The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
CAR TO VISIT KAISER.
THE RUSSIAN RULER TOBEAGUEsT
AT POTSDAM.

He Will Remain Four Days and Be
semi-Incog-The King and Queen Of
Italy, the King and Queen of Sweden
and the Queen of Holland Also to
Visit the German Emperor.
Copyright, 1892, bY the NJ Y. associated Press)
BERLIN, April 23.-The Easter holidays
made little difference to the emperor. He
worked during all the holiday season from
early in the morning until late at night,
gave the usual audiences to the ministers
and took only q short ride or drive in
the afternoons. The approaches to the
castle were every day surrounded by hoii-
day makers from the provinces eager to get
view Of the emperor. The emperor has
arranged to start on a months whaling
trip on July 9.
A telegram received In Berlin to-day au-
nounces that the czar has finally consented
to visit Potsdam, where he will remain four
| days. The arrangements have not yet been
announced, but from private advices it is
expected that his visit will be semi-incog-
| nito. Political circles are agitated at the
| success of Emperor William IN inducing the
czar to visit Potsdam. The visit will un-
uOuDtGuly kE6dLly luuu6uCo bu6 E6lhLlOnS
between the two empires. 1t has already
been intimated to the Germ n journals that
it would be advisable for them to cease
their attacks upon Russia.
OTHER ROYAL VISITORS LOOKED FOR.
The approaching visits of members Of
the royal families with the consequent in
flux of society, promises to give consider
able stimulus to the trade of Berlin. 1t is
now finally settled that besides the czar,
the King and Queen of Italy, the King and
Queen of Sweden and the Queen Regent and
young Queen of Holland will arrive here
before the middle of June.
Rumors have been circulated that the
King and Queen of Italy will not come to
Berlin, owing to the political crisis In Italy.
These reports, however. are semi-officially
| denied. 1t is known here that the emperor
is anxious to have a conference with
King Humbert, as he fears that the
credits will force King Humbert to
reduce Italy's European military expendit-
ures and thus weaken the power of the
dreibund. The fact that the Italian minis
try has agreed that only the expenditures
for the military in the colonies shall be re-
duced, is largely due to the instance of the
German minister at Rome, supported by the
Austrian minister.
OPPOSITION TO A LOTTERY.
ARlJbJlOn has De8n started against LD6
project for a lottery to cover the expense Of
beautifying the approaches to the schloss
and to greatly alter and improve the Inter
Den Linden. The opponents OF the project
declare that lotteries are increasing to an
alarming extent and that the growing love
thereof among the people will result in
pernicious influences upon the prosperity of
the country. The emperor is personally OPP
posed to the lottery scheme and would HIM
self meet the expense, but the state of his
finances will not permit him to do 50.
VINEYARD OWNERS GIVEN A SCARE.
The vineyards in Alsace-Lorraine nearly
suffered the same fate as the vineyards in
France. From mild weather the tempera-
ture suddenly dropped to 7o below zero.
Enormous damage was done in the vicinity
of Strasburg, but the vine growers in the
Kollmar district announce that great sue
cess followed the burning of tar IN the
vicinity of the vineyards. The fires caused
the temperature to rise and the result was
that all their vines and fruit trees were
saved.
A ISLANDER OK MR.. HOG.
The German precs has circulated story
that triohina@ has been discovered in
American pork at Stettin, and that Prof 4.
Virchow has gone to investigate the mat
ter Prof. Virchow now publishes card
stating that the entire story is untrue.
The returns Of the consular district of
Frankfort show a decrease of 1,79S, ,2GO
marks in trade for the quarter ending April
l, as compared with the same quarter in
1891 The principal shortage is IN ribbons
and velvets made at Credfed.