Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-26

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pair.
Bsmarck's triumphal progress reached its
climax tonight at reception given in his
honor at the Rathhaus at Munich. The
Prince was never popular in Bavaria dur
ing his tenure of Office, but since his fall,
and especially since his opposition to the
Emperor, his popularity has been greatly
enhanced.
The Regent at Heart Favors Bismarck.
The Prince Regent of Bavaria and all the
royal family left Munich in order to avoid
giving the Prince a reception; but before
going the Regent directed the organizers of
the fetes in the Princes honor to spare
nothing to make them successful. AT the
banquet given at the Rathhaus all the
guests brimmed over with enthusiasm.
Prince Bismarck expressed his thanks for the
reception given him. He hoped that peace
would continue to be assured the empire by
the existing alliances, matter which was
of much Importance, connected with the Sc
curity of the Bavarian frontier. Every
Imperial Government, he said, was in duty
bound to promote an imperial policy in har-
mony with the national tradition.
The Prince here called for "Hochs" for
the Regent of Bavaria These were given
with a good will BY all present, and the
assemblage then Joined in singing "Die
Wacht Am Rhein.' Some alluson in the
speech plainly indicated Prince Bismarck's g
desire to convex the impression that the
policy of Emperor William and Chancellor
Won Caprivi was failure and menaced the
future of Bavaria, as it did that OF other
parts of the empire. 1t is believed that the
Regent OF Bavaria will meet Prince Bis
marck privately at Kissengen, where the
ex-Chancellor is now going. The Regent is
thoroughly en- rapport with Prince Bis
marck.
No Entente With Russia at Present.
The projected economic entente between
Germany and Russia has collapsed under
the combined opposition at st. Petersburg
of the Minister of Finance and the Minis
ter of War. The question came before the
Council at ST. Petersburg after the Cars
return to Copenhagen from the Keil inter-
view. 1t is understood that the Gar COM
mended the establishment of an entente.
Germany offered to make fractional reduc-
tion in the duties on cereals in return for
reduced duties on German iron and coal i'm
ported into Russia. The Russian Council,
backed BY the Ministers, vetoed making
any concessions to Germany, so a CONNER
cial entente between the two countries for
long time to come is hopeless.
Alarming advices come from St Peters,
puTg, showing tnaI tHe CITY ls prephrlnS Ior
an outbreak of cholera. The medical de-
partment of the Ministry of the Interior has
issued instructions giving special informa-
tion as to the course to follow in case of an
invasion of Asiatic cholera In the chief
towns special commissions of doctors have
been ordered to be formed to carry out sani-
tary measures The commissions will be
empowered to require householders to keep
their premises clean, and to enforce other
sanitary measures in the town. All new
corners to the towns will be subjected to an
examination, and all who show symptoms of
cholera will be isolated Funeral ceremon-
ies over those who die from the disease will
be vigorously curtailed. The clothing of
the sick will be burned, and the house will
be disintected.