The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-30

Berlin. June 2s.-tSpecial cable letter.
copyrighted 1895 by tie Associated Press)
Echoes Of the celebrate at KieI mon
the occasion OF the opening of the Kaiser
Wilhelm canal are still reverberating on
all sides. The attitude assumed nv the
officers Of the French fleet is now cener-
ally and severly criticised and it is sig
nif1cant that the semi official AllSemins
Zeitung most unsparingIy comments on
the subject, and charges the French with
carrying discord into general harmony
and with pronounced lack of international
courtesy The same power also belittIes
the Importance Of the Russo-Franco IN
derstandins 50 Ostentatiously displayed at
Kiel. adding:
The few Russian and French vessels
there cut very insignificant figure. The
Chauvinistic utterances of the rabid por-
ton of the French press are ridiculed
here as childish. on the other hand the
cordial sympathy shown US by England
is keenly appreciated"
They Like America.
The American ships. their commanders.
their crews, have been praised to the
skies, and the exchange of coUrtesies be-
tween Emperor William and the Ameri-
can officers is interpreted as meaning a
closer knitting OF the friendship between
the two nations.
The officers of the cruiser New York are
charged with the Emperor's affability
and good fellowship and are SURPRISED 4
his wonderful knowledge of the techni-
calteS of their profession. His majesty
repeatedly expressed thanks for the way
the United States was represented and
referred to the admiration he felt for the
American navy and the indomitable spirit
shown by it, and by the whole American
nation on critical occasions His majesty
frequently used the expression gallant
Americans
Emperor William left lIieI on board the
-f..1 r-T--
be presnt at the Travemund regatta
Monday he. starts on a months cruise
along the coast OF Norway and Sweden.
ana viii arrive at C0weS. Isle Of Wight,
Aug. 3, to witness the regattas there.
Excited BY the Emperor.
The municipal AUTHORITIES of Berlin are
excited at Emperor Williams recent
criticisms on the municipal council for
their alleged Indifference n the matter OF
bulldlng new churcheS- Ills majesty has
also charged them with lack OF patriot
ism and with being wanting III fealty to
Emperor Francis Josef is expected to
arrive at Stettin Sept. q to witness the
nanoeuvres. He will be accompanied by
the chief Of the austrian general staff
and a large suite
The German funniest occurs at ESSin-
gen, Wurtem burg, july -
A sensational case at Ham burg which
has resulted in the conviction of a. gang
of counterfeiters and their receiving SEN
fences ranging from three 10 eight years
imprisonment, mas Geen cClciuQeQ- Au-
gust Thies and Robert Geutsch were the
head of the gang. which has. between
1892 and 1894 circulated counterfeit Amer
lean s. notes and English 70 notes to the
value IF 81, 10000.
Thies was caught in Australia, through
having attempted to pass an American
bill bearing the head of General Grant
and apparently printed from a genuine
Washington copper plate.
Ships to Morocco.
Three German warships have been dis
patched to Morocco to enforce SatiSfac~
ton for the murder of a German mer-
The ball aboard the United States cruis-
er New York at kiel on Thursday last
YVES well attended.
The Hamburg Nachrichten complains
that there was no reference to Prince Bis
marck although the canal owes its exist
ence to him. The newspaper mentioned
also continues its attack upon DR.. Ven
state for the interior. with Increased an
ger since the publication of the emperors
letter praiSing the minister Tor his long
and faithful service
In Official circles here the advent OF
the Marquis OF Salisbury to power again
in England is welcomed as a change Tor
the better and especially as Lord Rose
berry never inspired confidence among
German statesmen
The Vossosche Zeitung expresses the
opinion that an era OF vigorous foreign
politics viii now begin and that Great
Britain'S compliant attitude towards
France and Russia is at an end In fact
there seems to be a general feeling that
the Marquis of Salisbury viii lay WelShs
upon the intimate relations between Ger
many and Great Britain.
Herr Arendt. one OF the leaders of the
bi-metallic party. referring to the down
change of government in Great Britain
viii doubtless result III d new lnIerna-
ff0na1 UnOneraTV conference.