St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-22
ROYAL HYPOCRISY.
Although Russia'S Ruler
Hates Kaiser Wilhelm. He
viii Visit Him.
Under No Circumstances Will
He Talk Politics With Bis
maPek.
German Officers Cause a Rum
pus by Returning Russias
Decorations.
Lavish Distribution Of Titles
Of Nobility Among Hano-
veP1an Patriots.

all the cabinet ministers and Gen. Won
SchweinItz. the German ambassador 10
Russia. are summoned to a meeting on
Thursday. The assembling Of political
potencles Is due 10 the ears coming
visit, for which definite arrangements
10 be made. The Keller Zeitnng an
noUnces that The Russian yachts Der
gava and Czarevena and the irOnclad
General Admiral. conveying the car,
are timed 10 reach KieI on the morning
OF the 9th inst. Although the car has
expressed an earnest wish that
his reception be as quiet as pos
sible aud that no international subject
be pressed upon his intention during MS
STAY. Prince Bismarck appears 10 be de-
termined 10 invest the Interview with
all possible Importance. If his plans
are affected. instead OF a short and I'M
ceremOniOus visit. the car VIII be
treated 10 a number OF court banQuets
ana a diplomatic dinner. The absence
Of n De Giers. the Russian foreign
minister. indicates that the car Is de-
termined 10 refuse Prince Bismarck a
political conference. In order 10 EN-
phasiZe his desire 10 avoid the
I ?
the ear has ordered that De GieTS IS 10
leave 81. Petersburg on Tuesday for a
fUrtnight'S holiday. which is 10 be spent
IN the provinces. Throughout his So
iOurn here the ear viii OstentatlOusly
refrain from the transaction OF all for
eign Official business. The NOvoe Nre-
mva GraShdanin and all the Russian
papers agree that the exceptionally
friendly treatment OF the cZareWltch
during his visit to Germany, ana the
cOurfesieS offered 10 the car DO not
affect the relations between the two
countries. The cars personal feel
iugs towards the emperor have
recently been excited by an
incident arising from his comforting the
order Of st. StaniSlauS on bulgarian,
Mai. GruefI. who kidnapped Prince
Alexander. Of BattenbeTg. and who now
is Russian pensiOner. The emperor at
a military dinner IN the course or con-
veTsatiOn expressed wonder that the
decoration should have been given 10
traitOruuS soldier. Three PTusslan
officers who wore the decoration Of the
order OF St. Stanislaus were present ar
the dinner and heard the emperOr's
the insignia 10 St Petersburg
with q collectively signed protest
stating that they could not wear an or
der that had been given 10 mutlneeT.
The ears evaporation was so intense
that he demanded. through Count
SchouvalO1f. the Russian ambassador
here. the
PUNISHMENT OF TIE OFFICERS.
The emperor placed them under AZ
rest for unauthorized correspondence
with a foreign government. but after
two DAYS be ordered their release. The
belief OF the foreign Office here Is that
the car designs tOstay only few hours
at PotSdam and not 10 come 70 Ber-
lin. proceeding straight TO Mos
COW after an interchange OF
fOrmalitieS with Emperor William.
The manOUveTs AT Hanover terminated
TODAY. The emperor, commanding the
Tenth CORDS. assumed defensive posi-
ton behind ElZe. on the Alfeld railway.
His corps used smOkeleSS powder. Eight
Sehuelann irDnelad towers armed with
machine guns figured in the fight, the
nlan OF which involved the retreat of
the Seventh corps. firing the ordinary
powder. The Post publishes military
report on the InanOuvers, which Is con-
elusive as 10 the necessity OF smOkeless
powder henceforth for both artillery ana
infantry. the corps using the smoke
less powder got within 200 yards OF the
enemy without the latter beng able 70
determine the distance. The latter
were often taken on the flank and were
unable to
GUESS WHENCE TIE FIRE CAME.
If Il had been a real battle they would
have been annihilated. The reports
diIate upon the demOrallZing and be-
wildering effect of the SmOkeleSS IRE OF
The infantry upon their opponents. and
also refers 10 the increased certainty or
aim arising from the absence OF smoke.
especially in the case OF artillery
The war Office is preparing TO supply
smokeless powder TO all the troops. in
Guiding the SecOnd-claSS Landwehr.
The latest perfected Sm0keieSS powder
leaves no sign after firing by infantry.
and only a slight gray mist after firing
by artillery. Gen. Won BiumeDTbal,
who was supposed TO be under the dis
pleasure OF Emperor William. was pres
ent at the maneuVeTS to-day. and
was cordially received by the en-
perOr. The popular demOnstra-
lion 50 gratified the emperor that
lie told the burgOmasIer OF Hanover
that he hoped TO pass several days
yearly among the HanOYeTains. His
majesty distributed go decorations.
In accordance with his wish. the mu-
nieipal authorities OF Hanover will I'LL
an album with photographs OF the lead
ing incidents of his visit. Minister
Phelps. il IS expected will be granted
an audience with Prince Bismarck on
the 10Th inst. and will be
RECEIVED BY THE EMPEROR
on the 9th. The constant squabbles
between Mr. Edwards. the United States
consul ar Berlin, and the merchants
have resulted in a formal complaint
being sent TO the foreign Office by the
svndics of the merchants society re-
garding the cOnsulate's delay Of bust
ness and uncivIl treatment. The COM
plant has already been referred TO
Count Herbert Bismarck. who is indis-
posed TO interfere on the ground that
Inc matter Is of too little importance.
Consul Edwards. it is said. has the
approval OF Secretary Blaine in
the general line of his conduct
The government has finally decided to
make the amended anti-sOcialist law.
which has hitherto been renewed every
two wears. part OF the penal cUie. a
commission 10 the ministry Of Justice
has revised and slightly altered the
bill. which will be one OF the prominent
questions OF the coming session OF the
reichStag. The National Liberals. re-
Gently credited with a determination TO
offer independent opposition 10 the
measure. show. through their press or
gans. 4 disposition 10 join the COnSerya-
lives in support Of the government.
while the CentTiSts promise
TNCONIPROAISING HOSTILITY.
The socialists contemplate the change
from temporary TO permanent restric-
tons with eQuanimity, believing that
their party progress will not be hin
dered thereby. If the eye affection.
from which Herr Won ScholZ is suffer
ing. forces him to resign the Office of
finance minister. he will be succeeded
by Herr Won Steinmann, president OF
Schleswig-H Olstein. The cZarewitch viii
20 TO Athens 10 attend the mar iage of
Princess Sophie of Prussia to the Duke
of Sparta. After the wedding ceremony
at Athens. Emperor William will make
a tour Of the PelOppOnnesuS. going to
Olympia tc view the excavations and
then visiting Nauplia. Heavy frOsts
are general in the north OF Germany.
The RieSeR Gebirge is covered with two
feet of snow. a miner named Weber,