The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-21
A TOUR OF THE COURTS.
FUTURE PLANS OF EUROPES
ROYAL TRAVELLER.

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Copyright 1888 BY the Nctc York Associated Press.
BERLIN, Oct. 20-Emperor William is
expected to arrive at Drewitz station, near
Potsdam, tomorrow, on his return from
Italy. He will drive Immediately 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 Berlin
in the afternoon, where he will receive the
congratulations of the municipal authori-
ties upon his return.
On Wednesday he will resume his ltin-
erary, going to Blankenburg, whore he will
meet the Regent of Brunswick. He will
then visit llince Bismarck, who will prob
ably accompany him TO Hamburg, where
the emperor is expected to arrive on Oct.
49, and where he will preside over the cele
bration of the entry of the Hause City into
the Zoolverein. After leaving Hamburg
the emperor will visit T4eipsic, and on Oct.
81 he will lay the Cornerstone Of the i'm
perial palace of Justice. He will return to
Berlin early in November, and will be
present at the opening of the new landtag.
A VISIT FROM THE CzAR.
1t is also added that he will receive tho
czar on Nov. 10. The Russian imperial
family will pass through Perlin on that
date, and the car will then repay Emperor
Williams recent visit. The czar and his
family are going to visit Copenhagen,
where they will join the celebration of the
silver anniversary of the accession of King
Christian to the throne of Denmark.
The arrangements for Emperor Williams
reception at Windsor castle have been
abandoned. He contemplates voyage
some time in the winter to Lisbon, and
thence will journey to Madrid. His de-
cision upon the 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 continental
courts. the English court remaining undor
imperial recommendation.
DULL WINTER PROBABLE.
Berlners anticipate dull winter. The
court is still in mourning, and the leading
families are absent.
The emperor is now called "Wilhelm der
Answering" He is either absorbed in work
or travel.
Berlin in the spring.
The results of the emperor's visit to Rome
beyond doubt have been a blow to the
hopes of the Vatican. The semi-oficjal
press here having been instructed
to maintain judicious silence, ignores the
vatican. The dissatisfaction, anger and
discomfort of the clericaIs brakes out in the
German 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 secre-
tary of state, but authentic advices
from Rome, which are accepted as accurate
by both official and Catholic circles, state
that the pope forced from Emperor William
a declaration that Germany could not en-
courage papal aspirations without endan-
gering the present entente with the Italian
government.
DESTOYED HIS ILLUSIONS.
From member of the imperial attend
ants it becomes known that the emperor,
while telling King Humbert how the pope
had insisted upon talking on the question
of Rome, said: Il had to destroy his illu-
sions, and it was done effectually." The
vatican does not rest submissive or inactive
Cardinal Rampolla, beside instructing the
bishops to renew the agitation for SYM
pathy with the pope, has prepared a state
ment explaining that his holiness only con-
sented to receive the emperor after obtain
ing formal declaration that the visit did
not imply any recognition of the incorpora-
ton of Rome with Italy.
PRIESTS AS POLITICIANS.
The archbishop of Cologne has issued a
pastoral letter to the faithful defining their
duty in the coming election for members of
the landtag. The letter saws they must
vote for candidates who are ready to defend
the rights of the church. The clergy are
ordered to actively interfere in the
contests, using their utmost influ-
to give to God what is Gods due. The
wrath of the clericals falls upon Cardinal
Galimberti, the papal nuncio at Vienna,
who is accused of having been duped by
Prince Bismarck in the negotiations and
arrangements for Emperor Williams re-
ception in Rome.
THE MACKENZIE DISCUSSION
The discussion of Dr. Mackenzie's book
tends more and more to the dlscredit of the
English doctors. Even the radical Vossiche
Zeituno. which has hitherto been a fierce
and outspoken champion Of DR.. Mackenzie,
has ceased to defend him since the appear
ance of Prof Virchow's and DR.. Waldemey-
er's official reports on the results of the post
mortem examination Of the remains of
Emperor Frederick. At meeting of the
medical society here on Thursday last
the members debated and approved a re-
port. the effect of which win amount TO
accusing DIR. Mackenzie of distorting the
facts disclosed by the post mortem exami-
nation and of general divergence from the
truth The statement of Prof Virchow in
the Vossiche ZeitunJ, further charging
Drs. Mackenzie and Howell with evading
his request for an exact description of the
afflicted parts, whence the particles were
taken for analysis, intensifies the suspicion
that DIR. Mackenzie aimed TO mystify the
German doctors, if possible.
TAKEN FROM THE VOCAL CHORD.
Prof. Virchow now asserts that the par
ticles given him to analyze with the micro
scope were taken from the vocal chord and
not from the seat of the disease. Public
opinion is made up that DIR. Mackenzie is
clever Juggler, and that he was an able and
willing instrument In the plans for prolong-
ing Emperor Frederick's life until he had
chance to ascend the throne The public is
ceasing to take an interest in the medical
souabble. The medical society has ex-
pressed desire that the government permit
DIR. Mackenzies book TO circulate freely in
Germany, holding that If the prohibition OF
the sale of the book were withdrawn To-
morrow the public would not manifest much
desire to buy it.
INFLAMMABLE MATTER.
Court and domestic politics are moro than
ever surcharged with inAammable matter.
The ex-empress is implicated in both of DR..
Mackenzie's statements and in Prof. Gef-
ficken's line OF defense.
Herr Spaarman, publisher of the German
edition of DR.. Mackenzie's book, has written
deposition TO the police, in which he states
that the ex-empreSS revised the original