The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-23

they are likely TO possess all the cool
ness and method necessary for the
proper working of the ships guns in
time of need.
Among Emperor Williams special
guests at Kiel were Lord Lonsdale
and Mr.. Poultney Blgelow. The lat
ter went to Kiel in mis- canoe from
the city in five days, sailing or pad
ding, and sleeping in the canoe or on
barges down the Havel.
international Monetary Conference.
1t is expected that an International
monetary conference will be called by
Germany before October Is. The bum
desrath, after receiving replies from
the various federal governments,
stands 16 to AZ in favor OF SUCH con-
ference. The opposing 10 members
come from the three south German
states and the hanse towns of Ham
burg, Bremen and Lubbock, while Per-
STA, SaXony and the middle states IA
Vor the calling of a monetary con-
ference. The only point still unsettled
as to what extent Germany, in calling
the conference, is to engage herself,
whether she is to state the purpose
as being the ultimate restoration of
bimetallism or only to fix upon a new
ratio between gold and silver.
A Characteristic Trip.
The emperor took a characteristic
trip to Munich, Bavaria, on Monday
last, in order to determine on the site
and the necessary arrangements for
the building of the new Setback gal
lery of pictures, etc, which he has
presented to that city Count Adolphe
Friedrich Won Setback, the millionaire
author, died on April 16, 1894, and be-
queathed his large picture gallery to
Emperor William, with the stipulation
that it be added to the Berlin mu-
scum. But the Emperor decided that
the gallery should remain at Munich,
as that city was proud of it, and its
removal would have foStered anti-im-
perial tendencies in the south German
states. The people of Munich were
so delighted with the action Of the
emperor that they have decided to
place a statue of his majesty in the
famous gallery. with the wording OF
the telegram conveying his determine
ton to the Munich authorities in
scribed in the pedestal.
His majestys visit was quite unex-
pected and consequently there was no
body at the railroad station to meet
him. He jumped into a common hack
and while he was being driven to the
palace of the regent Prince Leopold,
he was saluted being in plain uni
form, as a comrade, by the officers of
the garrison whom he passed on his
way. Among the latter was Prince
Arnulph, youngest son of the regent
and Acknowledgement of the first d.
vision in the infantry of the Bavarian
army, and the husband of Princess
Theresa of Lichtenstein, who would be
supposed to be we'll acquainted with
his majesty, but nobody recognized
the emperor, and it was more than
an hour later when he at length met
the prince regent in the studio of some
painters.
The art world of Munich. however,
is delighted at this visit and with the
keen judgment and unaf-
fected bon homme.
Bismarck and Gladstone.
According to the Dantizzeitung. Mr..
Gladstone during his stay at Ham
burg, expressed a desire to visit
Prince Bismarck, but the latter de-
clined. This report, however, is prob
ably only a distorted version of the
story cabled exclusively to the Asso-
ciated Press on Sunday lafst, that Sir
Donald Currie, upon Whose steamer
Mr.. Gladstone was a guest, visited
with others on Satur-
lay. Prince Bismarck excused him
self from receiving them owing to the
state of his health. and Mr.. Henry
left a card on behalf of his
father, who did not accompany the
party.
A New Sect.
In Lichtenfeld, suburb of Berlin,
1 new sect has been formed under the
leadership of Princess Won Blucher
and other high born Berlin DANES. The
new sect is spiritualistic, rejects the
clergy as being unconverted and pre-
ends to believe in visions and &C.
demand the suppression of the new
sect.
Notes.
The German-American ''trotters,"
Gustav Koegel and Fred Thoerner
nave arrived at Dresden.
Herr AUGUST Feigel. the German con-