New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-09
THE POPE AND THE EMPEROR
BUSY PREPARATIONS AT ROME FOR THE
ROYAL VISIT
CEAsELEss ACTIVITY OF THE YOUNG EMPEROR
THE FISHERIES MATTER AS 1T LOOKS
TO GFRMANY-THE RESTORATION OF
THE PopE's TEMPORAL POWER



Copyright; 1888 BY the Nc,c Yor1; Associated Press
Berlin, Sept sThc programme for Emperor VIII
am's visit to Vienna and Rome IS still somewhat In
definite Friction has been caused between Rome and
Berlin by the comments Of the italian press on the
Empcror's visit. These comments have given great
umbrage in Official quarters here, and led 10 request
being the Italian Government to use us influence
TO prevent the newspapers disappearing the mean
Ing Of the visit, which not planned as means OF
strengthening Prime Minister Crispis position. frlhco
Blsmaicks telegram to the Pope ntimatng that the
only object OF the proposed visit was TO make secure
the alliance between Germany and Italy, and thereby
tho addition Of half million men TO the German
army and that the Papal question was quite outside
of H. was an outcome Of the same difficulty The
Pope easily recognized that the Kaiser was In the
hands of King Humbert u his host, and therefore
raised no further objection 10 his going to the oulrma
In the meantime preparations are going on In
Rome on q large scale The Pope has ordered all
preates and officers Of the Papal household 10 De In
readiness from October 10 carry out the reception
programme with the greatest pomp and solemnity
TIE YOUNG EMPERORs BUSY LIFE.
Emperor william is displaying an energy that
might have moved the admiration of Frederick the
Great On Thursday at an early hour he went
devastating at Potsdam. After hard days WORK
receiving reports seeing visitors, etc, he boarded
special train for Dombrowka arriving there at 40
Friday morning. Then he drove ten miles ana en-
gagged In the review Of the sham fight. The iadies
covered the Emperor with flowers. The review
ended at o O'clock after which the Emperor drove
Lack TO Dombrowka and returned TO Potsdam, air1v
ing at O'Clock Friday afternoon, only to apply him
self diligently to the arrears of state business On
Monday he will begin anew the review az 1empelhOf
with military banquet He will then proceed 10
Bremerhaven, and thence TO Wilhelmshaven, where
the military msnocuvres will be concluded ana re-
turn to Berlin on september le. The manoeuvrcs
of the Royal Guards and the Brandenberger corps
will last from September 10 TO september 10, during
which the Emperor will live under canvas Inc
Duke of Cambridge and Lord Vantage sant to the
Emperor a handsome tent of the Wimbledon pattern
The Emperor was much pleased with the compliment.
PRINCE HENRY AS COMMANDER OF THE NAVY.
The separation Of the chief command OF the navy
from other business Of the Admiralty Is manly ouc
to the probability that Prince Henry will become
commander chief Of the navy and will be unable 10
represent the Admiralty in the Reichstag mat auty
will devolve upon the chief Of the Admiralty
ECHOES OF THE EMpERoRs DEATH.
The POST tonight emphatcally denies the report
that the late Emperor Fredericfs will Is to be pub
lished and asserts thst such document exists
1t is rumored that Emperor william has authorized
DR. Bergman to publish further reply TO Dr. Mac
kcnzies coming book If necessary.
GERMAN COMMENTS ON THE FISHERIES DIS
PUTE
The German press devotes much space 10 comments
on the fishery dispute between the United States and
Canada. majority of tho papers disapprove OF a
rejection Of the treaty, but conclude that IL Is merely
a party move. Tho COLOGNE Gazette says: AS
soon az Cleveland is reelected he will be ready to
listen to reason. All discussion can but serve 10
foster both in Canada and in the United States. the
belief that England has business in North America
The " Hamburg Correspondent on me contrary, D1
lieyes that the rejection of the fisheries treaty VIII
lead the Canadians 10 seek closer contact win Eng
land which will not suit the taste OF the Democrats:
Several papers comment upon the unprotected STATE OF
the American coasts ard harbOrs IN the eNcht Oh d
conflict with a maritime power.
BISMARCK AND THE POpE's TEMPORAL POWER
At the closing sitting of the Catholic Diet al Frei
burg Dr. Windhorst devoted spesch to the argument
that the restoration of the temporal power OF the ope
would add to Bismarcks glorious achievements TO
ward the maintenance of the worlds peace He said
that a friendly bh energetic word from the German
Chancellor backed by Austria would do much for the
Pop while the act would make the best impression
upon German Catholics and be hailed by sensible states
men in II aly a for combating r. voutlonaly
danger At the same sitting Cardinal Lavgerie pre-
sented an eloquent address ON the suppression OF
slavery.
WORKSHOPS TO BE CANvAsSED BY SOCIALISTS
At private meeting of Socialists in Berlin 1t was
decided that the election OF Herr Lebnicht was
proof OF satisfactory progress by the party and that
no further revolutionary methods were necessary:
An active canvass of all the workshops In thu capital
and other German towns has been decided upon
LISTS IVA CRUCIs" TO BE PUBLISHED.
Able Lszts posthumous oratoro Via
Crucs" Is announced for Immediate publication