St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-14
GALA WEEK IN BERLIN
Visit Of King Alexander Of
Servia to Be a Festive
Occasion.
GREAT STRAUSS JUBILEE.
Monster Demonstration in
Honor Of the Composer
at Vienna.
ANTI ANARCHIST Law
Will Be the Outcome Of Re-
cent Cabinet Discussions
--Berlin Letter.

e0OI11u A0CCOIs
Copyrighted. 1894. by the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Oct. 13.-Quite gala week
lies before Berlin folk and the rest of
Germany. The arrival of King Alex
ander of Servia, who is due on Monday
next, will be the signal for anumber.of
court festivities, several imposing cere-
monies. the chief OF which will be the
dedication of the 132 flags destined for
the recently organized Fourth battal-
ion of each regiment of infantry.
This ceremony is announced to take
place on Thursday next with great
pomp in front of the monument of
Frederick the Great. OH Inter Den Lin
den. The young king of Servia will be
one of the nobilities in attendance
The presence in this city of the
German minister to Belgrade, Baron
Won Waeker-Gotter. indicates that
King Alexander's visit is con-
nected with politics. Every
possible attention will be paid to him.
and among the entertainments organ-
lied in his honor is the hunting party
at Wild park, at which the king will be
accorded the unusual privilege OF kill
ing one of the few remaining white
stays which are to be found in
the park. Emperor William. who
is enjoying the best of health,
personally gave orders for the various
arrangements of the coming week and
is evidently most anxious 10 impress the
Servian king with the spleDdOr of his
reception. DIR. Schweninger terminated
his visit to Prince Bismarck at Varzin
today. The dispatch from st. Peters
burg saying that the
Marriage of the CzareWftch
to Princess Alix of Hesse is to be has
tened on account of the cZar's anxiety
to have the ceremony take place before
his death, created some stir in society
here and at Darmstadt. The CORE.
spondent of the Associated Press made
special inquiries in court circles at the
was known there Of the marriage hav-
ing been fastened, and certainly no
preparations were being made for the
departure of Princess AliX to Russia.
The Hamburgische correspondent
publishes a semi-official communlque,
pointing out that Germany, on no ac.
count, would take part in any interven-
tiom in favor of either belligerent on the
Orient. The Cologne Gazette confirms
the statement that Russia and France
are working hand in hand in this
matter, and repeats the assertion
that they also are averse to
interference in the war. 1t is added
that as Austria is in similar manner
acting in harmony with Germany, and
as it is claimed that the United States
from the first has not concealed her
sympathy with Japan. Italy is the only
power likely to comply with the pro-
posal of the Earl of Kimberly for an
International Intervention.
The National Zeitung and other Ger
interests in the war are not Identical
with England or Russian interests, and
issue warnings against yielding to pro-
posals On the part of either power. The
Cologne Gazette today publishes the
following dispatch from Berlin:
1t Is confirmed from various
sources that Germany has declined to
take part in joint European inter-
vention between China and Japan at
the present juncture. and this subject,
accordingly. is removed from the
diplomatic programme of the powers"
The correspondent of the Associated
Press has sounded distinguished Of
ficial upon the subject and
has also made other inquiries
in influential quarters. with the
result that he has found it to be the gen.
eral opinion that Japan, In the event of
being victorious. will not make exorb-
liant demands upon China, but will re-
strict herself to insisting upon the in
dependence of Corea from China, while
asking for certain protectoral rights for
herself as well as big war indemnify.
1t Is probable that Japan may demand
the cession of the island of Formosa.
Significant as indicating the inten-
tions of Russia is the statement of the
Berliner Tageblatt's correspondent at
st. Petersburg that the Russian troops
in the towns, villages and passes of the
Chinese frontier have been greatly re-
inforced, and that large GUAM
titles of provisions and war ma
terial are constantly arriving at
those places. Large detachments of
Cossacks first appeared, and they were
followed by Cossack artillery and later
by strong detachments of infantry,
bringing with them the component parts
of very spacious barracks with portable
heating and baking stoves. In word,
everything, apparently is being pre-
pared for formal movement, If such a
step is decided to be necessary
AntI-Anarchist Laws.
From the statements published In re-
gard to yesterdays Prussian cabinet
meeting, it appears that Count Botho Zu
after the discussion of the proposed re-
pressive measures against anarchists
yielded in part respecting the anti
revolutionary measures which have
been the bone of contention between
himself and Chancellor 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 also securing their
more etfectual application. The
Prussian cabinet is understood to
have discussed measures to this
effect which will be submits