The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-03
WARNED BY KINGS
Indiscreet Utterances of
the Kaiser.
EVEN HIS PRAISE NOT WISE
This Is the Speech-Making Season,
and All Germany TrembIes
in Apprehension.
Special to The MORNING CALL

NEW YORK, Jan. Edmund Yates
cables to. the Tribune from London: The
German Emperor has announced his inten-
ton OF paying another visit TO C0wes this
year, and he intends to be there for the
royal yacht sQuadrOn's regattas which be-
gin August1 /. The Emperor will come over
IN his new yacht. which is being built at
Elding and Is nov nearly finished. he is
reported to have received caution from
the King of SaXony and Grand Duke of
Baden against any further public euloges
of his Brandenbur gers. The partialty
which he evinced so ostentatiously for The
inhabitants of that province and his fire.
quent extTavagant panesyrics on their 10y.
atty and bravery have provoked feeling
of angry resentment throughout all the
other provinces of Prussia and also In Sax
ony, Bavaria ana other States of the en-
pire, TO whose assistance the Emperor's
grandfather was so much indebted in 1870.
The speech making season in Berlin IS now
beginning, and in. court and official circles
it is earnestly hoped that the Emperor will
be more discreet in bis public uttsrances
than be was last winter.
The Prince of Wales new racing cutter
is TO be built by Messrs. Henderson Of the
Anchor line, in their Meadowside yard on
the Clyde, and they are also constructing
frst-cass composite yacht, eighty-fiye feet
over all for the Earl Of DunrayeD.
According to the newspapers the Dublin
police are satisfied that tie dynamite ex-
plosion Oh Christmas evening was a purely
trade outrage and without any political sig
nificance.
Ever since the election the conviction has
been gaining ground among the rank and
file of the Liberal party that the Gladstone
government cannot long retain Office. Long
ago one of the most clear-sighted Gladston-
Ians epigrammatically expressed his serious
belief that 'they would not live through the
address," This belief is now general. both
among Liberals and Conservatives.
There is, however, very strong
aversion on both sides of the House to
another general election for at least twelve
months. The funds are pretty we'll ex-
hausted, and electioneering energy and en-
thusiasm are in need Of a period OF recu-
peratioD. What will happen then il
Gladstone suffers defeat, as 1t Is quite
likely he may do within three months Of
the resssembling of Parliament? The
query cannot be answered with any posi-
tiyeness as yet. But it is worth while 10
put ii on record that under the circum-
stances ii is highly probable that the Queen
would invite the Duke OF Deyonshire to
form ministry, which would only be in
tended as a stop-gal, but which might do
much good work. This course is not accept
able to the Conservatives, and whether ii
will prove feasible time must show.
have had an opportunity of seeing the
complete list Of the pictures already Sc
lected to represent British art at the
Chicago Exhibition. 1t is strongly repre-
sentative, and reflects great credit on Sir
Henry Wood aud Mr.. Beck, who have had
the matter ih hand. 1t has. however, its
weak spots, as these gentlemen frankly
admit. For instance, it lacks a really first
class Hook. There seems possibility that
Luke Flies may not be represented. The
committee is most anxious to obtain
worthy specimen Of his work. but SO far
has not been successful
/ note that the Queen has promised to
send to Chicago Lady Buffers Roll CalP'
and Charlton's Jubilee Procession" and
"Freemason." The Prince of Wales also
con tributes. AMI nearly all our great COL
lectors are represented, including the latest
acquisition of McCullocb, OF Broken Hill
fame, who has again become a bumper
toast in a certain corner OF Hanover Square
by reason of his commission for six-footers
and even, If / am not misinformed, nine
footers against his return from Australia.
Apprehensions have been expressed,
serious in some quarters, humorous in
others, as to what would happen in case
the ship conveying these artistic treasures
should never reach her destination. / am
able to assure intending exhibitors and
others concerned that the pictures will be
sent over in several ships. The risk in any
case would be small, as any one desiring to
insure could easily satisfy himself Still.
Il is just as well that an irredueible mini
mum should be attained, as il will be by
this procedure Of the committee.