conferring with the Queen on affairs
relating to the late Emperor Frederick.
Nothing is settled regarding the EN-
peror's proposed interview with King
Humbert. The papal nuncio continues
to urge the Emperor to forego his visit to
King Humbert, unless the meeting takes
place at Milan or Turin.
Communications are passing between
Prince Bismarck and Signor Crispi, the
Italian Prime Minister, on the subject of
the marriage of the Duke of Aosta with
the daughter of Prince Napoleon. The
French monarchists expect that the
alliance will divert Italy from Germany
and assist in resuscitating Bonapartism.
Signor Crispi is understood to repudiate
any responsibility for the match.
ANARCHIST TROUBLES.
Continuous arrests have been made
since Thursday morning. of suspected
Socialists in Berlin, Hamburg, Leipsic,
Frankfort and every centre. They are
supposed to be associated with an Anar-
chist plot in Vienna for a simultaneous
attempt to rob the postofices and banks
in Austria and Southern Germany. The
Berlin Police Bureau has avert
ed arresting the leading So
cialists, but under communications
from Vienna, are shadowing Austrian
Anarchists. The Imperial Austrian
decree signed by the whole Cabinet to-
suspend trial by jury in the charges against
Anarchists throughout five provinces,
including Prague and Gratz, is to remain
in force one year. 1t empowers the
Government, without judicial warrant,
to arrest, imprison and execute
not only Socialists but per-
sons sheltering suspects, forbids the
sale, possession or manufacturing
of arms and ammunition prohibits pub.
lie meetings or the assembling of crowds
authorizes the police to make domiciliary
visits and to search newspaper offices
and take summary measures regarding
the editors, and imposes stringent rules
respecting passports on the arri val and
departure of foreigners. Arbitrary as
the decree appears it is forced upon the
Government by Anarchist conspiracies,
like the analogous decree of 1884,
when the American Anarchists sent
some of their associates to try to burn
Vienna. 1t is based upon the discovery
of extensive preparations to try to cap
ture the Government offices where
money is stored and which are least pro.
tected. Austrian Anarchists hold con-
slant intercourse with Anarchists in
France, England, Switzerland and Amer
lea. Only small section of the German
Anarchists are affiliated with them.
POLITICAL FACTIONS.
The combination of the government
parties has strongly cemented the Ma
tional Liberals and enabled them to
unite with the Conservatives. They have
agreed to nominate common candidates,
and the Clericals who hoped to isolate the
National Liberals and unite the
forces with the Conservatives are now
left out in the cold. The Nationals are
seizing the advantage of an incident
which occurred Sunday in an Evangelical
Church at Solingen, to ridicule the Cleri-
calls. Pastor TUNNEL was lecturing
there on the adoption of the relics of the
ceremonial which recently occurred at
AK La Champelle. He accused the
Archbishop of Cologne of blasphemy and
breach of the third amendment. The
Burgomaster of Solingen, who is Catholic,
but who was present in the church in his
official capacity, rose and ordered the
congregation to disperse. Pastor Thum-
mel forbade the congregation to 60 and
concluded the service amidst intense
suppressed excitement. The pastor de-
clared his intention to prosecute the
Burgomaster for brawling in a place of
worship. The whole German press dis
cusses the incident rather to the disad-
vantage of the clericals. ''e
GENERAL GOSSIP.
DR.. Windthorst is better. His party
papers deny that his illness is serious,
but he is not able to reply to cores
pondence.
King Milan of Servia, with the Crown
Prince, arrived at Vienna to-day. He
wires here to say that he will remain at
Vienna until tomorrow night, when he
takes the Crown Prince to some place in
Southern Bavaria. The King goes hunt
ing with the Prince Regent.
The eldest son of the Regent. Prince
Rupperecht, has got into trouble through
an amour with the daughter of wealthy
citizen of Munich. He wants to marry
the girls but her friends refuse 10