Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-07
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BERLIN, October 6.--Emperor Williams
reception at Vienna has sent thrill of
satisfaction throughout the empire. The
enthusiasm shown and the scenes at the
banquet given to his majesty have been
of immense value in displaying the EN-
peror's latent qualities. His social tact
and personal geniality have hitherto
been known only in limited circles. The
current notion investing him with cold,
unsympathizing personality have been
corrected by the smiling serenity with
which he passed through the trying cere-
monies associated with his reception.
Emperor William has passed through
the Ordeal of Austrian society in
triumph, acquiring a new charac-
ter as man of cordial az
well as kindly presence. Official papers
here and at Vienna comment upon the
the Emperor's speeches as assurances
that the German and Austrian l,rmies
are practically united, ready e. action
against the common enemy. Any re-
motest suspicion of Emperor William in
Ginning towards the Gar has been dis :
PEELED. On the contrary several Incl
dents have occurred which impel the
conviction that decisive action for the
testing Of the strength of the alliance
will not be long delayed. Emperor Will
liam will remain in Vienna until We'd
nesday, when he will start for Italy.
The interview of Cardinal Galimberte.
Papal Nuncio at Vienna, with His
Majesty lasted ten minutes. The Car
dinal, it is said, has freely stated tn at
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 ques-
ton pending between the Vatican and
Germany. Advices from Rome announ-
ces that the Vatican is genuinely salts.
fled with the programme arranged.
Emperor William will call upon the Pope
at the Vatican before going to the OUR
unal. The gaining OF this point has glad
dened the officials at the Vatican.
The Italian police, assisted by Berlin
officers, are taking precautions to prevent
any attempt on the Emperor's life in
consequence of warnings received by
them to the effect that the German and
Italian Anarchists mean mischief. Let
ters from Zurich which have been inter-
cepted refer to some plot against His
Majesty and give rise to the belief that
he will be attacked during his tour of
Italy.
THE DIARY AFFAIR.
A Hamburg dispatch announces that
no definite measure has yet been taken
to prosecute Professor Geffeken. 1t is not
true that the authorities have seen q
written permit from the late Emperor
Frederick, authorizing Geffeken to pub
lish the diary. The inquiry resulted in
establishing the fact that Geffeken never
got the copy from Frederick. 1t is not
known whence he obtained the extracts
as the inquiry narrows the circle of the
possible sources of the betrayal of the
diary.
The Bismarckian papers become more
bitter towards the ex-Empress.
SAVAGE LANDS.
The North German Gazette, referring
to report that the English Admiral
Fairfax has been ordered to establish a
protectorate over the Savage Islands,
says that the British Government cannot
assure protection Of the islands, since by
virtue of the Anglo-German agreement
of 1889 the islands were declared neutral
territory.
The promoters of the Emin reliet
expedition decline to abandon the enter
prise. DR.. Peters hopes to get 100000
marks subscribed after the meeting of
the Reichstag. Lieutenant Wissmann
states that the expedition, after leaving
Zanzibar, will proceed by the old caravan
route through Uganda and Ungaros.
The natives are not warlike. The route
is populated and water and other supplies
are plentiful.
1t is reported that the Government has
ordered several war ships and 5000
troops to the German territory in East
Africa.