Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-15
TAKEN By SURPRISE.
Williams Reception at Hanover of
the Most Cordial Nature.
EXCEEDED HIS EXPECTATIONS.
The Meeting With Czarowltch a
Very Formal Affair.
PRINCE eIsMARck'S PROGRAMME
He Hopes to Renew Amicable Rela-
tions With the Czar.
COUNT HERBERT'S SECRET MOVE
He Slips Quietly Co Italy and Has a
Conference With Crispi-A
Renewal of Centrist
Activity.
COUNT HEReERT's SECRET MOVE
Gossip From Berlin.

Afopright 1889 by NeD York Associated Prcss.l
BERLIN, Sept. 14.--The hearty reception
given to Emperor William at Hanover has
been gratifying surprise, as showing the
extent of the antiPrussian party and the
popular growth of the German national
movement. The progress of the party through
the densely crowded streets was very slow,
and the enthusiasm was overwhelming. The
emperor was exceedingly pleased with his
welcome.
Equal enthusiasm was displayed when the
emperor drove from the Schloss to welcome
the czarowitch, The spontaneous character
of the demonstration could not be doubted.
1t was the emperor's first visit to the capital
Of the conquered kingdom He and his en-
tourage expected % alukewarm reception. His
pleasure over the welcome found expression
in the words that he addressed to Herr Ben
niger, oberpresiden of the province. He
found himself among his own people in Han
over, he SAID.
His meeting with the czarowltch was in
vested with unwonted formalIty, the honors
being the same as would have been accorded
the car. Around the emperor were Prince
Albrecht the granddukes of Hesse and Old
burg, Prince Charles of Sweden, and several
German princelings aud court officials. The
czarowitch cordially responded to the en-
peror's greeting, They drove through ranks
of the veterans and members of the city
guilds TO the Schloss.
Yesterdays review was a brilliant spec
tacle. The czarowtch rode on the emperors
right. Count Won Adersee led tho Hano-
veran Uhlaps, and Prince George the Six
teenth Uhlans. Prince Albrecht was at the
head of the Brunswickers. The emperor
rode along the line of 1000 men and ex-
pressed complete satisfaction with the bear
ing Of the troops.
Returning to the Schloss the imperial party
visited the guild of brewers. The emperor
drank glass of beer and the empress was
presented with a bouquet.
The fact that the czarowitch was received
in style usually reserved for crowned
heads, is exciting unusual attention. The
programme of his reception at Kiel and
Hanover was dictated by Prince Bismarck,
who was actuated by his knowledge that the
czarowitcb is disposed to renew the AMIGA
BILE relations with Germany. His influence
may assist the chancellors final efforts to
modify the czar's hostlities. According to
the present arrangements, during his visit
to Potsdam, the czar is determined to avoid
all reference to the political situation. Nei-
bIcT bC oiCto VI auy oouVT iHihiStcT VI
his political cabinet will accompany him.
HIS suite will be composed solely of mill
tary officers. Prince Bismarck IS credited
with aiming TO obtain an interview similar
to the historic conference of November 1887.
The czar, in asserting TO the programme of
the VISIT has ignored the existence of the
chancellor. A court report has it that he
prefers not to meet him. Whatever weight
the czarowitch has with his father will tend
in favor of according an interview with
Prince Bismarck.
The emperor will go to Weimar on Tues.
day to attend the manoeuvers of the Ninth
corps. He will return TO Hanover on Sep
tember 20, where he will command in the
battle between the Tenth and Seventh corps
at which smokeless powder will be used. He
is enjoying splendid health despite Incessant
fatigue. His speeches at the military, ban
- quets giuen ut II -sden and Minden smacked
strongly Of war. At Dresden he boasted
"De Kriegsbcreite Soehne Sachsens" as
willing to remove the traditions of Sedan.
Count Herbert Bismarck, during his sup
posed soiourn in England, secretly went tc
Italy, where he had an interview with Signoi
Crispi, who was also very private In his
movements. The interview related to the
projected meeting of the emperors of Ger
many and Austria and the king of Italy al
Naples, and the relations between
Italy and the Vatican. The emperor
of Austrias visit is contingent upon the ltal
ian government modifying its policy TOWARD
the church, refraining from interfering witt
privileges of the officers Of the vatican
suppressing demonstrations similar to tn,
Bruno celebration and u renewal Of pledges
to observe the guarantees. Prince Bismarck
charged Herr Schlosser TO inform the pope
on his return to Rome that Italy's allie.
would constrain the quirinal to respect tn,
wishes OF the vatican.
Prince Bismarck's malady of infiamme,
veins of the legs does not abate. He ha
been forbidden to walk.
A renewal of the centrist activity is IL
prospect. A reawakening Kulterkampf |,
= among Prince Bismarcks incentives to curr,
favor with the vatican. The centre part,
organ issues manifesto convOking a Catho
lie congress IN Munich ON September 90, il
which restoration OF the temporal power Is
proclaimed necessary to the dignity of tn
functions of the vicar of Christ. The ou,
spoken language of the manifesto contrast
with the recent uncertain utterance of th
Bochain congress. The leaders of the la
varian Catholics expect to send a letter L
the pope, in which they will say that Ger
man Catholics have been warned that thei
government supports the occupation of Rom'
and gives no real assistance TO the vatical
against Italian encroachments
The elections in France are awaited her
with increased anxiety, The papers are pre-
pairing TO issue midnight editions on Septen
Der %,
The emperor has suspended Marsha
Blumenthal from his functions US nspecto
of the Bayarian army corps. He is no favor
ate OF tue emperor, 1t Is probable tha
Prince Leopold, Of Bavaria. will be apponte
U the position.
At to-day's meeting of the colonial com
pany OF southwest Africa Prince bismarck
reply 10 tbs. request OF the company for in