New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
COURTING RUSSIA'S FA |Oh.
IS THE KAISER REALLY INSPIRED BY
HATRED OF ENGLAND?
THE CAR AND czARINA EXPECTED TO VISIT nHH
,1S-ANGr.oPHoB1A IN THE sEMI-oFFIcIAL
PREss-THE INTERNATIONAL MINERS

PRESS-THE INTERNATIONAL MlNhi'o
coNGREss-PERsoNAL NOTES.
n..,,. Ma. On Tho desire Of the Government to
-, t-,ena,v relations between Germany and
pussia s shown by the tone OF the officially inspired
nress IN their articles descriptive OF and comment
INC on the ceremonies Of the coronation OF 'he o"'
AT Moscow Since the succession or NICHOLAS "a "
the Russian throne every step the Kaiser mas 'ahe"
toward the establishment OF concord between "er-
many and Russia has met responsive movement
on the part OF the Russian court and government
stin the Emperor will not be satisfied that coih-
plete harmony exists until visit on the part Oh
the Czar and Czarina to Berlin shall conhrm pun
lcly that thoroughly good relations pe'"ee" '"o
two Emperors have been restored. Up TO the pres
ent time the Berlin court has received no positive
notification Of the intention Of the Car and Czarna
TO pay a visit to Berlin. but the Kaiser hods 'he
Cars promise that such visit shall occur IN the
course Of the year 1t Il understood that the nrst
tourney that the imperial couple Will tahe ou's'e
of Russia after the coronation fetes VIII De 'o
Copenhagen, and that the next trip VIII De 10 Darn-
stadt the former home of the Czarina Alter ieaV-
ing Darmstadt the understanding Is that the Czar
and Czarna will come Berlin and remain four
days.
The feature Of the semi-oficial comments in Ger
man articles referred Is their tendency to dilae
on the growth Of the influence OF Russia in Europe
and the East as compared with the decrease OF
EnglandS influence in the same regions Inc
Cologne Gazette devotes long leader 70 the dec;
aration that Russia. within few years has ousted
and e n s1 Of policy
the lead in China over England. and is menacins
naan fTSm an Emp The 81
the time is dra wing near when the Frsnco-Russ
aSd EnsaDd to %i Climax and hat Germany
aloof, watching her own interests. Germans the
from the positions she has long held in Asia and
Africa. YET England crippled implies tina, the chef
,,ofG olnpin ayn N
0pp'h Similar current Of Anglophobia is seen in the
newspaper protests which are being made against
the official reception OF 10 English naval architects.
who are coming Berlin June 10 and will be
feted at Krolls Theatre by order OF the Kaiser A
large majority of the newspapers attack the recep-
ton OF these visitors be.rg something like an
outrage on National honor and the German %annn sx ak
possibility that the Emperor may even invite the
English architects the New Palace. and advises
Germans to hold themselves aloof from the fetc at
Krolls Theatre. Continuing In this strain. the pa
per assas the Home Department for It's misuse Of
public money in entertaining such guests. and ex-
presses hope that the Reichstag VIII have something
TO say on the subject.
The international Miners Congress. which has
been in session al Aachen during the week. was
chiefly notable for the domination Of Socialist ideas
over mere trades-unionst views The English dele
gates headed by Ben Plckard. the labor leader
and member Of the British House OF Commons for
Yorkshire West Riding; Thomas Burt. NJ. p. for
Morpeth, and other exponents OF trades-union'sm'
we're borne down by the French and Belgian So
c.ast votes on questions OF approving the nation
alization Of mines. State guarantees. miners sick
and superannuaton funds. 4 fixed minimum OF
wages etc The German delegates RETAINED from
voting on the question OF naturalization OF mines
on the ground that bureaucratic empire could not
be trusted with conro. OF the mines. The Congress
voted TO hold It's next session In London in 1891
and decided 10 invite Russian and American dele
gates TO attend.
The spring parade of the Berlin Garrison took
place in the Tempelhof Field this afternoon The
eha htYf ha
with hundreds OF thousands OF people. extending
from the Castle to the Tempelhof Field The En-;
peror returned the Castle at noon at the head
Of the color company. and @as cheered throughout
the route from the field Unusual precautions were
being stationed a few yards apart and hundreds Of
mounted police and guards at various points as
procedure had the effect of keeping the crowds in
constant uproar and led to many fights with result
ant arrests.
Mrs Edwin f. Uh wife OF the new United States
Ambassador to Germany was received by the En-
press at o'clock this afternoon.
The ''Vorwarts" the leading organ OF the Social
ists asserts that the Emperor proposes 10 give a
lecture in the auditorium Of the Chemical Exhibition
buildings in the course Of the coming visit OF the
English naval architects
congress Of spirtualsts held this week in
the Asatler Hof IN this city. Delegates were pres
ent from Munich. Vienna, Prague. Copenhagen.
Kevel, Dresden ana OtneT places Inc colibIcss
founded a general union Of German occultists. Herr
Leopold Engel. Editor OF ''Das Wort" was elected
N HfT 3 wnS h
spritualst will visit the United States in the fall
The Rev J. J. Kilburn, late OF the American
Chapel In st. Petersburg. will sail for the
United States for the purpose OF delivering series
| Of lectures on his system OF mnemonics
Nahan Franko, of New-York has conducted with
| great success the concerts OF brass orchestra
which have been given at the Industrial Exhibition.
DENIAL FROM THE PORTE.
THE DISTURBANCE IN CRETE SAID TO BE
TRIFLINO
Washington. May So.-The Turkish Legation has
received under yesterdays date the following tele-
gram from the Porte
Certain European newspapers published recently
some Imaginary ard maevoent news about the
| sitnat,on in the island of Crete All the trouble
| consisted in a simple incident provoked by the