Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31
FROM OVER THE SEA
Gossip Of the Movements Of
Royalty.
WILLIAMS TRIP TO ENGLAND
lie WI sail Els Canoe in tne "Own-
szs' Cup" Regattz-Fun for the
Editofs-A Tramp.

L0xDox. July 30.-Namerous un-
susnor.zed programs for the Gsrmaa
empefor's visit TO EagiAnd during the
coming week nave been published Dat
nothing Is Jet known exactly - his
im perAl majesty 10 averse To cut and
dried plans whsn he 10 not travelling in
hls high political capacity. lie Gomez
TO England primarily 10 try tns luck
capacity Of MS yacht Meteor for the
qasea's cup ~ the Cowes race ~ far
AZ can be ascsftAlaed the yacht Ksiser
Adler Will cast anchor an the Solens
tomorrow night or Monday morning
and the emperor will pass most of his
time aboard her. Ga August tho
queen will entertain ner grandson at
dlnnsr and on the next eysalng ne will
dine with ths royal yacnt squadron In
sne club house AZ Cowes- The Meteor
will race for the queen's cup. "owenrS
cuD," and possibly another dinner st
Osb0rne may ensue-
PIans of nis yisit.
Ou Thufstsy his majesty - expected
To enjoy tns hospitality OF the Duke OF
York on board the Mslsmpus and Fri
day viii be devoted in part TO . visit to
the Duke and Duches OF Connaught ~
Portsmouth. On Saturday the "KAiser
Adler" will convey the emperor to
wilhelm's haven, whence ne will pro-
ceed TO Possism. There in the marble
palace he will await the accoucninent
OF the empr sss.
Although the usual announcement
has been reiterated that no political
importance 10 attached to the en-
peror's visit. there is no doubt that the
chief subject OF conversation between
HIM and the queen will be that Of the
tory defeat for the triple alliance. The
emperor undoubtedly Is not averse just
nov to escaping. il only for few days.
from the excitement OF the Bismarck
feud, which hss been revived by the
German press for want OF other ex-
element. aud will be increased IN bit
terness probably by the ex-chancelior
by his address before the Jenast.
The Eaisoss Enjoy It.
However. little others may benefit
from the Potsk kam-Friedrichsruhe q con-
fiict, ths German editors certainly are
enjoying halcyon days. Under the pre-
tense OK defending the government
many dallIes have discussed the crown
and its advisers with . directness and
boldusss imprecendented in Germany
and the Bismxrckian organs nave not
hestitsted TO iaunch abuse against the
emperor and Count Caprivi. yelling its
purpose. but slightIy ny substituting
the names of imperial satellites for the
names OF the persona really meant.
Thus the Hamburger Nachristen pre-
tends to think that Herr Pindler OF the
Nord Dsntschs Allgemeine Zeitung is
the author Of that Journals inspired
utterAnces and then proceeds 10 de-
nounce the ssInexcussble shamelessness
and brazon effrontry of Herr Pindler's
expressions on Prince Bismarck"
Thereby practically accusing Csprlvi
with whose approval the ufterance III
question we're made of deliberate and
malicious falsehood.
Open RidicuIe OF Btsmarck.
The independent ant -BismarckIan
press is not . whit behind It's opponents
in utilizing the privileges OF the press.
Eugene Richter TOR instance, IN his
Frsissinnig Zietung announces with
mock gravity that Bismarck has been
engaged BY Manager pollinl Of Ham,
burg thester To take tour OK the
world as champion IN talking tourpa-
nents. These tournaments will be,
says Richter. in all the capitals OF Eu-
rope and finally ut the worlds rair IN
Chicago Hseckel of Jena, who re-
Gently visited the prince at klsssugen.
81 the head OF . deputation from the
university viii accompany the prince
zs lecturer and Snowman. Such utter
ancvs. which once would have caused
libel suits aud editorial sentences, pass
now almost unnoliced IN the general
bubbnb. That the German press will
not bs in haste 10 give up the freedom
40 suddenly scqulred and thoroughly
enjoyed by u. - self-svident 10 all who
havs observed the editors rejoicing in
their new fields OF labor.
From 81 P-fersburg tc Parts.
DR.. Beruow, otiiceholder IN the
finance ministry OF the Car, trsmped
into salsburg last night with MS pack
on his back and his siberian biooi-
hound a. his heels. lie Is en- route
from -. Petersburg TO Paris. aud when
he snail arrive in the latter city he will
produce papers 10 saow that he has
walked every step OF the way. In
every town or city through which he
passed ne secured . paper from the
mayer 10 TIE effect that ne bad walked
into the town or city from bis last
stopping place. lie has already fo-s
warded 90 Parv one chest full of these
papers and swell on the second chset
full. tie left -. Petersburg on De-
eenlber 81. and expects to De IN Paris
early in September.
eisassspe's Illness.
Mr.. Gisdssone's illness has not proved
% se-ious ss vas anticipated, but the
alarm which 10 caused mas rot quito
sbstsd. The sndd.nness With which
the attack came on - the most alarm
ing festurs. and apprehension - er-
pressed that Il nsv be the beginning OF
q series Of attacks Of similar char
scter. that msy sweep swsy The won-
derful vigor Of Nr. Gladstone at . time
when ne . Imperstively needed TO
carry rrish home rule through to sue
csss. Is would take all of Mr.. Glad
stones wonderful inf'uepce 90 hold the
majority together for home rule.
Retired . erssat omeer
Corporsl Feeher has been retired
from the Hunesrsn army for an act
of unrsrelieied cruelty. Feeher wss
hnown shroughous the eighty-exth M
fsntry regiment - the most brutal OF
the s.ort s..,sss m, .S,s,rad s.fssrerx Fra