The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-16
BILLY HuCoED JOSEPH.
Two Old World Emperors Make n Holy
Show of Themselves,

Two Old World Emperors Make Holy
Show of Themselves.
Copyrighted, 1894, by the Associated Press.
BERLIN, April Ii. - Emperor William
concluded his visit 10 Vienna to-day. llo
spent the morning at Hofburg palace and
at IL o'clock drove, accompanied by
Emperor Francis Joseph, 10 the Western
railroad station, tho Niennaise nglin
turning oIt in thousands 10 groet the
imperial guests. On arriving at the rail-
road station, tho two emperors repeatedly
kissed each other and Emperor William
reiterated his thanks for tho hearty re-
ceplioa accorded him. At II 30 a. IN. the
train bearing Emperor William left Vienna
for Karlsruhe.
While at the mess of the Seventh
Hussars yesterday Emperor William
presented Count Starhemberg, a lieu
tenant of that regiment, with n silver
snuif box set with diamonds, IL trans
pires that while Emperor William was at
Venice he declined to attend n gala pc r
iormanco at the thea;er, explaining TO the
Countess Morosini that since his accession
10 the throne lac had never attended a
thcater on Sunday.
The members of number OF the royal
families of Europe will begin TO assemble
at Coburg early next week, IN or Ter TO he
present at the wedding on Thursday next
of Princess Victoria Melitl of Cohur- and
the Princess Victoria of Edinburgh to the
tho Grand Duke OF Hessc. Queen Victoria
and the czarwitch are expected to arrive
in Coburg Tuesday and the Prince of
n gIn Ia
to occupy "a grand suite OF rooms in the
ducal schloss, opposite the Edinburgh pail
ace. Several state receptions will DO
hold, the most important of which will be
grand state banquet IN the immense
banquetius hall of tho ducal schloss.
The wedding will take place in private
church within tho schloss. There viii bc
no bridesmaids in accordance with Ger
man precedent, but Princess Victoria will
be supported by her younger sisters.
the official admission of the truth Of the
reported atrocities in the Cameroons
causes indignation throughout the en-
pire. The only suggestion made as a pos
sible extenuation for the German officials
is that their health was affected by the
climate anu this may have caused them TO
indulge in such excuses as the flogging of
women, but these ilosgings were not by
any means the only atrocities which have
been brought home TO tho German Of
ficials of the Cameroons. Engineer 1eb-
hardt, engineer of the steamer Nacthing-
all, recently on the CAMERON coast. has
written a letter published here, in which
he says the unfortunate negroes were
hacked and mutilated with knives, as
Governor Whelay gave orders not 10 shoot
them.
Another writer describes how the gov
ernment soldiers understood splendidly
how TO hack the enemy; and again, that
Commissioner Leist had some women
brought out of prison last night to dance,
but when the dance was finished he did
not send them all back.
The German papers condemn Herr
Adent's proposals in regard to the reha-
biltation OF silver as dangerous and in.
viling q loss of g.. 900, 600 marks, which the
empire cannot afford.
Count Won Munster. tho German am.
bassador to France, is seriously Ill at
Hamburg, and has asked To DO relieved
from his post at the Paris embassy. En-.
peror William declines TO entertain his
request.
Emperor William has ordered that the
birthday Of Crown Prince Frederick Will.
lam, who was born May 5, 1882, is to be
celebrated al a military concert at the
REM circus