Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
WILLIAM AND A{ESaNDnR.
Russia's Ruler and GerMkhy's Emperor
VIII Exchange Qgprtesie,.

Russia's Ruler and GerMRhy's Emperor
VIII Exchange Qsqrtesies.
tCopyriJhtcd fs9, By Ne,o rmtotsocinted Press !
BERLIN June 4.-The czsr must be highly
pleased with the manner ID Which the plans
for the meeting between hfmsslf and the en-
peror were concealed until they were upon
the eve Of being realized. Theoficial organs
here insist that the propos Al FOR the meeting
emanated from tho car, who wrote, suggest
ing that tho interview be held at Kie!, giving
the short time at bis disposal before he re.
turns To ST. Petersburg as the reason for his
not coming to Potsdam. A stronger reason,
however, is his we'll grounded dislike to the
railway journey necessary to reach Potsdam
and the possible risk of nihilist outrages. The
emperor will meet the czar of the port of
Kiel in tue imperial yacht.
VIII Have No Political 81 ignificance.
Pains are taken in Official quarters to deny
character, but 1t is generally believed the
days conversation between the emptrors
will do much to promot, the friendly rela-
tions OF both empires Reports from relia-
BILE sources state tha. she czar has more than
once lately given proofs OF his desire to
avoid any action that would be likely to
cause irritation In Germany. 1t is
even stated that attempts OF France
to prevent any anti-German, demonstrations
at the Nancy fetcs are due to Baron Mohron-
helm, the Russian ambassador TO France, ex-
pressing to President Carnot the cars
hope that no demonstration would occur.
The fact that the Interview happens on the
same day as the Nancy fetes causes consid-
cradle remark, as while patriotic French
men will be displaying their love for Russia,
and probably rowling Germany, tho two
emperors will be quietly comforting to the
advantage OF their mutual interests.
The past week mas been ono of the hottest
ever known here. The mercury rose TO 81
degrees in the shade at times and it was
rarely below so.
Pleased tho Little Queen.
All berlin was present at tho review OF
the garrison before the queen regent OF Hoi-
land. Queen Wihelmina was not present al
the Berlin review, She witnessed the re
| view at Potsdam and clapped her hands
with delight as the crown prince, attired ii
| the uniform of the First regiment OF the foo,
| guards, marched past with his regiment
| The queen regent appeared Impressed with
| the exceptional warmth OF her reception
| here
The Kreuz Zeitung remarks that the queen
| regents visit has had a favorable effect In
| Holland, where the students have declin cd
to take part in the Nancy fetes in order not
to be present in the event of anti-German
| manifestations.
| Herr Krechs is against tho reconciliation
of silvei He has declared that the intro
| duction OF free coinage would lead to groa
commercial crisis. AMERICAS desire for {
| conference, he said, arose, from her false
| financial policy of saving up unstable silver
| Instead of free coinage bringing to her thu
| control of the worlds money, market, as th
silver men imagined, America is IN such
fx that she is Obliged 70 look for he'll
| abroad. =, 10
|
Refused a Catholic Burial.
| The refusal of the Catholic authorities t
allow Catholic burial TO the remains
'of DR.. Won Ferckenbeck,t burgomaste
| of Berlin, is one of the great
est blunders that could have bee
committed and will do the Catholic caus
immense injury. The provost of st. n
Edwin church, the CHIEF Catholic churc
| of the city, tries to assume alp responsibilit.
for the action, but 1t is we'll known that thi
decision was approved ,,;byo byo the highes
Gathoo s.ss. auth1psy 'sui Fresaalg
OF the municipal council, has seeded from
the Catholic church us a protestant agains
| what he considers an act of unjustitiabl
intolerance. His action probably influenced
| the lower house OF the diet, wher
| Catholics havo been gaining for years
| which rejected motion in favor of allowing
the return Of expelled Catholic orders
including the Jesuits.
| The German sugar producers have re
ceived overtures from the Austrian suga
| producers proposing the establishment of
| rate against the American sugar trust. Th
| overtures were favoraoly received. If the.
| are successful the French producers will b
invited to cooperate.