The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-16

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| speech at Leeds this evening, favored the APP
pointment of non-political foreign secretary
who should speak with tho united voice of the
English people without distinction of party
! lie said that England's colonial policy was be-
| coming more and more involved with her for
| eign policy and that if she wished to retain
| her colonies she must admit them to a larger
| hare in promoting the influence of England in
| foreign affairs.
| VIENNA, October 10.-Emperor William
and Emperor Francis Joseph arrived at Murz-
| Zuschlag from Neuburg at - so D. M, TODAY
They were met by the king of Saxony, the
regent OF Bavaria and the duke of Tuscany
| Alter luncheon, tEmperor William babe all
farewell. lie embraced and kissed Emperor
Francis Joseph three times, and then EN-
| braced and kissed the king of,SaXonyhnd then
the regent of Bavaria. The salutes were ex-
| changed while the train was leaving tho sta
| ton. Then Emperor Francis Joseph and
others returned to Vienna.
| BERLIN, October 10.-The Munich Mach
| richten confirms the report that Swiss anar-
chists intended to make an attempt on the life
OF Emperor Wiiliam,in Wurtemburg, and that
| great precautions were used to protect the en-
| peror, the route OF the imperial train being
! changed
ROME October 12-The Opinione says it
| does not regret the visit of Emperor William
| to the vatican, as it will prove the sincerity
| with which it has adhered to the promises of
| Victor Emanual, that the pope should receive
King Humberts guests with q sovereign
pomp.
The newspaper italian Army extends n
warm greeting to the emperor ON behalf of the
| army
Early this morning Emperor William, ac-
| companied by General Driquett, commander
! OF the Eighth italian army corps, visited Camp
Centolrell, where military review will be
held tomorrow. He returned to quirinal,
| where he received King Hulnbert.
| The emperor took luncheon with Herr Won
Schloezer, Prussian representative to the
! vatican, after which he proceeded to the yati-
can to visit the pope. He wore the uniform of
| the life guards, and was attended by Count
! Herbert Bismarck Enormous crowds lined
| the streets leading to the vatican, and were
| very enthusiastic in their manifestations in
| honor OF tho emperor. The proposed displays
| i'll the vatican district were abandoned.
The empor' reception both inside and outside
| the vatcer, was conducted with the fullest
state ceremonies Prince Raspoli received the
| emperor, and conducted him to the pope's
| chambers. Two companies of palan-
| tine guards were stationed Mt the
| entrance of the hall. The pope surrounded
/ by his court, received the emperor, who bent
| his knee to the pope, whereupon the pope in
| vited the emperor to % scat beside the throne.
| The suits having been presented, his holiness
! arose and led the way to the salla gialla, where
he had private interview lasting three min
| utes with the emperor. On return.
| ing the procession was formed
| and the museums were visited. The Emperor
| William walked beside Cardinal Rampolla
| Next came Prince Henry and Cardinal Sim
lstri. The Palatine Guard and the dignitaries
| of the pontiiical court followed After leav-
ing the museums, the party inspected st.
| Peters, then the visitors returned to the qur-
! inal.
| Shortly after the visit to the vatican Empe-
| ror William sent a message requesting Sig.
| Crisp1 to come to the quirinal for an important
| interview. At the conclusion of the interview,
| the emperor, with his own hand decorated Sig.
| Crispi with the grand Gordon of the order Of
| tho Black Eagle, saying, Nobody has de-
! at the quirinal ithis eveAsing, there were one
| hundred and sixty guests. Emperor William
sat between King Humbert and Queen Mar
| garet. Prince Henry sat on the queens right
| King Humbert, in toast, said: cit is with
| deep pleasure and fervent gratitude that |
here salute, in the royal residence in the capt.
tol OF Italy, Emperor King William IL Of
Germany."~
A dispatch to the London Chronicle from
Rome says: 1.-THE interview between the pope
and Emperor William was cordial one. The
emperor assured the pope that he would adhere
to conservative policy in political social and
religious affairs. The pope replied that in Sc
cuIlty and grandeur Germany would gain
much, if the liberty of the Catholic church
and the independence of the papacy in Ger
many were more e1fectually guaranteed. He
said, Also that it was necessary, in the inter-
ests of European civilites of the Roman gov
eminent should be settled satisfactorily. The
Pope was pleased with the Emperor Williams
remarks.
ROME, October 1.-THE pope was present
OF the time of Count Herbert BismarclI's visit
to Cardinal Rampella yesterday, and gave q
short audience to Count Herbert. The latter
declared that the existing treaties between
Germany and Italy did not admit the posi-
biity of any territorial claim in favor Of the
papacy Emperor William has inVit-
ed Premier Crispi, General Viale, min
fgfA - Tg-z f1.a
minister Of public instruction, to luncheoir
at the German embassy. The emperor today
talked at length with doputation Of German
residents, who presented an address Of well
come. In the afternoon the emperor and suite
visited the pantheon and laid n wreath upon
the tomb Of Victor Emanuel and signed tho
visitors book. A crowd gathered outside the
pantheon and gave the emperor an enthusiasts
tic greeting when he came out, his homage
TO the late king making deep impression upon
the people and adding to his popularity. Later
the emperor and King Humbert walked to Pin
clio and villa Borghese. On returning to the
quirinal reception was given TO the Italian
officers. Rain prevents the proposed iilumina-
tions.
Emperor William has presented to the
pope gold snuff box, set with jewels, with
his own portrait in the middle.
During the interview between the emperor
and the pope, Prince Henry arrived, coming
twenty minutes before he was expected.
Monsignor was surprised and hesitant.
Count Herbert Bismarck thereupon said
that the Prussian prince must not be kept
waiting at the ante room, but must be mme-
diately announced. The emperor came out Of
the audience room few minutes aftor Prince
Henry was announced, and introduced his
brother TO the pope. 1t Is stated that the pope,
owing to the breyity Of his interview with tho
emperor and his own discursiveness, had not
time to say all he wished, and was therefore
dissatisfied. 1t is rumorcd that Emperor
William instructed his brother TO come before
the time for the purpose Of shortening his talk
with the pope. The emperor eyinced little in
terest in the works Of art in the mugeum Of
the Basilica of Saint Peter, always repeating
tho words ~ shall return"
LONDON October 12.--Mr. Levy, proprietor
OF the Daily Telegraph, is dead.
Valuable for Ladies'.
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