The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26
EUROIltAN POLlTICS.
The Weekly Budgt from Borlln-Ths Royal
YIkitg-Nar pFepnratious,

perors visit was q phenomenal success,
After making every allowance for official
zeal in stirring the Provinces to enthus.
iasln, the Emperor's reception indicates
the remarkable progress made in Ger
manizlug the Provinces during tho past
decade.
The journey from strasburg to Metz
was q triumphal progress. All the i'm.
mediate stations were gaily decorated
and crowded with people, who cheered
the Emperor, whose tact in the difficult
and tempting circumstances was re-
markable., He made brief replies to the
various toasts, etc., but said not q word
at which the French could be offended.
The only incident that possibly can
cause anxiety arose from the passport
question,
NOT TO BE MOVED.
The President OF the strasburg Cham.
ber OF Commerce, on being presented to
the Emperor, petitioned him to abolish
the present rigorous regulations. The
Emperor briefly expressed regret at his
inability 10 do anything In this direction.
By order Of Prince Won Hohenlohe, an
imperial decree was published in stras.
burg tonight expressing the thanks Of
their Majesties for the brilliant reCep.
tions accorded them, which, the decree
says, strengthen the conviction that
these originally German territories, In.
habited aB they are by an honest, intelli.
gent population, will become still more
closely attached TO the Fatherland.
At gala dinner in Muenster castle to.
night the Emperor, replying to toast to
his health, dwelt upon the energy and
endurance Of tho Westphalians, whose
principles, he said, he imbibed III his
youth, his tutor having been West
phalian. Westphalla has always shown
itself loyal TO the Prussian house.
A MILITARY SPIRIT,
He hoped that the Westphalian sword,
which had always kept lis edge, would
in the future, as in tho past, give eyi.
dence Of lis keenness II it.should again
be necessary to unsheath 1t in defense Of
the United Eatherla1d. lie drank
prosperity 70 WestphaIla.
copenhagen telegratns announce that
the Gar and Czarlna boarded the lm'
perial yac1t ~ teterhol anu were tx.
peCted IN copenhagen on Iuesday, put
at the last moment the sailing was post
poned' General eehuVelon, tne husslan
Minister, returned mere wednesday;
Count Nesselrouei L the S gzaIs maste5 ma p..o ol
ceremonies, naS ais9 l., arrived. lne nus
sian Embassy Is evidently expecting a
visit from the Ozar;
Count herDert bismarck, lnterruplng
MS holloay, lelt hampurE iot Muenstet,
presumably 10 consult WIN the emperor
regarding the Vzars visit Ihe oeiiei
now Is that the Ozar VIII disemDark az
stettia Ell route 70 Sopenhagen ana nave
q briei, quiet meeting WIN tue emperor
at Potsdam'
ENGLAND AND GERMANY,
An inspired article in the Cologne Ga1.
N. -, ,1.o ,o,,,i,. a. .ho Er,norer,. ,,;s;t
eve, on 'ne fesu.s " 'n' L;upe'Vt @ ''ois
10 OsDorne, says tne feIAtlons petWeen
England and Germany out of which much
,notter ior snnerHuons disbarmonv was
eliminated. are beginning 10 be muC1
more friendly, Owing, however, 10 the
onnosition al the Radicals In Parliament,
the Fn1lish Goyarnment IA compelled
~ az nrocssJ cantionSly toward an alliance
w;th GeTmanv. The Cologne Gdfttte
adds. adds 6Whether the Car comes or not
thsre ia ANAL hone tilat he relations
hetween Russia and Germany will i'm.
DsoveT DSSv
The North German Gaseile reproduces
an Official article oi tie Hamburg Cor.
tS;tSs XXI Ssnnot y inflSsnSs I'M % lie @ oiieStion Of
n"aco ,o'S ~ rwaY The Nopos 1rSmvd and
pthor ieadinv Russian nansrs are max.
;rs sV, onsn hids ior Tnrklsh Eupport "a a
coS ns ntsrbaIance u the nowerI,l comb.
vSlion II the Central Epropean powers.
Tbe Ministerial Council has decided
y fesse.e Ns,he va ~. Iioo ;o egs6sa ~ ~ snb.
uIB Vi OubVueE luI tlo pulpvpu VI pub-