Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
PICTURESQUE TALK.
7se scANpALous MENoAcIriES "
ABOUT EMPEROR WILLIAM.
I'm, Columbian Exposition In Germany
Certain siurs Upon These Glorious
ro,,es ststes-Our Commiseioners.
,ooov,,eh,ca. 1891, by the Now Ycrh Associated
pre.s.l


p,p,ry August s.-For the first time
,,,co tho French press began transcending
-, ,-ovious record OK scandalous mcn-
s.c,,,cs about Emperor William the
/ Covc-nmen. has deemed il necessary TO
20 a so.ni.oficial notice regarding
',.,uist reports about the Emperor's
health.
No German newspaper had gone beyond
shading 70 the ridiculous stories OF the
| Irr,oror's eoiicptic Cts. BRAIN disorders.
,,u-ulent Inflammation 81 the ears. cares
~ 49,. crau,al bones. and host OF other
"oi',,,cs ascr.bsd % the most active work
.-'' rh,et of a government IN the world
."t The Cologne Gazette stated that
49,. .nnusl review of the Gardes
On. would not tako place un-
- 10 Fmpefor had rested for fort
't.t, .f.ef his arrival at kiel. Some minor
,.,'.sns ihcrerpon announced that the
'.rend cavalry mAn0uvres at bromberc, IN
,,iich the Emperor Is especially Interested.
would moi be graced BY his presence. Two
srrfeons who are no'eu specinns,s III uleit
.os..sion have been seat TO kiel 10 await
h. arrival of the Emperor at that place
- make an examination OF his foot.
's'cb No ,ninrcG recently by falling on the
si,,nery deck of the royal yacht.
rvxf., OF IvpfR.AL ILL HEALTH.
e,oc,ol rrccout;ons were taken to guard
-, s,v ,amucring with the cipher dis
,'~scIss which passed between the En-
land Fmu-osS on the one side. during
r., visit 20 England. and the Ministers
So on tho otncr. A semi-ofiicial COM
,sunlcaiion made public tonight CURLY
I,r,.s ne without foundation. the reports
4 A. sraa in III haalfh
~. communication specially declares false
d. report that q German telegraph Off
c,l was sent 70 conduct the exchange OF
upAe. kilograms
gnE uMPEEon At EIzL.
Tho zach. Hohenzollern. bearing En-
,,,or William. arrived at kicl at $3.50
- ck this evening. The Emperor re-
y,...l On board the vessel. which he will
,q.. bis headquarters for the present.
a. report o; Dr. Leuthold, who has been
c.t.riug the Emperor. is that his Majesty
~i1 prolably be able &c resume the partial
Use o. lis leg and foot within q week.
r,Ilron'sIuRPosg AS TO THE MASGUvREs.
Official telegraph dispatches received
fsrr curing the course OF the evening in
4 .aie iha, il is the intention Of Emperor
William 20 carry out the programme which
/ h. hsI planned before the accident occur
- I. VIII lAt tANtItiOh vi ctNA'osAi.k lbc
f,mpehof review on the 22d instant. He
al. however, take command Of the East
PRUSSIA military mannuvres. He will also
/ &. % par' ID the BayarlaD evolutlons, be-
| coming the ruest OF the Regent OF Mu-
uieh. nj which place preparations are being
,rafe for grand reception TO be given in
,nDr Of the visit of the Emperor. Thence
u sill 70 10 TO Schwarzenaul 10 meet the
1 peror Francis Joseph and witness the
austrian ManUuyres.
cABPING AT OUR FAIR.
The R1r@n Courier follows the Voss,sche
| 2rgnJ and the TGgeblan in carping at the
Chicago Worlds Fair project on the
| ground Of the growth of American hos
tnfs 10 everybody and everything out
t.4e the United States.
HrEEs RICHNESS.
The Courier IN dwelling upon the United
States laws against pauper emigrants.
