The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-11-09
FROM OVER The OCEAN
Movements Of The Kings and Empsrors
Of Europe.
ITALY IS MIGHTY ANGRY
And Proposes to Make the Ruler
OF Austria Go Down on His
knees-The Troubles of
Crowned Heads.

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BERLIN, Nov. s.-Chanceller Won Cap
riv, who has been visiting Milan, this
morning received deputation of German
residents Of the city who presented an ad-
dress. In replying the chancellor spoke
in terms OF unofficial frankness of the OBJ
1ect and results of his meeting with the
ltalian prime minister. He congratulated
the visitors upon living in a beautiful
country, which was the center of art i'm
terest and under government that was
linked with that OF Germany by its policy,
His interviews with Signor Crispi, he
said, had cemented and perfected the en-
tente Of the Deribund. He had no
anxiety as to the immediate future and
was confident peace would be maintained
for long time TO come.
The chancellor did not go TO the length
of disclosing the issue of the discussion
Signor Crispi's demand that the emperor
OF Austria return King Humbert's visit by
going TO Rome.
The relations between the Italian court
and the government Of Austria have been
further strained by advices from the
Italian ambassador at Vienna that Car
dinal Galimberti, the papal nuncio, will
be the one operating with Emperor
Francis Joseph, through the empress and
archdukes, 10 break the connection with
Italy. ReforBa of Rome contrived
TO get hold Of the dispatches
from Cardinal Galimbert 10 the pope
reporting progress in the diplomacy tend
ing to isolate the Italian government. The
authority Of the dispatches has not been
denied. Prime Minister Crispi has been
for long time urging the emperor of
Austria that he ought TO return King Hum
bert's visit. He now insists upon Austria's
recognition of Rome as the capital of
Italy by the emperor's going TO the OUR
inal.
Official belief here is that Chancellor
Won Caprivi started with authority 10
soothe Signor Crispi and King Humbert
by promise that the emperor Of Austria
would go TO Rome in the spring. A
communication from Count Kalnoky,
the Austro- Hungarian prime minister,
received before the chancellor
left, Il is understood, announced that EN-
peror Francis Joseph would submit In the
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in Rome is necessary for the continuance
OF the Triple alliance.
Caprivi's remarks indicate that the affair
has been settled as Signor Crispi de-
manded.
The reports OF the chancellor's move 10
combine IN reprisals against the United
States because of the Mckinley bill are
unfounded. The Austrian papers are
still hankering after retaliation. although
the negotiations for a commercial coal-
ton resulted in utter failure. Italy is the
least affected by the bill of any European
state. She would not risk offending
America to satisfy doubtful ally.
The chancellor will return in time for
the opening OF the landtag Wednes-
day. Several reforms that are GER
tain to be promised in the speech from
the throne will be seriously opposed. A
reduction in the tariffs on wheat and rye
and a reform in the communal laws aim
ing at the abolition OF old feudal rights
will be freely contested by the old con-
servatyes.
The belief in ministerial circles is that
the emperor has determined TO make no
concessions. II the lower house refuses
TO accept the projected reforms, the gov
ernment will be dissolved without delay.
The Helgoland bill for the land,ag does
not conceal that the island is 10 be used
for war purposes.
DIR. Stockner has not been daunted by
his dismissal from the court chaplaincy.
He is preparing for n wider aud more in
tense anti-simetlc campaign. He retains
his scat in the reichstag and seems de-
cided for fercer agitation In favor Of POI
litical reaction. The emperor's selection
of DIR. Drysander as chief chaplain ad in
terim is due to an acquaintance formed
while his majesty was a student at Bonn,
where DIR. Drysauder was pastor.
The French papers were accurate in
their predictions Of speedy Germanizing
of Lutemburg. The Frankfort Zeitmg
states the French language will be re-
placed by German, and other measures
will be taken 10 assimilate the people
with those Of Germany.
Officers Of the merchant ships who are
familiar with Cape Horn routes, discredit
the reports of the loss OF Captain John
Orth (Archduke John OF Austria
The Santa Margheriti, the vessel which
he commands, is good ship and is well
named. She might be safe though she
should not be heard Of for n month
longer. The Berlin actress, Milly Stubel,
who is the morganatic wife of the arch
duke. joined him just before his vessel
sailed from Buenos Ayres.
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