Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-10
rtr Government Press Deems II Neccs.
sary to Deny the Rumors About
His Health.
ss wit soon DC ABLE TO USE
HIS LEO.
MS His Intention 10 Meet the Austrian
Emperor aud Witness tho
Aianouyers.
GERMAN tories.
me rmperor'- uenish.-thc rress aud
inc worlds Pair. Other Items.

hfHLfN, August h.-fOr the mt
time since the French press began
imnsccnding its previous record Of
tcandAl0us mendariiies about Emperor
William, the government has deemed
Il necessary 10 issue scmi-oiiiclnl notice
rsarding the Rlarmst reports about
M Empcror's health. No German
Newspaper had gone beyond ailuding
70 the ridiculous stOries OF the lsm-
psroru cpilcptlc ITS, hrnin disorders,
and a host uf other malndiea, ascribed
10 him, until the Cologne Gd;ctto stated
that the annual review Of the GArdes
du Corpa would not take place until
the Emperor hal rested fortnight
Ancr his arrival NJ kiel.
Some minor organs thercup0n M.
nouncrd that the grand cavalry
uAneuverant BrOmbofg, In which the
Emperor Ia especially lntereslo would
not be grnced by his pr,sence. The
Emperor arrived at iiicl nj $50 O'clock
this evening. The Emperor remains
on board his vessel. The report of Or.
l.ruthold, who has been attending the
Emperor. IL that the Injury 10 the
limb IL rapidly pr0gfenslng 20 n cure,
aud that he will probably DO able 10
resume the partial use OF his leg and
foot withina week.
The official telographlc dispatches
received here during the course OF the
evening indicate that IL " the intcn.
tlon Of Emperor William TO carry out
the programme which no had planned
before the accident occurred, with tho
exception of witnessing the Templehnf
fuvicw on the END. Later he will 20
10 schwaftxrnaw 10 meet Emperor
Francis Joseph and witness the Aus
trian mnueuyfes.
The H0rscn Courier follows the Vos.
tscAc ZeiuHg aud the Jdgeb'dh In
cAfping at the Chicago Worldis Fair
pfrleyt, ON the ground o, the growth
81 american hostility 10 everybody
aud everything outside Of the United
States. The Courier, dwelling ON tho
United States laws against pauper i'm.
migration, uses the amazing argument
that "paupcr immigrants laid the
foundation Of the grandeur Of the Re.
public" Despite these occasional
yslpings, the popularity OF tho fair
issns certain. The lmSorial and on.
tal circles have taken the enterprise
ini1 favor and tho whole OF Industrial
Gefmany will follow. The American
Wofli's Fair commissioners concurrcd
inpfalsing the warmth Of the Official
grsiing extended 10 them. This
I',asant state Of affairs they declared
vas largely due 10 the energetic efforts
Of William Walter Phelps, United |
States minister 10 Germany.
Moses 7. Haniy, one OF the mem |
ben OF the commission, referring 10 |
The attacks made by the Iosasoio |
1.IuHg, said the articles had been la. |
spited 10y some middleman, here or In |
New York, whose interest II IL 10 keep
American buyers from direct inter |
COURSE with foreign manufacturers.
"lf these meet through the fair.v he |
tald, "the business OF the middlemen |
will suffer"
Imperial Commissioner Herr Wor- |
muih said: emperor William shows |
such Interest Ia inqulring into the ar
mnsument for the German representa-
Non at the fair, M 10 suggest that II IL |
hls Intention personally 10 grace tho |
hlr with his presence"
Among the German newspapers
advocating the largest possible display
ofGerman products In Chicago, the |
popular Acme Journal IN prominent. |
The Journal contends that Germany |
would bo powerless In war Of com. |
mereial rcpfi-als against America, aud
reminds the people Of tho strength Of |
We German element In the United |
hlates, and says Germans ought not 10
rnounce the foremost place ut the fair,
which their MINERAL superiority should
nssuru them.
ThoprQJec,s to draw Switzerland into
Tie Dfcibund zOllverein do not prosper.
me meeting Of the treaty delegates ut
vienna has been suspended, the Swisa
government reius ng 10 make the con-
eeisions demanded.
Herr stciger, chief engineer II the
b9ohum association, has committed
suicide. His mind became weakened
since the scandal caused 10y the trial OF
,he o1lolals OF the company charged
WIN fraud, In afilxing the govern.
menpH mark TO inferior steel rails
when had not been legally inspected.
WILLIAM REALLY SICK.
PARIS, August 0--rhe G0uiois has
PUP ished the following dispatch from
hefiini William III arrived today at
hlel and Is AZ present unable TO leave
nH yacht. The Emperor's condition
snuch moro grave than has boon adj
hlllteli for not only does he suffer from
Ahee Joint aud ear trouble, but terribly
GVete rheumatic palms absolutely NAH
MN 10 his chair and viii compel him
70 remain utterly inactive for 1T least
fortnight without tho least prospect
I SURFING. The doctors, while stating
.lAt INC alarming news circulated IL
exaggerated, says that n the Emperor
Iohlinues to refuse 20 submit 10 the
treatment prescribed the rheumatism
nusl soon assume more serious aspect
anu attack the heart. For tho moment
ne was quite unable TO undertake. any
Nofk, and II " thought hiss nj lSiel
may benefit him u he keeps 10 the
,gline laid down. But they fenr his
muent temperament will not resign
nneli To enforced renose. There IL
nlupn anxiety as 10 tho condition of the
hl'efor, and uneasiness Is felt as 10
MhAt " III be the outcome should Ills
u' ,e,e have fatal ending.
=, Ihsse thoughts are remarkable, as
.ne emperor does not husband his
,ea,9urces, aud viii surely continue the
sours OF fatiguing Journeys and duties
- soon as the INIT sign OF improve.
nlnht begins To be felt. IL IL an abso.
usv iael that tho Emperor cried
YIN palm when ho moved. His car
uvuole y Increasing and causes ire.
"Hent euileDtic lts. which nrn r.c.,r-