The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-09
THE BERLIN LETTER.
Some Choice Bits of Current News
From Germany.

BERLIN, October Il Copyright 1895
by the New York Associated Press -
| Emperor William 8 reception at Vienna
has sent a thrill of qualification
throughout the Empire. The enthusl-
asm shown in the banqaets given to
His Majesty has been of i'm mense value
in showing the Emperor's latent quail
ties. His social activity and personal
ity generally, have hitherto been known
only in limited circles. The cur:ent
notions investing him with cold. IN
sympathetic personality have baen COR
rected by the smiling serenity with
which he passed through the trying
ceremonies associated with his recep
ton. Emperor William hes
| PASSED THROUGH THE ORDEAL
of Austrian society in riumph, quir
iug q new character OF kindly pres
ence.
The fhcial papers here and in Vieana
c;mm mt upon the Emperor's speech
| assurances that the German and Aus
TRAN armies are practically united
ready for action against a common
enemy. ANY remotest suspicion OF
| Emperor Williams inclining towards
the Gar has been dispelled. On the
contrary, several incidents nave occur
red which impei the conviction that
| decisive action tor the testing OF the
| strength of the alliance will not bs long
| delayed.
Emperor William will remain in
Vienna until Wednesday, when he will
start for Italy.
THE INTERVIEW OF GALIMBERTI,
Papal Nuncoi at Vienna, with His
| Majesty lasted ten minutes.
Its freely stated that the Emperor,
after expressing the hope that nothing
| would occur during his visit to Rome
to wound the susceptibility of the
Pope. declined to discuss any question
pending between the Vatican and Ger.
many. AdVices from Rome announce
that the Vatican is entirely satisfied
| with the programme arranged. En-
peror William will call on the Vatican
before going to the Quierennial. Gain
ing this point has glsddened the OFF,
Gals at the Vatican The Italian
police. assisted by Berlin officers. are
| taking precautions to prevent any at
tempt upon the Emperor lie, IN con
sequence of warnings received by them
that German and Italian
ANARCHISTS MEAN MISCHIEF.
| Letters from Zunich which have been
intercepted, refer to some plot against
His Majesty, and give rise to the belief
that he will be attacked during his tour
| to Italy.
A Hamburg dispatch announces that
no definite measure has yet been taken
to prosecute
PROFESSOR GEFFCKEN.
1t is not true that the authorities have
seen written permit from the late
Emperor Frederick, authorizing GET
fcktn to publish the diary. The inquiry
resulted in establishing the fact that
Geffcken never got the copy from
Frederick. tits not known whence he
| obtained the extracts, as the inquiry
narrows the circle of the possible souI ces
of the betrayal of the diary.
GENERAL NOTES.
The Bismarckian papers became
more bitter towards the ex Empress.
The North German Gazette, referring
to the report that the English Admiral
Fairfax has been ordered to establish a
protectorate over the Savage islands,
says that the British government can
not assume the protection of the
islands, since by virtue of Anglo Ger
man agreement of 1886, the islands were
| declared neutral territory.