The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28

move the Imperial headquarters 10 Pots
dam on Wednesday. The Emperors re-
ception at Weimar yesterday brought out
hosts OF visitors. A number Of triumphal
arches were erected, and there was n ring
ing OF bells, firing OF cannons, ETC., IN
honor OF the OCCASION. In replying 10 an
address from the Burgomastcr. the En-
peror said that he had long cherished a
desire 10 see the town noted o. the cradle
OF the greatest national poets, aud eminent
as the source OF art and science In Ger
mony, and dear 10 him also rs the home
OF his grandmother, Augusta
II was Il graceful response, and showed
his advance In the art Of speaking The
Emperor then visited the Goethe Museum,
after which he banquelcd at the Schloss,
aud then went 20 Wartburg. lie will re-
turn here and open the exhibition OF in
vcniions TO secure workmen against acci-
dents. The exhibits will comprise models
OF the appliances 10 guard against injuries
In factories. at fires, at railroad accidents,
etc. The Emperor gave fresh heart To
DR.. Stoccker before his Temporary with.
drawal from public life by the presence
OF himself aud the Empress at DR..
SlOcckcr's Easter sermon. Count Won
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aud several OF his followers after the in.
Rugural ceremony at the new location Of
the Berlin Christian Union. DR.. Stoeckcr
will shortly speak 20 the electors OF siegcn
and Biclclcld under permit from the
| Emperor. The Conservative group have
declared against including farm laborcrs
In the aged workmcn's insurance scheme.
The West Prus.an Agricultural Society,
A a If........s..ta.a.. I.s..lf.sNs
declared that the methods OF Insurance
would cause discomfort among the labor
crs. aud that the measure should not ap-
ply 10 agricultural hands unable either TO
understand or TO utilize the law.
Chronic misfortune attends German en-.
tcrprisc Ia East Africa. The Wcssman
! expedition has effected nothing ~ yet.
The whole credit voted by the ieichslag
| has been swallowed by the expenses for
the transportation OF freight aud the hire Of
S0udancse aud Somalis. Tho excess In
expenditure will noccssltato an i'm mediate
appeal TO the l,oichstng fora further credit,
thus confirming the Proyrcssist predictions
| that the government calculations OF the
cost Of the colonizing operations would
prove rccklessly false. The explorer
| Rnhleis, formerly consul at Zanzibar, In
an address at the colonial conference ut
Munich. declared that Capt WiSman
would fail 10 ~ establish German authority
unless backed by an Imperial force OF
German troops. lie predicted that Capt.
| Wissmans merccnaries would revolt at the
iirst chance and join the Arabs. In the
meantime the commerce Of the coast is
annihilated.
The Empress Of Austria is improving
under the ma, sage treatment
The dbnihofi denial that her mental
faculties are impaired Is discrcditcd. She
keeps secluded, and is sometimes seen
walking In the woods Of Weisbaden &C.
companiod by an attendant She has par.
tial paralysis Of the limbs.
The Austrian government is preparing
10 increase iis forces Of cavalry and ariil.
lcry on the Galician frontier In conse.
quencc Of fresh movement Of the Rus.
sian columns