The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08
The Former Calls on the Latter
at Venice, Being Royalty
Received.
In a Few Days the Kaiser VIII
GO over and See Francis
Joseph.
Then He VIII Meet uis Grandm other
Queen Victoria. At the Marriage of
His Cousin.


Copyright. 1894. By The Associated Press.l
BERLts. Auril The greatest interest IL
taken hefe ia the exchange Of courtesiss
taking place at Venice to-day between En-
psror william and King Humbert. OF Italy.
Dispatches from Venice say the Won
Aoltke. with tho emperor on board, arrived
at the port Of Malomerro. of Venice, at 10
o'clock this morning. The German war
ship was met by five steamers containing a
party of German residents. municipal au-
thorities. etc. Atll.l5 o'clock an artillery
salute announced the entrance OF the Won
Moltks into the harbor. During the pas
sage from MGlomerro. Emperor William
remained on the bridge Of the Won Moltke.
replying TO the military salutes. Tie was
greeted with hearty cheers on all sides.
The quay of Riva Degi Shiaboni and
tho dueal palace were filled with an i'm
mense thronR of spectators. while all the
buildings along -. Marks were crowded
with plsople and decorated with flags.
thunder OF GuBpOwdeF salutes and
hurrnhs from the spectators greeted the
emperor's arrival in Bay 81. Marks. Upon
his arrival in Basin 81. Marks, King Hun
bert and bis nephew. the duke of Abrussi
U
the Won Moltks. whore they ware cordially
received by the emperor. The king and
smreTor remained in convorsstion about
twenty minutes. after which King lambert
left the Won Moltks and returned TO the
palace. sho tly after King Humbert vent
ashore Emperor william landed and fe-
turned the visit Of the king at the palace.
While on the way TO visit the king Emperor
william was oheered with the greatest en-
thusissm by the crowd. and in response 20
continual Vivas the emperor and king pre-
ssnted themselves at the window of the
dueal palace and bowed their aeknowledR-
ments.
Intei est. 40 far as the public is con
cerned, centers In ths invitation extended
1 10 the empstoT asking him TO visit the
arsenal. Emperor William will be the
| hrat foreign monarch who has been so hon
orod. as the arsenal 10. by Law. closed
against all foreigners. All arrangement
are eomplste for tue approaching meetin &
| between william and Emperor Francis
Joseph al Vienna. April 2l. Alter leaving
/ Vienna Emperor William will 90 TO karis-
ruhe. and from there TO CoOurg. TO be pres
ent a. the wedding of the grand duke OF
hesss and Princess Victoria Meliti, of
CoburR-Edinbutg. Al Coburg the eru peror
will meet Queen Victoria, and will after
wards en- ioy some shooting at Wurtemburg
with the grand duke Of SaIonJ- WeimsT.
h ON that place tue emperor will probably
/ 90 TO Hamburg, where ne will inspect bis
BavStian regiment OF Uhlsna.
| Private telsRrams from 81. Petersburg
say evsTS effort 10 being made 10 induce the
ozar to visit Berlin. but these efforts have
60 far been without success.
! ApTopos Of the ant-Semite demands that
legal proceedings be undertaken SRainst
/ the Hebrew MODE, ss prescribed BY ritual,
| OF slAughtering animals on the ground
that 10 Involves crueltT, book has just
besn published which contains the views Of
/ 2O3 scientists upon the question. These
assert that the Hebrew mode OF slaughte, ,-
/ ing animals is the least crusl, and that
nothing can be said against 10 from the
poin, OF view of humanity.
VENICE, April AT $3.50 the German en-
peror visited the cathedral and, accom-
panTing King HumbsTt aboard the Nolun-
trHno, was received with cheers, the sailors
manning the yard and the band playing "a
Gernan anthem. Emperor William then
/ went 10 the arsenal where he was received
| by Vice Admiral Eooe aud stRh. His i'm
/ rsrial majesty made thorough sxamina-
tion of the Italian ironclAd Sioilia.
There was a family dinner A. the palace
this evening In nonoT of Emperor William.
/ King Humbert appeared at a window OF the
/ palace, with Emperor William ~ hia aide.
/ and the Two soVereigns remained there for
some time, boWing In reply 10 ths cheers of
the crowd.