St. Paul daily globe., 1894-03-19
EMPEROR WILLIAM HAPPY.
HoGGR5 CONFERRED UP0R c6P9iFi
AND 6THER MINISTER'S.
LUNCHEON TO HIS MAJESTY

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William ard His Happy Fan"
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Copyrighted. 1891. bv the Associated Press
BERLIN. March 17.-AS mark of sat
isfaclion at the passage OF The Russo
German commercial treaty, Emperor
William has conferred upon Chancellor
Won Capriyi the chain OF the HenenZol-
lern family order. ana has bestowed
he order OF the Red Eagle upon Won
BiebersieiH. secretary OF state for 1or-
eign affairs. In addition. the emperor
decorated Herr Tnielniann. who con-
Quoted tile negotiations. with minor or
ders.
Beyond the tilt between Herbert Bis
marck and Won Caprivi yesterday, III
regard 10 who made Tie statement at
tu5uled 10 Prince Bismarck, that The
road 10 Constal.tinople lies through the
Brandenburg gate" the thIld reading
l
presented 10 features of interest. The
Agrarian opposition TO the treaty utter
~ collapsed and did not even challenge
division.
Baron SUmm;s luncheon to teh
emperor Ola j uesday WAS Inc outcome
OF a net maUe hong ago at dinner
given 10y Won Capriyi, where SiuMul,
although he Supported the treaty, spGke
d0lefully OF lis c.lancts III the llchslag.
Emperor William thcIcrp0n bet Stunin
luncheon thai The II, ally would pass,
and last week his majesty wroie
humorous note 10 the baron, reminding
him that Tire Prospect OF a passage OF
the treaty had already produced IN
creased activity III the coal and lion in
dnstrieS OF Germany.
Prof. Bastian, ile European authority
Oh Eastern geographic questions has
published seriea OF articles showing
that
THE TREATY, WELCOME
as it is at present. VIII grow in i'm
pGrtance to Germany YEARLY, i'll view Of
tie progress made iii tie building OF
Russian railways and the rapid opening
up OF vast portions of Russia 10 civiliZa-
tiOn.
The National Liberal party has ex-
cluded Diedrich Hahn. d niember of the
reichslag, and formerly private secre-
tary 10 Tie Deuisch bank, and Prince
Bismarck's heHchnaH, fIOm member
ship IN the party Uu account OF The
fact That he did not YoJe against the
RuSsO-Gernan commercial treaty; but
II IS said his Identification with the anti
Semitic movement had u-uch IL 10 with
his exclusion.
Tie trial o1 Plack. Schwenhagen and
ERald. Who we're sentenced 10 terms OF
imprisonment Today, as a result OF The
suits brought against them by Won
Capriyi and Miquel, excited the greatest
interest throughout Germany, the be-
let Ueing genela al that The proceedings
might seriously affect MIqueis political
career, as he WAS Charged with dishoL-
esy in connection with The RoumaHian
loan; but iLe presence OF Emperor VIII
lam at M.aUefs dinner party, implying
the emperoI's continued confidence i'll
the minister OF finance, dispelled these
fears.
The witnesses in the case included
The direcl, IS uf the DiscuntO cCinpany
and The iandeis Gescllschaft. and they
and Herr Mcndelsohn and other leadiug
bankers All spoke with the utmost con
tempt oT the defendants. and showed
that Il was Impossible that MiQuel could
engage in tie alleged transactions.
P!ack, WHO was charged with having
ISSUED \ PAMPHLET
entitled "FAarlsees ana hypUcrites."
the contents Of which included a repc-
ttlon OF the charges made by eX-Reclur
AhlWardt. ana who was sentenced TO
twenty-0ne months imprisonment. III
three hours speech toGay expressed his
determination 10 submit The matter per-
sonaily 10 Emperor William even, as ne
expressed 1t. II he WAS obliged TO follow
his majesty on horseback tor month.
EWa!d, who was charged with selling
the pamphlets written by Pack ana
SchWeinhagen, and who was sentenced
10 three months Imprisonment, said he
mad not examined the pamphlets he eX-
posed Tor sale, ana he nau perfect conf
uence III Pack. Tie sentences were:
PACK. tHenty-Ong months: Schweln-
hagen, twelve months, and EWaid. three
months
Em peror William has postponed his
departure icr AbOaZia until Iuesday
morning, and thus he will only arrive al
tie seaside resort on Wednesday after
noon.
he lengthy Official deDials OF the
rumorS circulated regarding Emperor
VILLAIN ) health have 10y 10 means re-
assured the public as it is considered
mat IL the emperUrs health We're 50 per
ItcL as II ) claimed, there would be no
heeq Oh Official denialS that he is i'll.
Although The weather has been bad.
me empress has expressed herself as
being much pleased with her Say at
AUGazid, and she has III consequence de-
cIGeu 10 prOiOng her stay there until
the middle OF May. The young prin-
cess, heedlts S. OF the rain and cold.
DraVeiy explores the neishborhood
CLIMBING THE HILLS
and laying III 4 stock of good heal
out the great delight OF the younz
princes l. 10 visitthe war ship Moi;kp.
which Is riding az anchor opposite the
villa. They have already made two
visits TO the war vessel, accompanied By
the empress, and ihey want 10 make at
least third visit TO the ship The
young princes are nOw busy planning
an ascent of Monte Magglore. The
empress, however. will only trust three
OF them up the mountain, ana the three
selected for the coYet ted honor are
Princes William, Eilel and Alexander
They Will be accompanied by Director
SiiGeThuOeT, CT AobaZia
\ dispatch received here from Trieste
says that EmpeIo. William and King