The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-14
LIKE A MONARCH.
Berlin to Receive King
Alexander.
NOT A POLITICAL TRIP.
Merely o Visit of COURTESY to
the Kaiser.
A POLITICAL I
REDS TO BE FIRMLY KEPT DOWN
The President of the Prussian Council
has Withdrawn His Objections
to Repression.

BERLIN, Oct. 13.-Quite a gala week lies
before Berlin folks and the rest of Ger
many. The arrival of King Alexander of
Orrvla, who is due on Monday next, will be
the signal for number of court festivities
and several imposing ceremonies, the chief
OF which will be the dedication Of the 1872
nags destined for the recently organized
FOURTH Battalion of each regiment OF in
Iantry. This ceremony is announced to
TAKE place on Thursday next with great
pomp In front of the monument of Fred
erlck the Great on Untsr den Linden.
The presence in this city of the German
Minister to Belgrade, Baron Won Waecker-
goetter. indicates that King Alexander'S
visit is not connected with politics. Every
possible attention will be paid to him, and
among the entertainments organized in his
honor Is the bunting party at Wild Park,
at which the King will be accorded the
the unusual privilege of killing one of the
lew remaining stays which are to be found
in the park. Emperor William, who is
enjoying the best of health, personally
gave orders for the arrangements for the
coming week, and is evidently anxious to
impress the Servlan King with the splen
dor of his reception.
DR.. Schweninger terminated his visit to
Prince Bismarck at Varzn to-day.
From the statements published in re-
gard to yesterdays Pruss!an Cabinet meet
ing it appears that Count Botho Eulen-
burg, president of the council, after the
discussion of the proposed represslve
measures against anarchists, yielded in
part respecting the anti-revolutionary
measures which have been the bone of
contention between himself and Chan cellor
Won Caprivi. 1t also appears that the
audience which the latter had with the
Emperor led TO compromise agreement
by which the legislation to be proposed
will not be Of an exceptional character,
but will aim at increasing the stringency
of the existing laws and securing their
more effectual application. The Prussian
Cabinet, it is unders GOD. has discussed
measures to this effect. which will be sub
mitted to the Bundesrath and also de-
liberated upon similar measures to be
introduced in the Prussian Diet.
AT the general convention of the differ
ent sections of the anti-Semites of Ger
many held at Elsenach it was agreed to
consolidate under the name of the Ger
man Social Reform Party. and after hot
DEBATE the delegates admitted the notOri-
Gus Jew-bater Ahlwardt to their ranks.
Together the ant-Semites now claim to
represent 1850. 600 votes.
In view of Prince Bsmarck's inability
to receive a visit from 1900 East Prussiaus
on the ground OF i'll health these admirers
of the exChancellor have decided to tes-
tify their sympathy by popular subscrip-
tim in the province, the proceeds of which
are to be presented to The Prince on his
elghteth birthday. April l, 1895. Prince
Bismarck will return TO Friederichsruh he
at the end OF the present month.
Sigmund Ziesler, recently assistant cor
poraiion counsel Of Chicago. and his wife
are now in Germany. Mrs. Zeisler, who
made successful tour of Europe in 1893
as pianiste. is beginning a series of con-
certs this week. To-day she appears at
Madgeburg with the Philharmonic orches-
ira in Saint-Saens' concerto Her engage