The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-05
LONDON TO SEE A KAISER
HIS VISIT WILL BE FORMAL ONE
TO QUEEN VICTORIA.

Probability That 1t will Be Made in
November-The Queen Not Going
to Germany-No Arrangement Yet
Made with the Pope as to the Visit
to Rome.
Copyright 1888 bv New York associated Press.
BERLIN, Aug. 4.-Emperor Williams
monarchial itinerary since his interview
with Prince Bismarck at Friedrichsruhe has
been modified in most important directions.
1t was supposed that the emperor, in
accordance with family arrangements, would
pay his respects to the queen of
England during his projected stay at
Baden. The queen, however, intimated
through the German embassy at London
that she did not intend to go either to Baden
or any other place on the continent.
KAISER WILLIAM GOING TO ENGLAND.
Yesterday formal note was sent by
Prince Bismarck, through the English en-
bassy, asking that the queen receive En-
peror William, who the note stated in
tended to visit England. If the plans of
Prince Bismarck are executed in time,
Emperor William will arrive in
London in November during the
winter session of parliament. Under pres
be state and not family affair, and the
queen must meet him either in London or at
Windsor.
BISMARCK MAY ALSO GO.
Foreign Office officials believe that Prince
Bismarck intends to accompany Emperor
William to England for the purpose of con-
ferring with the queen ou affairs relating to
the late Emperor Frederick.
Nothing is settled regarding the emperor's
proposed interview with King Humbert
DIR. Won SchloeZer, the Prussian envoy TO
the Vatican, has had daily interviews since
Monday with Mgr. Galimberti, the papal
nuncio at Vienna, his efforts being directed
toward reconciling the pope's protest against
the reception of the emperor at Rome with
the vatican's claims.
Dr. Won Schloezar arrived at Friedrichs-
ruhe to-day bringing, it is surmised, papal
ultimatum. The pope has been asked if the
emperor goes to the vatican and remains as
the guest of the pope for day prior to his
reception at the quirinal whether he will
withdraw his objections. NJ. Galimberti
is understood to have replied that the pope
must maintain his temporal rights. The
nupcio continues to urge the emperor to
forsgo his visit to King Humbert unless
the meeting take place at Milan or Turin.
MARRIAGE IN THE ARIsToCRACY.
Communications are passing between
Prince Bismarck and Signor Crispi, the
Italian prime minister, on the subject of
the marriage of the duke of Aosta with the
daughter of Prince Napoleon. The
French monarchists expect that the
alliance will divert Italy from
Germany and assist in resuscit ating Bo-
napartisin. Signor Crispi is understood to
repudiate any responsibility for tine match
This note to M. Goblet, the French minister
OF foreign affairs, on Italy's right to occupy
Massowah, seems to have been purpcsely
worded to prove to Prince Bismarck the
genuine nature of Italy's hostility to France.
ARRESTS OF SOCIALISTS
Continuous arrests have occurred since
Thursday morning of suspected socialists
in Berlin, Hamburg Leipsic, Frankfort, and
every center. They are supposed to be as
sociated with anarchist plots in Vienna for
a simultaneous attempt to rob post offices
and banks in Austria and Southern Ger
many. The Berlin police bureau has
avoided arresting leading socialists, but
under communications from Vienna is
shadowing Austrian anarchists.
An imperial Austrian decree, signed by
the whole cabinet, suspends trial by jury on
charges against anarchists throughout five
provinces, including Prague, Brunn, Oh
mutz and Gratz The decree is to remain
in force one year.
ITS PROVISIONS.
1t empowers the government, without
judicial warrant, to arrest, imprison and
expel not only suspects, but persons
sheltering suspects; forbds the sale,
possession or manufacture of arms
and ammunition; prohibits public meetings
or the assembling of crowds, authorizes the
police to make domiciliary visits and search
newspaper offices and take summary meas
ures regarding editors; and imposes strin-
gent rules respecting passports ON the
arrival and departure of foreigners. Arbi-
trary as the decree appears, it is forced
upon the government by anarchist conspr-
acy like the analogous decree of 1884,
when American anarchists sent some of
their assistants to try to burn down Vienna.
1t is based upon the discovery of extensive
preparations to try to capture government
offices III which money is stored, and which
are least protected. The Austrian socialists
hold constant interviews with anarchists in
France, England, Switzerland and America.