The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-08
STANLEY AND rHE EMPEROR.
The Explorer aud the nui"r INchange
Congratulations.

The Explorer and the nulef lNohange
congratulations.
fCou,richt 1859 hy Nov York Associsled pr,ss
BSRllN, Dec. The latest ncws from
Emin Pasha is TINT there are strong hopes
of his recovery. His brain Is now known to
be injured and the fever is reducod. In
response TO an inquiry from the eml oror.
Major wissman yesterday eahled: "Emin
Pasha is much better. but he is for the
present remaining AZ Bagrmoyo. lie
charges NE 10 tell your majesty that the
empcror's congratulations art the best re-
ward for all his work, and be legs mc 10 eN-
press his humble thanks Tor him"
The emperor cabled 10 Emm! Now you
have at last returned FROM yunr post, where
you have remained over eleven
wears with truly German loyalty and
deviation to duty. ! am Glad a. greet You,
| have felt n special satisfaction from the
fact that il WIS through territory under
our protection that the German forces were
able to smooth way to the c0ast for Your
return Az the same time the emperor
cnhed tu Stanley as follows: Thanks Tor
the perseverance, and inlexible courage you
have nov, after repeatedly crossing the
dark continent, overcome long succession
of exceeding perils unG almost untndurnhle
hardships. Tint after sutmOuntng those,
your return Journey should lead you through
the lands covered hy my FLAG, affords me
great satisfaction. and welcome yon heart
| ily 90 civilization ari security
Stanley wired an answer n which he
speaks of hospitablc centcltaiument 10y MAss-
man and others. aud the honors extended
| bV the general officers. and c'usesas follows:
Il am profoundly impressed with ysnr
majesty's condensation, kindness and gru-
cious welcome; with lal and smcerc
heart | eNclaim, long live noble Emperor
| William The emperor wos immensely
pleased with Stanley's reply, which shows
the explorer has caught She ringing style
agreeable TO imperial ears,
The miners srike, myolyingesit Il doesnov
the whole field of mining 0pcrat ioiis INVEST
] phalia. coupled with the attitude ut the
4 roichstag toward the socialist bill, threatens
10 embarrgss She government Nety serious
| ly. The motion to repeal the law exactinc
from wOrkingmen curtihcites from
their last employers provoked IN 'he
house spirited and Significant debate.
DIR. Windthorst warned the ministers the
feeling of the country was with the miners
and if the law did not interfere to protect
them from the tyranny of the companies
the men would be certainly driven 10 tn,
last extremity of starvation and despair
Deputy Hummacher, national liberal. de
Tended ths employers. Employers BOW re-
fuse even to negotiate with dolegate4 sent +,
them ON behalf IS the mcn Herr Boetti
cher, minister, sent dispatches la the em
pcror and Bismarck. recommending an i'm
psrihl commission 30 Hrbitrate thn differ
ences be Immediately created Troops ar
held in readiness To Puard aghinet and sup
press any resort 10 violorce. The men II
the Treasury coal mines ~ tli Saar dlstric
have forwarded petition 10 The employer
appealing for help They say even unnar
ried men cannot live on the present wages
The relations between the foreign offic
here and in Vienna move in the direction o
nm aggrnvaiion Of all the bad features
Count kalnoky, ,accOrdiug Ia Uihcial advicee
finds his colleagues reluctant 20 follow BIS
marok's line uf c"rciii9tiul with Russia
and therefore desires 10 resign. leaving
Baron kalluy IN Office NJ his successor
Count kalnulSs is reported to have said tina
Austrin has postponed she recognition o
Prince Ferdinand out of respect for th,
wishes of Bismarck. but the ultimate Tscoc
milton Of Ferdinand was n well settled pop
in her policy. II is plain that bismarck
function M peace maker IL becoming
point of great friction between the MN
sters.
| II is stated that IN q recent familiar con
versetion with Deputy Mique.. Empcro
William said political PARTIES are sheer "trip
perry. | only know two, the ono that is 10
me and the one that is against me,