St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-17
KAISER VISITS CAR.
The Two Most Autocratic
Menarchs in Europe Are
to Meet.
Young William Is Peacefully
Inclined and the Museovite
Is Belligerent.
When These Extremes Meet
Permanent Peace or War
viii Follow.
Jewish Bankers Force Russian
Authorities to Treat He
brews Decently.

BERLIN, Aug, 16.-The German IRON
clad Irene and the imperial yacht
Hohenzollern were sighted off Memel
this morning. They stopped for En-
peror Williams dispatches and then
proceeded northward for Reval. where
they are timed to arrive early to-mor-
row. A Russian squadron, consisting
of eighteen vessels, under the command
of the Grand Duke Alexis, will fire a
salute upon the arrival OF the German
vessels. The Grand Duke Vladimir
will receive the emperor upon landing
and the regiment of st. Petersburg
Grenadiers, of which the kaiser is
honorary colonel, will form guard of
honor. The emperor's stay at
Reval will be very brief. The
car desired that the emperor should
go straight to st. Petersburg. instead of
landing at place where the German
sentiment continues strong. The
kaiser was not left in ignorance of the
ears wishes, but having expressed his
determination to see Reval, in which
town he was interested, he declined to
w
gave an interview to number of Ger
man residents who were deslrouS OF
presenting an address to the emperor.
1t was arranged that the emperor would
receive representatives OF the German
colony, but any address beyond for
NAL greeting has been tabooed III defer
ence to
Russian JealOusies.
If the empress had accompanied the
emperor is st. Petersburg there would
have been a selected reception. The
czarina treated the suggested visit of
the empress with such indifference that
Gen. SchWeinitz was advised to aban-
don the idea. The whole circumstances
of the emperor's entrance in Russia
will initiate against monarchism, and
his meeting with the ear will be in a
genuine spirit of cordiality. At noon
the emperor will start for Narva. That
city is already decorated with flags and
garlands. Triumphal arches have also
been erected A villa belonging to NJ.
Polowthe. wealthy land owner and
large manufacturer, has been placed at
! the disposal of the car, and will be
the scene of a meeting which is des-
| tined to become historic. A host OF
Russian police will guard the approaches
| to the villa and they will be assisted by
| fifty German police, who left here
| Thursday. Public traffic on the railway
| connecting Narva with st. Petersburg
| has been suspended and the line will be
used solely for official business during
| the coming week. The road has been
! thoroughly inspected and watch has
been set along the line. A few news
paper men have obtained permits under
conditions which will subject their re-
ports to a strict censorship. M. de Giers
arrived at st. Petersburg today from
his summer residence in Finland and
will proceed to Narva, where the mill
tary maneuvers begin Monday next
The imperial conferences. at which
| Chancellor Won Caprivi ana NJ. de Giers
will be present, are expected to last
over three days. If the emperor fails to
| persuade the ear toward
Permanent Policy of Peace,
the conditions to be arranged through q
revision of the Berlin treaty, by all
other European congress. the official
opinion is decided that rapid develop
! ments tending toward European con
t1ict are certain to follow. The Rus
sian government appears to be acting in
full concert with the French authori
ties. The holiday leave of Baron Von
Mohrenheim, the Russian ambassador
at Paris, was stopped in order to have
him remain at his post in communica
ton with NJ. Ribot regarding what
passes between Emperor William and
the car. Sir r. d. Morier, the British
ambassador to Russia, passed through
here on train tonight, returning to his
post at st. Petersburg frem
London. to watch the negotia
tons. Baron Won Monrenheim was
the medium of the representa-
tions against the prosecution of the
the application of the ukases. The re
lationS of the leading Jewish financial
houses in Germany and Austria towards
the Russian government are such as tC
render the success of remonStranct
improbable. Jewish firms in Paris in
fluenced the French government to OPP
crate upon the Russian authorities.
Even the advice of the French might
not have availed unless it had been
backed by an intimation that the Jew
bankers in Paris would join the German
and English financial combination
against Russian stocks. The Roth
Schlds took the initiative in the protes
and followed it up with subsequent en-
ergetic action till the assurance was Cd
tanned that the existing condition of thu
Russian Jews
Would Not BE Made Worse.
Herr Herrfurth, minister of the in
terror, has sent circular to the author
tiles relative to the measures to b.
adopted to restrain the socialist propa
ganda on the expiration of the specia
law against the socialists. The circula
directs a severe application of the ordi
nary laws against them. The polio,
must not hesitate to dissolve meeting
at which seditious speeches are made o
to suppress doubtful associations. Th
Volksblatt. commenting ON the circular
says: IF the law of oppression dis
appears, the policy of repression con
tinueS." The pr0greSSiSt papers regre
the issuing of the circular as praetiea
renewal of the special measures agains
the socialists. The scheme to reorganiz
the socialist party meets with hostil
criticism from several of the party or
gans. The prospect that the com
ing congress will end in ruptur
in the ranks of the party increases
Herr Ritter, a free conservative mem
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