, 1890-08-03
WILL VISIT ENGLAND.
Emperor William on His Way
to the British Isles.
He is Given an Enthusiastic
Welcome at Ostend.
Discovery Of Another Plot
Against the Gear.

Emperor William starts for England.
BERLIN, Aug. Before starting for
Ostend, IN his way to England, yester-
day noon, Emperor William held a coun-
cl on board the imperial yacht. Hohen-
~zolern, which was attended by Chancellor
Capriyi and Ministers Miguel and Marscal.
The Hohepzollern left Wilhelmshaven at
noon to convey the emperor to Ostend to
visit King Leopold. The political char
acter of the meeting is undoubted. The
H~ohenzollern .entered the Ostend harbor
at as today. Immense crowds, includ-
ing most Of the German and English
visitors, lined the quay. King Leopold,
accompanied by the count of Flanders.
went on board the Hohepzollern and
elusive greetings were exchanged between
the king and Emperor William. Prince
Henry and the two monarchs then retired
to the salon OF the imperial yacht, where
they remained In conversation for half an
hour. Afterward the emperor went
ashore and after inspecting the guard of
honor from the garrison received the Bel
gian minister and the staff OF the German
legation. Warnings reached the Berlin
police that the anarchists of Liege, who
are affiliated with the French socialists,
meant to make a hostile demonstration
and II possible attack tie person of the
kaiser. This information caused extra
precautions TO be taken.
Nothing marred the enthusiasm of the
welcome. Tonight there were torchlight
PROFESSIONS, concerts, etc. Official ex-
-pectauon here will be quite at fault if the
interview does not result in Belgium be-
coming a sleeping partner in the triple
alliance. Family meetings will be held at
Osborne to determine whether Prince
w aldemar OF Denmark or Prince Oscar
OF Sweden shall be placed upon the Bull
garian throne. Emperor William con-
tinues TO favor Prince Oscar as the better
choice on the ground of his personal
qualities. The car, hitherto opposed to
having his brother-in-law ruler of Bull
garia, now assents. The Greek ROYALTIES
strougly object to Waldemar, King
George fearing the elc stion of bis brother
to the Bulgarian throne would raise a
feeling of jealousy among the Greeks and
imperial his sous succession to throne of
Greece.
Diplomats attribute the cars choice of
Waldemar to his desire to keep the Bal
kan matter fermentlng. Orders have
been sent to frontier customs posts and
railways to watch for the threatened emf.
grafton of Jews from Poland, as the new
Russian regulations will tend to driv,
from the COUNTRY bodies of artisans auC
poor farming Jews. Leading Jewlsl
firms in Berlin, Hamburg and other cite
have communicated with Representative,
Jews in London for the purpose of fur
nishiug yelief to the Hebrews.
Russish papers that transDor
tatiou to Siberia will shortly be abolished
AS judicial punishment. but omit to men
ton the fact that it will be maintained, al
now, without judicial sentence. The lates
notable instance is the case of the cele
brated novelist, Uspiensky. He was ar
rested at night and confined in a secluded
prison, any knowledge of his whereabouts
being refused his friends for a long time.
Finally they were told lie had been Sent
to Saratov pending the pleasure of the
police. His %offense was writing a lettel
to the car in support of the memorial o
Madam Tzerikoya.