The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-15
GERMANY'S SEA OF GOLD.
A SPLENDID SPECTACLE WHEN
THE EMPEROR LEFT KEEL.

S6EJ TO OuS OOWdk0I 6LuDF0SS
the Crest of the Sea.
copvright 1883 bV NetO York Associated Press
BERLIN, July 14.-Emperor Williams
departure from Kiel presented a spectacle
splendid beyond anything ever before wit
messed on the German seas. The town and
harbor were uniquely decorated. The
route from the station to the harbor was
lined with masts, covered with
oak leaves and adorned with weapons
aad banners. The German, Prussian
and Holstein colors were conspicuous. Tri-
umphal arches and doral decorations, in
which naval designs predominated, entirely
transformed the aspect of the old town:
The emperor drove slowly toward the har-
Dor, giving as he went special greetings to
the guilds and corporations which lined the
streets.
THE ROYAL YACHT.
The yacht Hohenzollern was moored at
Diepen brook, at the outer end of the har-
bor. A man -of-war's boat conveyed the
emperor to the yacht at 10:30 o'clock His
majesty was received by Prince Henry, Vice
Admiral Blanc, chief of the Baltic station,
and Admiral Monts. The squadron was
composed of the iron clads Baden, Bavaria,
fTeUGIlCh LILO INdlStI anu LleUeU,
and the frigates Prince Adalbert, Gueirena
and Won Moltke, With part of the torpedo
Aotilla. 1t then sailed past the imperial
Yacht in splendid order and with perfect
precision, the maneuver commanding great
admiration
PUTTING OUT TO SEA.
Shortly after II o'clock the imperial
yacht put out to sea, escorted by the tor
pedo fotilla and the ironclads. A number
Of private steamers accompanied the fleet
for several miles.
Kiel is crowded with visitors and holds
high carnival tonight. During the four
days voyage to Peterhof the squadron will
execute a number of maneuvers. On July
l8 the Czar's yacht, Der Java, will receive
Emperor William on board at Cronstadt
The emperor will remain four
days at st. Petersburg and return by sea
to Kiel His after programme will include
an inspection of the troops, maneuvers of
the guards and the Third army corps in
August. In Septemt er he will visit Alsace-
Lorraine, meeting the king Of the Belgians
at Strasburg.
TO VISIT VIENNA AND ITALY.
At the end of September he will go to
Vienna and will probably visit the King of
Italy in October. Communications from
Emperor William to his mother were trans
mitted from Spandau last evening and from
Kiel to-day. This fact, though insgnif-
cant IN itself, has significance in the
face of the persistent foreign scandals
regarding the alleged unhappy relations
existing between his majesty and he
Dowager Empress Victoria. II the mes
sages only referred to the progress of her
sons first expedition as emperor, they still
showed that the differences between him
and his mother have not reached a rupture
The Empress Dowager Victoria fire.
quently sees Or. Freidberg Count Stolberg
and other intimate friends of the late EN-
peror Frederick.
DISPUTES OVER THE PAPERS.
Disputes certainly continue to exist be-
tween herself and the emperor in regard to
the disposal of Emperor Fredericlxs papers,
some of which the empress dowager main
talns are personal, against the contention of
the emperor that they are state property
and ought to be deposited in the state
archives. The court circle believes i'm
plcltly that the difference can be ar
ranged in the future by the empress
dowager Surrendering the documents re-
latng to the regency and Emperor
Frederick's memoranda on his own plan for
administering the reign, the bulk of his cor
dependence to be left with the Empress
Dowager Victoria
NH Clelo VT IhI DOCiOhC"
DR.. Mackenze's report, accompanied by
those of DR.. Krause, DR.. Leyden and Dr.
Howell, is expected soon. DIR. Mackenzie is
IN no way hindered from giving a strictly
medical statement with his report. The
quarrel ends with a statement that DIR.
Bergman and his associates will not reply
10 DR.. Mackenzie.
BIsMARCK's VACATION.
Prince Bismarck's period of repose at
freldrlchsruhe promises to be brief For
aoout fortnight he will enjoy solitude.
Only the princess and the Count and Coun-
hsS OF Rantzan are with him. His intention
70 cut his leisure short and to face
BUSINESS at an early day is apparent in the
crder left at the Reichskarzler. Through
ont the department it is understood that
s1alrs are too exigent to permit of pro-
longed leave, while the emperor and chan
Velor are working toward new political
combinations and while the official world
must know no rest.
AN APPROACHING INTERVIEW.
- Prince Blsmarcks interview with Siguor
Crlspl, the Italian premier, will be the first
Igh OF his resumption of active labors.
tVlS now likely that instead of confer
e4ce Count Kalnoky, Signor Crispi and
tne German chancellor will meet at Carls-
s .aq Signor Crispi will come to Frede-
~ i'i dIe early IN august. COUNT Herbert
bblsmarck's report on tho interview at
deerhot will then be in the hands Of the
JI9ahcellor, who will meet neither Count
halhoky nor Premier Crispi until
W ue Knows what terms can be obtained from
;ue car. Premier CriSpi, who is in press
ug need of Germany's support with the
ppai'lcan, will make no delay in seeing Prince
AUsTRIA's PROMISE.
W. ngr. Salimterti, the papal nuncio at
senha, has obtained the promise of the
auStIlan government to sustain the vatican
sans yeSlnst the Italian governments threatened
rola'lon OF the law under which the vatican
t tus hitherto been held as extra territorial
H. vue municipal government of Rome
tsnor Crispi has reason TO fear
taO the Austrian pressure brought
So3 Dear upon Prince Bismarck ad-
4 cau to the energetic protests of
a.nohc va.ih Germany and the regent of Ba-
N Anaa, whose leaning is well known, will in
ri nlsn'e the German government against his
iba 20 curtall the elites aud to weaken
ulshlty of the position of the pope.
r, TONE OF THE ROME ORGANS.
n ne Official press of Rome writes as IL
a, SHI.r Orispi had received at the meeting
Fl ss arzln, carte blanche. 10 do what he
kn,u.d u.d choose with the pope. IL is bette
& tbo, ~ mere that Prince Bismarck holds
n sr ,pe position Of the vatican under the
I'M. guarantees ought TO be unassailable.
Il tarsa, question, involving as II does the
h f,'g, alened departure Of the pope
. ,"A Rome ia an urgeut