Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
ENNIS CONDITION.
STRONG HOPES ARE ENTERTAINED
or HIS RECOVERY.
Congratulations from the Emperor to
Both Explorers - Stanley Returns
the Greeting. which Greatly
P1cascs Him.
Copyright, 1859, by tho New York Associated
Press

BERLIN. December Tho latest news
froro Frn;n pasba is that there are strong
hopes of his recovery. The brain Is now
known TO be unnjured and the fever - re-
duced. In response to an inquiry from the
Emperor Major Wissmann Yesterday
cablcd:
"Emin Pasha is much better. but he
must for the present remain q, iagaihoy %.
We CHARGES me to tell your Majesty that
the Enperor's congratulations are the best
reward for all his work, and be begs leave
10 express his humble thanks TOR thch.
THO Emperor left Dessau thursday for
Darmstadt. where ne cabled 10 Emn;
Now you have at last returned from
your post where YOU have remained Over
eleven years, with truly German loyalty
and devotion 20 duty, ! am glad TO greet
vou. sendinr my congratulations and inn
perial appreciation. / have felt especial
satisfaction from the fact that 1t was
through the territory under our TToicc-
ton that the German forces were able 10
smooth the way to the coast Tor your re-
turn"
At the same time the Emperor cabled to
Stanley as follows:
" Thanks 70 your perseverance ana IL
flexible courage you have now, alter re-
peatcdly crossing the Dark Continent. over
come new and @ long succession OF exceed
ing perils and almost unendurahle hard-
ships that after surrounding these
your return journey should lead you
through lands covered by my flag affords
me great satisfaction, and | welcome you
hearty to civilization and security"
Stanley wires the following answer;
" T,.pe,G'or 4 Rer,-My expedition has
now reached its end. ] have had the honor
10 be Hospitality entertained by Major
Wiesuann and others of your Majesty S oiii-
GERS under him. Since arriving from
Npwapwa our travels have come 10 sue
cesefui conclusion. We have been taken
across from Baramovo TO Zanzibar hoy your
Naiestv's ships Sperbcr end Schwaibe. and
all honors coupled with great anabuity
have been accorded Us. ] gratefully -
member the hospitality and princely AHA
bility extended to me az POtsdam, and am
profoundly impressed with your MAJ estYs
coudcscensiOn, kindness, aud gracious well
como. With q full aud sincere heart J eA--
claim, Long live noble Emperor William. ,
Tho EmperOr was immensely please
with Stanlcv's reply. which shows that the
exnloler has caught the ringing style l"ree-
able o. imperial ears. He read % aloud en-
circled bv brilliant party ut supper
given last night bv tho Grand Duke OF
/ Hesee. Before starting for Deer Park ot
/ Grossgerau TODAY tho Emperor again
cabled Stanley. urging him 20 make an ear
+ " visit here. and giving hlm hearty as
surauco of warm German greeting.
( The miners strike. involving as 10 does
now flo whole field of mining operations
in Wcstphalia, coupled with the attitude
of tho Reichstag toward the Socialist Dill,
threatens 10 embarrass the Government
/ very seriously.
/ A motion to repeal the law eXacting from
/ w0rEingmcn certificates from their lAst en-
ploVers provoked uthe House slgnhcahi
debate. Mindthorst warned the Minls Jer-
3D. rH \
fine miner. and thatthcir claims were recog'
nizod as lust. and that If the law did not
interfere toprotect them from the tyranny
of the companies the men would certainly
/ he driven 10 the last extremity OF staiN a.
ton and despair: that disorders would lol'
low. and that for such disorders the Gov
eminent would bo Responsible. zen
Baumb bach, ProgTesslst, declared the situa-
,ou 10 be- the giavest hc had ever known
and said that the miners trusted that the
Rcichsiag would intervene in tHcI iaF"i
DEPUTY Hammacher, a national LlDethi
defended the EMPLOYERS. and denied thal
the men were dismissed and refused WOIh
for taking part in the great spring silKe
lie sad only those were discharged VINO
were suspected of fOmentinS discomfort
These measures were necessary 10 preserve
discipline His defence operated contrary
10 ifs intention. and confirmed the Ma
protection Of workmcn. The employers
/ now refuse even to negotiate with th'
1elcratcS sent to them on behalf ol th'
men. Minister Bocthchcr. after confer
euce with Furth, Socialist deputy, sen
dispatches TO the Emperor and Prince
bismarck recC mmtuding that an impcria
proclamation be issued promising tina
n commission to arbitrate the differences
shall be Immediately created. II genera
I strike IS proclaimed tomorrow supplies II
money aud provisions will pour IN upoI
the Relief Committee every day. The mel
in the Treasury coal-mnes III Saar dlsti1c
have forwarded a petition 90 the tmReTo
appealing for help. They declare thei
LOYALTY and patriotism, and say thaJ cN rl
the unmarried men cannot 1--we on TN
present WAGES. They deny that politics %
religion ARE related III any way as the cause
of discomfort. and say that the miners D
dismissed must eWigratc or starye. Ihei
last hone is that the Emperor VIII estab
hsh court 10 arbiiTgte the differences.
The relations between the Foreign Oiic
here and ut Vienna move IN the dNtcilN'
Of an aeeravatlon OF an the BAD ical ureS
Count kalnOky, according 20 oihc"l ad
vices. finds his colleagues rather more thai
reluctant to follow Bismarcks line of con
cihation with Russia. and therefore desire
to resign, leaving kallia IN the office as hi
. successor.
Count kalnOky IS reported 10 nave san
in q recent conversation with an lntmnt
Il friend that Austria had postponed the IT,
cognition of Prince Ferdinand out OF IT,
succl for the wishes Of Prince Bismarck
but that the ultimate recognition OF terdI
nand was well settled point III her policy
As this recognition would pat Austria q
once in the most definite opposition TO On
Russian policy it Is PLAIN that Bismarck
function as a. peacemaker IS becoming
point of great friction between the Minis
tries. ,
Twelve Belgian officers attached 10 IN
Var Drnartr5~nt recentlv arrived in Vici
mn. THOR visit was kept secret and On
manufacturers of Mannihter repeater
were allowed TO mabea contract WHITTIER
to supply 100000 small-bore guns, the arm
TO he delivered IN instruments, and On
whole contract 10 be finished IN Marci
1871.