The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
A GALA WEEK IN BERLIN.
The King OF Seryla Will Be In
Town Several Days, Com
ing Monday.
Red and Other Colors Will Be
Profuse All tho Time He
Is Present
What tho Powers Want 10 do In Refer
sBos 60 tho War IN tho Orient
BrAndenburE Monument,

iCopyrisht. 1884, By tho AssooAtoi PrssAl
BERLIN, Oct la-Quite gala week lies
before Berlin folks and the est OF Germa-
NJ. The arrival OF King Alexander Of
ssrvis. who 10 due on Monday next, will be
the signal for a number Of court festivities
and several imposing ceremonies, chief Of
which will be the dedication OF 1872 Aaes
destined for the recently organized FouIth
battalion OF each regiment of infantry.
This ceremony is announced 10 take p. ace
on Thursday next. with great pomp. in front
Of the monument Of Frederick the Great
on Inter den Linden. The presenos In
this city OF tho German minister 10 Bel
grade. Baron Won Wrsoksr. Gosttor. indi-
oates that King Aisxandsr's visit 10 not af-
foeted with politics. Every possible atten-
tion will be rad to bin; and among the
entertainments organized In his honor 10 a
hunting party At Wild park, In which tho
king will bs accorded the unusual privilege
OF killing one Of ,he few remaining stsgs
which are TO be found In the park.
Emperor William. who 10 enjoying tho
best Of health. personally gave orders for
the arrangements for the coming week. and
is evidently anxious 10 impress the Hervian
king with the splendor OF his reception.
The Cologne Gazette confirms the state.
ment that Rusisa and Francs are working
hand in hand aud are averss to intsrfer-
sncs In the Chiness war. ID IL added that
Austria is In similar manner acting with
GSrmany, aud az II is claimed that the
Unitsd States from ths first has not oon-
csalsd her sympathy with Japan. Italy ia
the only power likely to oomplY with the
proposal OF the earl Of Kimberly for inter.
nationsi intervention.
The National Z,itung aud other German
Newspapers roint out that German interests
In the war ara not identical with England
and Russia. The Cologne Gazette to-day
publishes the following dispatch from Bsr-
lin; ~ IL confirmed from every source
joint European intervention between China
and Japan at the presen, iuneturs. and this
subject aceo dingIy is removed from the
diplomatic programme of the powers"
The correspondent OF the Associated press
has sounded distinguished official upon
the subjscb. aud has also made other In
quirles IN other iniueutial quarters. with
The result that he has found ID 10 be the
general opinion that Japan. In the svont Of
being Victorious will moi make exoT bith mt
demands upon China, but will restrict her
sslf TO insisting upon tho Independence OF
Corea. while asking for proteotorsts rights
for herself. as we'll as q big war indemnify.
IL 10 probable japan may demand the ces-
sion Of this island of Fotmosa.
Significant az indicating the intentions
Of kuasia 10 tho statemsnt OF the Berliner
Tageblatps correspondent at st. Peters
burg. that Russian troops in towns villugeu
and passes OF the Chinese frontier have
been greatly reinforced, and that large
quantities of provisions and war material
are constantly arriving 40 those places.
Large dstaohmsnts of Cossaok cavalry ap-
psarsd, and thoy were followed by Cossaok
a tillety, and later By strong detachments
OF infantry, and bringing with them COM
pjnert parts OF very spacious ba arackd
with portable heating anu baking stoves.
la word. everything, apparently. 10 being
prepared for O forward movement. n such
step is deoidsd 10 be necessary.
F,om statements published In regard TO
ysstsrdaJ's Prussian cabinet meeting 10 APP
p,ars that Count Eulenbete. president oi
the council. after diIoussins the proposed
reprsssivs measurs against anarchists.
yielded in part respecting the anti-reyolu'
tionary measures which have been the bono
OF contention between himself ani Chau-
oollor Won Caprivi. 10 also appears that ths
audience which the latter had with the en-.
peror lod to a compromise agreement BY
which legislation TO be proposed will not bs
OF an exceptional character. but will aim al
increasing sHingsnoy OF the existing lawI
snd securing their more efeotual applica,
ton.
In view OF Prince Bismarck's inability 10
receive visit from 1900 East Prussiens,
On the ground OF III health. these admirers
Of the eI- chancellor have decided to testify
their sy ympathy by popular subscription 10
the province, the . ocseds OF wkich nrs Ia
be presented TO the prinoe on hia eightieih
birthday. April l, 1896.
Ihe emperor to-day performed an inter
eating ceremony al Freisaok, Brsndenbura,
He unveiled the monument 10 Esctol
Frederick H., 1rat mRrRrAvs OF Branden.
burg belonging TO the houss Of Hohsnzol-
lern. The emperor in accepting the onp OF
honor on this occasion, said; II quaH this
goblet filled with German win,
TO the welfare OF BrandenbuFq
wishing that as long ss God grants mo lii,
aud strength, aud 40 long az the houss ol
Brandsnbu Y existH, the old traditional 10y.
atty OF the inhabitants may never fail IN,
II Sn emergency hrisea aud the margrAvC