The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-02-26
FROM The FATHERLAND
A Letter About Incidents in Gsrmany's
Capital,
THE RUSSO.GERMAN TREATY
Count Won Misbach Resigns From
the Silver COMMITTEES Because
the Majority OF the Mem
bers Are Coldbugs.
1894, by Associated Press,

Copyrighted. 1894, by Associated Press.
BERLIN, Feb. 25.-The rumor that, after
the passage OF tho Russo-German com.
mercial treaty, the car will pay visit TO
Emperor William is much discussed in
political circles. From a trustworthy
source it is learned that the matter has
not been brosched by either OF the two
governments. De Noiidoif, the Russian
ambassador to Turkey, stopped here this
week on his way TO St. Petersburg, and
the fact that he chose the Berlin route is
commented on as showing the improved
relations between Germany and Russia
since the treaty was signed. Should an
Imperial meeting be decided upon later IL
Will probably occur upon the occasion Of
the cars return from his annual visit to
copenhagen, and While the emperor is at
tending the east Prussian army maneuv-
ers. 1t is stlmated the Russo-German
treaty Will 10 carried by majority OF 25,
the bulk Of the national liberals having
decii'.d either 10 support the government
or ABSTAIN from voting.
Count Won Misbach has resigned from
tho committee appointed to inquire into
The silver question, claiming a majority of
the members Of the committee are stanch
adherents OF gold standard, and there
fore the inquiry will have no useful re-
suit. The Cologne Gaseitc criticizes Mis-.
bach's statement and declares that in
stead Of a majority being adherents of q
gold standard, eight members are stanch
bimetallis,s and there are only six thor
oughgolng gold men.
Herr Suderrmann, the dramatic author,
is being sued for divorce. He was mar
ried two years ago to a widow with four
children, but only lived with her month,
and now insists that the duties of keep
ing house interferes with his ability to
write.
Archduchess Maria Immaculat, widow
OF the Archduke Karl Saltwater, under
went dangerous operation yesterday at
Vienna. So seriouss was the condition of
the arehduchess that sacrament was adj
minisiered. She recently wore a shoe
which chafcd her heel, the dye from the
stocking penetrated tho wound and
caused irritation. The archduchess
Scratched the irri,ated place, and eventu.
1 ally it was declared she was suffering
from blood poisoning. The foot swelled
| rapidly and an abscess formed at the
ankle, and eventually the swelling ex.
tended to the calf of the leg and high
fever followed. A bulletin issued to-day
says that though tho erysipelas is spread
ing, the general condition OF the arch.
duchess is improved.
| The emperor was a guest last night at q
dinner given by DR.. Won Boetticher sec.
L 80 81. ,;,t L.. al.
manned until o'clock this morning in
lively conversation upon various subjects
The emperor expressed an earnest desire
TO see an improvement in tho conditions
OF the agricultural classes. Al the same
time he distinctly repeated that il was
absolutely necessary for the Russo
German treaty of commerce to be adopted
The emperor has presented Chancellor
Won Capriyi with n RUNNER. or large
drinking cup and two smaller cups mad,
OF green glass. The RUNNER and the two
cups were made especially upon the EN-
peror's order for presentation to the chan
cellor.
Emperor William this evening attended
the annual dinner OF the Brandenbur,
diet. The president OF the province, DIR
ID. Achenbach, proposed the health of th,
emperor amid a storm of "hoch." Tn,
kaiser, in responding, referred TO the re
cent loss of the war ship Brandenhurg
As memento he presented the provinc,
with a picture of the war vessel and dranl
10 the prosperity of the Brandenburg
President Manteuffel thanked tho EN-
peror for the gift and asked the guests Il
testify their gratitude by another cheer
This was done with great heartiness.