US, the amazing argument that "pauper
emgIants laid the foundation of the
grandeur of the republic" Despite these
occasional yelpines the popularity of the
far appears certain to BOOM" The i'm
verial and official circles have taken the
enterprise into favor and the whole of in
GuStrial Germany will follow.
gHE FAIR COMMISSIONER EXPRESS THEMSELVES
The American Worlds Fair Commission
ess, being interview Ell just previous to start
iDg from this city for Frankfort, concurred
On praisinR the warmth of the official
greetings which had been extended 10
fLcm. This pleasant state of affairs. they
,le Jared. was largely due to the energetic
taor,s OF United States Minister Phelps.
Whp. IN spite OF his recent illness. was
vigorously preparing the way for proper
&C. guliiOn of the American commission.
X. Congressman Butterworth, OF Ohio,
one II the Fair Commissioners. said that
The reception which he and his colleagues
bad been given during their visit to the
CITY cqualled IN the frlendlness and
icrtincss SHOWN by all with whom they
laI come IN contact their experiences in
lcnd N and Paris. In no American
c.f,,' continued Mr.. Butterworth, could
Gr.orH spontaneous or more Kindly greet
c ice extended by the people. The
highest officials OF the Government
warmly assured us of hearty co-opera-
toa ia the cndeavOrs being made TO have
Germany fully represented at the great ex-
,i'ion. Some slight opposition which
b ARISEN in this country on account Of
t. new American tariff law will be en-
tireiy removed as the object for which the
in - t. be held becomes better known to
'-e people.'
WHAT MAJOR HANDY sAYs.
Moses T.. Handy, another member Of the
COMMISSION, III referring to the attacks
tale o1the commissioners by the Tossische
| fa... sad that whom he read the articles
" question he saw that they had been in
tPu,d by some middlemen here or in New
| lofA whose interest it is TO keep the
| American huyer from direct intercourse
| win Tie foreign manufacturer. If these
/ Let through tine far" ne said. 1.-The bust
te,s II the middlemen will suffer-
Judge Lindsay holds that If the enthu-
ls,l with which the commission has
teeu received IN Berlin lasts Germany will
t'-rd al Tie head OF foreign nations send
lug EXHIBITS 10 the fair. Herr Wermuth,
t. 0,rusn commissioner for the fair. and
f'cIes.y Coleman, OF the American Lega-
tOa accompanied the commissioners to
- railway station, where the imperial
NAtnF-r0om Vas placed at their disposal,
y Dll them farewell. The railway officials
"'ic a,slduCus IN their efforts to make the
| Amlsslouers trip pleasant one. Herr
neTmuth says Emperor William shows
~ interest. inquiring into the arrange
yeats Tor German representation at the
IAN a suggesis that 1t 10 his intention
,ei-lldly u grace the fair with bis pres
enc II Is more likely that the Emperor
y" - o. Chicago than that Chancellor
'eA Cspryi will.
cIEMASY MIST KAYE FIRST PLACE.
among tie German newspapers advo~
ea'iis the largest possible display of Ger
n-n products Ia Chicago the popular
"'m Jo~nG. Is prominent. The Journal
yo,icnls that Germany would be power
ie'' ia a war Of commercial reprisals
hia'ust America. II reminds the people Of
,e strength Of the German element IN the
L.,ei States. and saws that Germans
ought not 70 reIounce the foremost place
We lar which their numerical SUPERIOR
stould assure them.
Ni41LALASD AND TIE TEIPIx-ALIIAScn
CUSTOMS UNION.
=, lie project 10 draw Switzerland into
be1ound ZOilverein does not prosper.
.' meeting OF the treaty delegates 1t
''e-ha Las been suspended, the Swiss
No'efnuent refusing TO mako the con-
s't'.ons demanded. Chancellor Won Ca
f"4 to-day proposed to the Italian and |
a4ilfian Governments the immediate |
Ha-s',i y. the negotiations for tho Drei- |
1H- Hol!vcrcln TO Munich. leeving Italy |
-. switzerland 10 pursue separate ne |
s'.' 0ns. subject TO subsequent reference
l~s Dre.oand Governments. TheSwiss
,1Aae'fath to-day, in extraordinary SEES
h'A decided to inform Austria that il |
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