Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-15


secret visit to Italy, largely on account ol
the Vatican troubles. The French elections
overshadow everything.
rooPyR1cHr. 1859. BY THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATED
PREss.1
BERLIN, September 14.-The hearty re-
ception given TO Emperor William at Han.
over has been a gratifying surprise, as
showing the extinction of the anti-Prussian
party with the popular growth of Ger
man national sentiment. The progress OF
the Imperial party through the densely
crowded and richly decorated streets, the
continuous ovations and rolling bursts OF
acclaims, must have struck chill to the
hearts of the old adherents of the Guelph
Monarchy who heard them.
Equal enthusiasm was displayed when
the Emperor drove from the Schloss to well
come the Czarewitch. 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 encourage expected lukeWarm
reception.
A PLEASED MONARCH.
His pleasure over the welcome found ex-
preston in the words that be addressed to
Herr Bennigson. President of the province.
He found himself among his own peonIe In
Hanover, he said. His meeting with' the
Czarewitch was invested with unwonted
eclat. the honOrs being the same as would
have been accorded the Gar. Around the
Emperor were Prince Albecht, the Grani
Dukes of Hesse and Oldenburg, Prince
Charles of Sweden, several German prince
lings and court officials.
The Czarewitch cordially responded to
the Emperor's greeting. They drove through
ranks of veterans and members of the city
guild to the Schloss Yesterdays review
was brilliant spectacle. The Czarewitch
rode on the Emperor's right. Count Won
Waldersee led the Hanoverian Uhlans and
Prince George the Sixteenth Uhlans.
Prince Albecht was at the head of the
Brunswickers. The Emperor rode along
the line of 1000 men and expressed COM
plete satisfaction with the bearing of the
troops.
JUST A LITTLE AMBER.
Returning to the Schloss the Imperial
party visited the Guild of Brewers. The
Emperor drank a glass of beer and the
Empress was presented with boquet. The
fact that che Czarewitch was received in a
style usually reserved for crowned heads is
exciting universal attention.
The programme of his reception at Kiel
and Hanover was dictated by Prince Bis
march, who was acuated by his knowledge
that the Czarowitz is disposed to renew
the amicable relations with Germany. His
influence may assist the Chancellor's final
efforts to modify the Cars hostility.
According to the present arrangement on
his visit to Potsdam the Gar is determined
to avoid all reference to the political situa-
ton. Neither NJ. De Giers or any other
Minister of his political Cabinet will accom-
p8ny him. His suite will be composed
solely Of military officers. Prince Bismarck
is credited with aiming to obtain an inter-
view similar to the historic conference of
November, 1887.
BISMARCK IGNORED.
The Gar, 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 Czarowitz has with his father will tend
in favor of according an interview with
Prince Bismarck.
The Emperor will go to Wismar on Tues
day to attend the maneuvers of the Ninth
corps. He will return to Hanover on Sep
tember 20, where he will command in the
at which the smokeiess powder will be used,
He is enjoying splendid health despite in
cessant fatigue.
His speeches at the military banuuets
given at Dresden and Minden smacked
strongly of war. At Dresden he toasted
Die kriegsbereite Sohne Sachsens," as
willing to renew the traditions of Sedan.
At Mlndenihe reminded the Seventh Corps
OF their heroic achievements at Mars La
Tour and ViOnVille, and added: ''Let them
hold fast whatthev had gained" General
Won Albedyll responded, saving that they
would prove themselves Prussian soldiers
with every thought and with every drop of
blood in them.
A SECRET VISIT.
Count Herbert Bismarck, during his SUD-
posed sojourn in England, secretly went to
PleVe dl Cardore, Italy, where he had an
interview with SignOr Crispi Count Her
bert remained there week in strict pri-
Yacy. He had three meetings with the
Italian Prime Minister, who was also very
private in his movements
The interviews related to the nroiectad
meeting of Emperor William, the Emperor
of Austria and the King of Italy at NapIes
and the relations between Italy and tbe
Vatican. The Emperor of Austria's visit
rs contingent upon the Italian Government
modifying its policy toward the church. re-
framing from interfering with the officers
OF the Vatican, Suppressing demonstrations
similar to the Bruno celebration and a re-
newal OF the pledges to observe the law
guarantee.
Prince Bismarck charged Herr Schloezer
who went to FriedrichSruhe on Thursday. TO
inform the Pope on his return to Rome. that
Italy allies would constrain the QuiriuaI
to respect the wishes of the Vatican.
THE CHANCELLoR'S POLICY.
A renewal Of the Cantrist activity is in
prospect. A rewakened Kulturkempf is
among Prince Blsmarck's incentives to
curry favor with the Vatican. The Center
party organs issue a manifesto conyokinp |
a Catholic Congress in Munich on Septem.
Der %, in which a restoration of the temno- |
raj power is proclaimed necessary to the DIG
nifty of the functions of the Vicar of Christ |
The outspoken Language of the manifesto |
contrasts with the recent uncertain utter |
ance OF the Bochum Congress,
The leaders of the Bavarian Catholics nv
pect to send a letter to the Pope. in which |
they will say that German Catholics have
been warned that their Government sn,nortS
the occupation of Rome and gives no real
assistance to the Vatican against italian
encroachments.
The elections in France are awaited hero
with increased anxiety. The paners are |
to issue midnight editions on
September %.