New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
CZAR AND KAISER TO MEET.
.CONCIIdATORY ATTITUDE OF THE RUSSIAN
SOVEREIGN.
HOT WEATHER IN GERMANY-THE VISIT OF THE
QUEEN REGENT AND QUEEN OF HOLLAND
Copprght; 1892: BY the Nec York Associated PTe".

QUEEN REGENT AND QUEEN OF HOLLAND.
Copyright 1892: BY The Xew. York Associated Pre"'
Berlin June 4-The Car must be highly
pleased with the manner In which the plans Tor
the meeting between himself and the emperor
were concealed until they were upon INC oNc
al beinc realized Conflicting statements nave
continually appeared since the Cars arrival
st Copenhagen, and even now change I'D tue
date OF the meeting would not cause great sur
mise The Emperor Will meet the Gar of the port
OF Kie on board the German Imperial yacht lohen-
,ollern. The German fleet al kicl has been ordered
TO hold itself in readiness to manoeuvre oeiore ue
Czar Pains taken In Official quarters 10 oehS
that the interview will have any political character
but 1t is generally felt that the days conference be-
tween the two Empcrors will do much TO promote
the friendly relations of both Empires. Reports from
trustworthy sources say that the Gar 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 the attempts OF
France TO prevent any ant-GeTman demonstrations
at the Nancy fetes due to Baron Mohrenlieim the
Russian Ambassador to France. expressing to Presi
dent Carnot the Cars hope that no such demonsira
ton would occur. The fact that the Kiel interview
happens Oh the same day the Nancy fctes Causes
considerable remark.
HOT WEATHER IN GERMANY.
The last week has been one of the hottest ever
known here. The mercury rose to 93 degrees In the
shade at times, and rarely below 3d. A large
number OF persons were sunstruck. Violent thun-
derstoms followed by disastrous floods. occurred III
various parts Of the country.
TIE BERLIN GARRISON REVIEW.
All Berlin was present at the review OF the garrison
before the Queen Regent of Holland. only limited
number OF carriages. provided with special permits
were allowed IN the military lines yet it was remarked
that fully one-fourh OF these carriages contained
Americans. Among the Americans present were Mrs.
and Miss Van Buren,, Colonel Montgomery and bis
family, Of Portland. Ore, and Mr.. Jackson secretary
of the American legation and his wife. Queen VII
helmina not present Mt the Berlin review She
witnessed the review at Potsdam and clapped hef
hands with delight the Crown Prince, In the quaint
uniform OF the LIST Regiment Of Foot Guards, marched
past with his regiment. The Queen Regent appeared
impressed with the exceptional warmth of her rccep-
ton here.
DR.. Won FORCKENBECK'S Burr NJ.
The refusal Of the Catholic authorities 10 allow
Catholic burial 10 the body of Dr. Won Forckenbeck
Burgomaster Of Berlin, seems TO have been great
blunder. The Provost of -. Hedwin's, the chief
Catholic church OF that ty tries assume all re>po
sbility for the action but il is well known that his
decision approved by the highest Catholic au
thCTity. The "freisnnigc 2eitung' says that Herr
stryck president the Municipal Council has seeded
from the Catholic Church protest against what he
considers an act Of uniustihalAc Intolerance