The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-03
The KING BUSINESS
European Rulers Who Embrace and
Talk War.
william Well Received at Ostend
Candidates for the Bulgarian
Throne-Transport
to Siberia.

Copyright, iso, by the New York Associated
BERLIN, Aug. 2,-Before starting for
Ostend on his way to England yesterday
noon, Emperor William held n council on
hoard the imperial yacht HohcnEollern.
II was attended by Chancellor Caprivi
and Ministers Miguel and Marchal. The
Hohensollern left Wilhelmshaven nj noon
To convey the emperor 10 Ostend to visit
King Leopold. The political character Of
the meeting is undoubted.
The Hohenzollern entered Ostend har-
bor mt :45 to-day. Immense crowds, in
cluding most of the German and English
visitors, lined the quay. King Leopold,
accompanied by the Count Of Flanders,
went ON board the Hohenzollern and affu-
sive greetines were exchanged between the
king and Emperor William and Prince
Henry. The two monarchs then retired
To the saloon of the imperial yacht, where
they remained in conversation for half an
hour. Afterward the emperor went
ashore after inspecting the guard OF
honor FROM the garrison, received the
Belgian ministers and the staff of the
German legation.
Warnings reached Berlin police that
the anarchists of Liege, who are affiliated
with the French socialists, meant To make
hostile demonstration, and, il possible,
attack the person of the kaiser. This in
formation caused extra precautions Ia he
taken.
Nothing marred the enthusiasm Of the
welcome upon their arrival at the summer
palace. Ostend was everywhere in fete.
Tonight there were torchlight process
sions, concerts, etc. Official expectation
here will bc quite at fault il the interview
does not result in Belgium becoming the
sleeping partner in the triple alliance
f..,.,lx, Na.ts,..,a xx,,n l...h hall nj
to determine whether Prince Waldemar
OF Waldemar or Prince Oscar of Sweden
| shall bc placed upon the Bulgarian
| throne. Emperor William continued
tn favor Prince Oscar as the bet
ter choice on the ground of hi,
personal qualities. The czar hitherto
| opposed Ia having his brother-in-law ruler
| OF Bulgaria, now assents. Greek royal
ties strongly object To Waldcmar, King
| George fearing the election of his brother
/ to the Bulgarian throne would raise q
feeling OF jealousy among the Greeks and
imperil his sons succession To the throne
of Greece. The diplomatic attribute th,
keep the Balkan matter fermentng.
Orders have been sent the frontier Gus
| toms posts aud railways To watch for the
| threatened migration of Jews from Po
land, as the new Russian regulation.
will tend TO drive from the coun,r,
farming Jews. The leading Jewisl
firms in Berlin. Hamburg aud other citie,
have communicated with rcprcsentativ,
Jews In London for the purpose of pre-
pairing relief for the distressed Hebrews
Russian papers announce that transpor
tation To Siberia will shortly he abolishe,
as judicial punishment. but omit to men
tion the fact that il will he maintained al
now without the judicial sentence. Thu
latest notable instance is the case OF tn
celebrated novelist, Uspiensky. He WA
arrested AT night and confined i'm a Sc
cluded prison, any knowledge of hi
whereabouts being refused his friends fo
long time. Finally they were told b
had been sent to Sarator pending tn
pleasure of the police. His oiiense wa
in writing a letter Ia the ear In supper
of the memorial of Madam Tzebrikova.