Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-24
FROM FATHERLAND
Bastsrtide Holiday Tins Actively Disre-
garded by the Indefatigable Emperor,
CAR AND KAISER TO MEET At PoTTSDkh
Speculation Rife Over the Significance and
Consequence of the Visit.
DANGER TO THE DRElBUND DREADED
Apprehension Over the Attack on the Mill
tary Credits in Italian Parliament
MALADiES THAT RULE GER MoNARCHS
Frost Blight In Alsatian Vineyards - At
tempts by Falsehood to Discredit
American PorK-A Double
Decapitation.
Speculation Rife Over the Significance and
Consequence of the Visit.
DANGER TO THE DRuByND DREADED
Apprehension Over the Attack on the Mill
tary Credits in Italian Parliament
MAlADlEs THAT RULE GER MoNARCHs

copyrighted 1892 by the v. Y. assoc dtcd Prrssl
BERLIN, April %. The Easter holiday
made no difference TO the emperor. He
worried during all the holiday season from
early in the morning until late at night, gave
the usual audiences to the ministers nn5 TOOK
only short drive IN the afternoon. The Rp-
proaches to the castle were every day sur
rounded by holiday makers from the pro-
vipces, eager 10 get view Of the emperor
On Thursday morning, accompanied by his
aiue-de-camp Major Won Moltke, who since
the death of Field Marshal Count Won
Moltke has been favored by the emperor,
went to EIseL, where he was guest OF his
uncle, the grand DUKE Of Sake Weimer. The
party enjoyed good shooting on the grand
dukes estate. On receipt of news OF the
death of the duchess Of Mecklen burg, the
emperor Immediately Cancelled his arrange
| meut for the shooting and announced his in
tenUion Of attending the funeral.
The empress, who is in u delicate condi-
ton, removed from Berlin to her tavorite
residence at Potsdam Friday. Her SIX chill
dreu accompanied her. The absence Of q
| guardian at the Berlin schlosse neccssitates
the children being daily driven to the chateau
Bellevue part of the thiergarten, during
preference Of the empress and her family for
Potsdam, where the grounds which surround
the palace are extensive
Mortality of Monarchs.
The empress is al present very solicitous
about the health of the c2arinn. UnfavorGble
| reports concerning her have heen received at
he Berlin court. The czariua expects 10 be
\ nccouched in June. She IS much affected by
n NIB 4 hn,
son. whose lung disease is becoming worse
and who is believed to be in hopeless condi-
tion The czarina is attending him. The
condition of the grand duchess, her daughter,
whose spine was injured, shows signs OF in
creasing gravity.
| The emperor has arranged 10 start on q
| months sailing trip in July.
| "A telegram received in Berlin today an
| lounces thut the car has finally consented
| TO visit Potsdam, where he will remain four
| days.
Political circles are agitated at the success
| of Emperor William in inducing the czar TO
visit Potsdam. The visi: will undoubtedly
| greatly influence the relations between the
| two empires. il has already been iutimHtsd
! to tine German journals that il would be ac-
vlsabe Tor them TO cease their attacks upon
| Russia.
| Lieutenant Clark of the Ninth United
| States cavalry, who has been serving year
| in the Eleventh hussars Ut Dusseldorf, ar
! rived in Berlin or Monday. He was given
| an audience OF the emperor on Wednes day
| at which ne bade his majesty farewell prior
/ to his return 10 the United States. The en-
| peror treated MIN IL most friendly manner,
| as ne always does Americans. Lieutenant
CLARK will sail for Newl y ork next week.
Good for Berlin Tradesmen.
The approaching visits Of members of the
| royal families, with the consequent influx of
society, promises TO give considerable slim
| ulus TO the trade Of Berlin. Itis now tinall y
settled that besides the czar, the king and
| queen of Italy, the king ana queen Of Swe-
| den, and the queen regent and the young
| queen of Holland, will arrive before the
| middle Of June. The queen regent OF Hol-
| land ana the queen will sojourn in the Black
/ forest Tor time before coming
| TO Polsdam. The health of the
| Young queen is not very robust, and
| it is thought the air of the Black forest will
have a very beneficial effect on her.
| Rumore have been circulated thnt the king
| nnd queen Of Italy will not come TO Berlin
owing 10 the political crisis in Italy, These
reports, however, are semi-oficiRlly denied
| 1t is known here that the emperor is anxious
20 have conference with KING Humbert, US
ne faars that the attacks upon the ltalial
military credits will force King Humbert tc
reduce ItRly's military equipment, and thus
weaken the power of the Dreiound.
The fact that the Italian ministry has
agreed that only expenditure for the military
in the colonies shall be reduced is largely due
| 10 the existence of the German minister al
Rome supported by the Austrian minister.
| Disastrous Trosts III the Vineyards.
The vineyards in Alsace-Lorraine suffered
the fate Of vineyards in France. From milo
weather the temperature suddenly dropped
10 degrees below zero. Enormous damage
was done IN the vicinity OF Stras burg, but
the vine-growers in the Kollmaro district
announce great success followed their burn.
ing Of the prairie in the vicinity Of the vine
wards The fire caused The temperature u
rise and the result was all the vines Ruc
fruit trees were saved.
| A double execution toog place today a
Gooriitz. The condemned men were two
weremen named Knoll and Haydreich wnt
murdered q widow named Buchert in De
cember last. They were executed by Rein
del, The heRdsmsn, who has now beheadet
fifty persons. These executions cause seri
discussion Of beheading as an auachronism
Princess Mary Margaret of Prussia is an
nounced TO be engaged TO Prince William
hereditary grand duke Of Luxemburg.
The emperor has donated 10000 marks u
the society for the encouragement Of outdoo
games in Germany. AT the same time IA
expressed his keen interest in such health,
recreation.
The German press some days ago circu
lated story that trichaua had been discov
cred in American pork al Stettip and tina
Prof. Virchow would inves Igate the matter
Prof Virchow now publishes q card statinl
that the entire story is untrue.
/ Cholera m PuriK.