The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-21

NOT AN INCIDENT TO MAR THE
VISIT OF THE KAISER.

| Cordialty of the Greetings on tho I'M
| perial Yachts in the Harbor The
Russian Press Predicts Cemented
Friendship as Result Of tho Visit
Scenes In st Petersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 20-On the ar
rival of the German squadron at Cronstadt
yesterday the yacht Hohenzollern, bearing
Emperor William, steamed into position
close to the United States steamer Enter
prise, at anchor, only one vessel separating
the Yacht from the American war ship.
The Enterprise arrived in the harbor yester-
day morning
The German emperor was first welcomed
by the Grand Duke Alexis, who was taken
| to the Hohenzollern in the state barge. AS
he mounted the ladder to the Hohenzol-
| lern's deck he was met by the emperor and
warmly embraced Emperor William and
Prince Henry then entered the barge and
We're rowed to the Russian imperial Yacht
! Alexandria, on which tho cZar awaited the
arrival of the visitor. The two emperors
met at the gangway and embraced and
| kissed each other several times. M. De
| tres the Russian minister of foreign af
! fairs; Gen. Won Schweinitz, the German
ambassador, and Col Won VIllaume, mill
| tary attGche of the German ambassy at st.
| Petersburg, were present at the meeting.
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MEETING
BERLIN, July 20.-The North German
| Gazette, referring to the reports in Paris
papers to the effect that Emperor William S
visit to st. Petersburg is the last effort TO
| conciliate Russia, says: Germanys
policy remains in conformity with the
Berlin treaty The presence of Prince
| Ferdinand on the throne of Bulgaria has
been from the outset recognized by Ger
many as vindication of that treaty. The
meeting of the two emperors will in no
wise change the German attitude toward
| Prince Ferdinand.
FREDERICK AND THE POLES.
The same paper publishes the text of
the reply of Herr Won Putkamer to a Polish
address presented to Emperor Frederick on
May % Emperor Frederick instructed
Herr Won Putkamer to say that he never
doubted tho loyalty of the Poles, and felt
confident from the tenor of the address
that the Poles within Prussia would prove
by their deeds their feelings of loyal devo-
ton and gratitude for the benefits derived
from organized state institutions and the
| labors of the reichstag and landtag
RUSSIAN EDITORIALS FRIENDLY.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2O-1he whole
| Russian press is convinced that the meeting
| Of the emperors will inaugurate new era
Of peace, and feels hopeful that Russian in
terests will now be considered The NoUoe
! Vremyd warmly welcomes the emperor i
visit and congratulates Germany upon the
success Of her efforts to become a maritime
power. it hopes that the former relation,
| between the empires will be restored
The foreign embasses and nll the private
houses along the route TO ST. Petersburg
| were profusely decorated, and the balconies
were crowded with people. The German
colony turned out in great force to see tue
new emperor. The weather was beautiful.
SEVERAL INTERVIEWS.
NJ. de Giers and Count Herbert Bismarck
have had several interviews. On Sunday
next Emperor William will give a banquet
on board of the EfohenzDllern in honor Of
the car. On arriving at Krasneeselo, the
emperors on horseback and the czarinI and
children in an open carriage, drawn by
six white horses, inspected the camp. Then
seated before the imperial tent the party
| listened to the playing of the German
anthem and selections of Russian music
Evening prayer, the tattoo and discharge
of rockets CLOSED the days proceedings.
RESULT OF THE INTERVIEW.
LONDON, July 81, A. M.-The Daily
Telegrdph's correspondent at st. Peters
burg says he is relial ly informed that the
interview between the czar and Emperor
| William was of the most cordial character
and as a result of it Russia will
in the future pursue a pacific policy.
He says that there is now no danger Of
trouble arising regarding Bulgaria. Prince
Ferdinand will be allowed to resign on tie
ground that il viii be impossible for him
long to retain his position. When the
prince is deposed Germany will favor any
candidate for the Bulgarian throne that
may be nominated by Russia.