St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-08

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Visit Observation-Disclosures of Bis
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of SlaughterinG Censured.
copyright 1894, by the Associated Press
BERLIN, April, THE greatest inter
est is taken here III the exchange OF
courtesies taking place at Venice today
between Emperor William and King
Humbert of Italy. Dispatches from
Venice say that the Won Moltke, with
the emperor on board, arrived at the
port of Malamoceo. of the Bay of Ven
ice, at 10 o'clock this morning The
German war ship was met by five
steamers containing party of German
residents and the municipal authorities,
etc. At ITO a. Ill. an artillery salute
announced the entrance OF the Won
Moltke into the harbor. During the
passage from MaIa ,nocco. Emperor
William remained OH the bridge of the
Won Moltke, replying TO the military
Salutes. The emperor was greeted with
hearty cheers on all sides. The quay of
the Rjva Degli Schliabani anu the ducai
palace were filled with an immense
thrOng of spectators, while all the
buildings along the canal and all the
vessels IN the Basin of st. Mark were
crowded win people and decorated with
flags.
A THUNDER OF GUNPOWDER
Aalutes and hurrahS from the spectators
greeted the emperor's arrival in the bay
of st. Mark. Upon the emperor's ar
rival in the basin of ST. Mark King
Humbert and his nephew, the Duke of
AbruZZi, Immediately put off in boat
and boarded the Won MoItke, where
they were cordially received by the
German emperor. The king and En-
perOr William remained in converse
ton ABOUT twenty minutes. after which
King Humbert left the Won Moltke aRd
returned to the palace. Shortly after
King Humbert went ashore Emperor
William landed and returned the visit
of the king at the palace. While on his
way to visit King Humbert Emperor
William was cheered with the greatest
enthusiasm by the immense crowd
which had assembled OH the piazza of
St Mark, and in response to the con-
tlnual ''vIvaS" the emperor and the
king presented themselves at window
or the ducal palace and bowed their
acknowledgements. The meeting be-
tween Emperor William and King Hum
bert is believed to have
No POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE
beyond al aYOwal OF the cordial per-
soHal friendship existing between the
royal houses of Italy and Germany
Tne Interest. SO far as the public is
concerned, eenters in the invitation ex-
tended to the emperor asking him to
visit the arsenal. Emperor William
will BIZ the first foreign monarch who
has been so honOred, as the arsenal is,
by law, closed against all foreigners.
Had the empress of Germany accom-.
panied the emperor Of Germany, Queen
Margaret wouId also have gone to the
latter city. But it is understood that
the empress did not feel herself equal
TO the fatigues of the journey and the
receptions and ceremonies which would
have resulted from her visit
KAISER'S VISIT TO VIENNA.
All the arrangements are complete
for the approaching meeting between
Emperor William and Emperor Francis
Joseph at Vienna on April 81. As a
special compliment on this occasion,
Emperor Francis Joseph on Wednesday
last paid farewell visit of one hour to
Prince Reuss. the retiring German am
bassad0r at Vienna. After leaving
Vienna, Emperor William will 20 to
Karlsruhe, for capercalIie shooting with
the Grand Duke of Baden. From
Karlsruhe the emperor Will 20 to
Coburg to be present at the wedding Oh
April 10 of the Grand Duke of Hesse
and Princess Victoria Melita of Coburg
Edinburgh.
TO MEET HIS GRANDMOTHER
At COburg Emperor William will
meet Queen Victoria and viii after
wards enjoy some shooting at Wartburg
with the grand duke of SAKE Weimar.
From HartDurg the emperor will prob
ably go to Bamb rig. where he will in
Spect his Bavarian regiment of UhIans.
After the wedding the grand duke of
HeSSe and his bride will go to the
Chateau of Roseneau, near Coburg. and
the next day they will travel to the
grand dukes shooting seat of Kranich-
stein, lear Darmsta1t. and Will after
wards enter Darmstadt in state. The