New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-09
EMPEROR WILLIAMS HEALTH
SEMIoFFICIAL DENIAL OF HIS REPORTED
DISORDERS.

THE WORLDS FAIR COMMISSIONERS PLEASED
WITH THEIR wELcoME-PossIBILITY OF
THE EMPERoR's VISITING CHICAGO.
Copyright; 1891, By III, Ne,c. rOrs Associated PreH
Berlin, Aug. s.-For the first time since the French
press began its publication Of rumors about Emperor
william, the Government has deemed IL necessary 10
Issue O semi-oficial notice regarding the Emperor
health. No German newspaper had gone beyond al
ludng to ridiculous stories of the Empeiors eplepuc
fits brain disorders. purulent Inflammation oi the ears
cares of the cranial bones and host OF other mara
sjes until the COLOGNE Gazette" st-ed that the an
pual review Of the Gardes du Corps woud hot Uaho
place until the Emperor had rested for ioF'ishV
after his arrival at Kel semtoincd commuhie"-
ton made public tonight CURLY denies, as "i'nou'
foundation the reports alleging that the Emperor was
,n iubealth. The communication especially declares
false The report that German telegraph official was
sent 10 conduct the exchange Of cipher kilograms
THE EMPEROR'S PART IN THE FALL LNOLUl loNe'
The Royal yacht Hohenzollern, Dearns En'PeIoi
william, arrived at Kel at . 80 O'CLOCK tiis eVe'ns
Tia Emperor did not 20 ashore, but remained on board
ba vossnl which no will make his headquarters Tor the
,rese,+ The report of DR.. Leuthold. who has been
attending the Emperor, is that the injury 10 MS il.o
s ca rapdly advancing to cure that he VIII prooapy
ne able 10 resume the partial use OF his leg ana ioo'
within a week. ,,
Tho of the evening lnulVdtc tii<O ~ - WV
Denton of Emperor William to carry out the prOerai"a
which he had planned before the accident occurIeu,
with the exception of witnessing the Tempelhoi 'c
on August o. He will, however, take cominanN "
she East PrusSan military manoeuvres. lie wiz @,'O
.ata mart in the Bavarian evontions, becoming the
,,est Of tbe Regent at Munich at which place prepaa
ons are being made for grand reception to De gwen
,p honor OF his visit. Thence the Emperor VIII ~
'echwaraenau to meet Emperor FRANCIS '''oP" '"N
witness the Austrian manoeuvreS
THE GREETING TO THE FAIR CoMMlasLoN,hi,N9
The American Worlds Fair Commissioners oeils
interviewed Just previous to starting from ts Guy o
Frankfort. concurred in prasng the warmth VI 'p0
official greetings which had been extended 70 'nen
This pleasant state of affairs, they declared was Iak9
dine 70 the energetic efforts Of William wafer rHeip,
limited States Minister, who, In spite Oh HIS ieOo"e
Illness was vigorously preparing tie way lor p' W
recognition of the American Commission HaNS"-
,,ressiIsT Butte worth one of the Far Cohmssio
"a th4 tbo ocentlon which he and his colleagues had
iv.d during their visit % this city equaled' III 'e
srepdIiness and heartiness shown by all WIN whom
sbev had come in contact, their experiences III No"uO
and Paris 'sOme slight opposition which 'do 70
In Ills country on account Of the new Aneriodi ia
law said Mr. Butterworth, will De enureiy a
as the objects for which the ar - ~ W '''
better known to the people" 49,,
xTwsp,pERs CARPING AT THE FAIP'
The 1oersen Courier" follows the "NOssls' %ef
.rncp and the "Tagebatt' in carplng al inc CiV"+o
49,, ro,r ,rotect on the ground Of the growth Oh
,.,.a, hostility TO everybody and everything out
49, tho United states The Courier" In dwelling
- tb limited states laws against pauper emslahts
- the fnrious argument that "pauper emlsranls
"a tho foundation of the grandeur Of the Repoho'
Despte these occasional yelpings, the poPuiaiIS VI
tho rair appears certain TO grow. The lmpenai anu
ncs1 circles have taken the enterprise into lSVor'
md the whole of industrial Germany VIII foho"'
THE PRESS ATTACKS CAME FROM MlDDLt+NE e1
Moses p Handy another member OF the Cohlmlssion'
l., ofarrnc Ia the attacks made on the commissioners
-, tho aVossiche Zeitung," said that when ne read
The articles in question ne saw llat 'ieS c1a Ynrs
n interest is 10 keep the American buNer IRON
rsct intercourse with the foreign manuIactuIttI. -
She.e meet through the Fair" he sad' the ousi"0'
pf the middlemen VIII suHer'
THE FMPERoRs POSSIBLE VISIT TO THE fAln T
Herr Wcrmuth says Emperor william SHOWS sun
,,.onsst in inou1ing into arrangements Tor "ernt"
concentration at the Fair suggests that IL Is 1t"
,tention personally to grace the Fair with nus pieeiV
~ il more likely that the Emperor VIII 20 u O'H''s'
than Chancellor Won CaprlNh
VAIN EFFORTS TO TEMPT SWITZERLAND
The proects TO draw Switzerland into the DrelD"h"
yo,,veran do not prosper The meeting Of the treaty
,epoes nj Vienna has been suspended the SWISS UoV
ernment refusing 10 make the concessions deihanGeu,
t,hsnceor Won Caprvi today proposed 10 ne I.iii s
.nd Austrian Governments the Immaculate Vi@nsIOi VI
60 necotiations for the Dreibund Zollvereln 10 Mu-
mich leaving Italy and switzerland 10 pursue aeP =.
,ate negotiations subject to subsequent reverence ~
ne DreIbund Governments. The SWISS bundesIaIn
t0day, in extraordinary session. ueoue HGtb nero
tistons for an International treaty If further con-
sessions necessary.