The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-07
THE POWERS
AND TURKEY
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led with gala performances given in
her honor at The Darmstadt opera
house and visits to the local institG-
tions, including the Princess Alice
Frau eulv erein.
The tour of the car will conclude
with his visit to Darmstadt, and 1T IS
quite probable that France may not
like the prospect of her great ally
I spending a. fortnight in close relations
/ with her mos. watchful foe, almost
Immediately after his reception In
/ Paris.
The row between Herr Leibknecht
and the editorial staff of the Vor-
I waerts, is still unsettled and as a re-
F., suit of the trouble the coming social
list congress, which is to be held at
Sieblichen, near Gonha, ON October IL,
is likely to be the scene of some lively
personal encounters.
Prince Eitel Frederick, the second SON
of the emperor, who is pursuing his
studies ait the Ploen college, was
thrown from his horse a few days ago
] and received a kick in the leg which
! has obliged the youngster to remain in
| bed ever since.
It is reported that General Won
Hahnke, the chief of the kaiser's mil
itaTy cabinet, will succeed General Won
Loe to the command of the BTanden-
burg marts and the governorship of
Berlin. This appointment has not yet
been officially announced, but it is an
official fact, proving Hahnke's position
as a favorite of the emperor in that he
has been appointed chief of the Twelfth
regiment of infantry.
The congress of Austrian Catholics,
just held at Sajscburg, was notable for
the presence of Count Thun, who, in his
capacity of governor, expressed the
wish that the programme of the con-
gress might be carried out This pro-
gramrne included a declaration in IA
vor OF the restoration of temporal
power of
THE HOLY SEE,
and Austrian liberals are in a rage at
the action of Count Thun, believing
that a e-approachment of the govern
men1 with the clerical coalition will be-
come a question before the reichsrach
at the opening of the session of that
body early in October.
The field church service, which was
intended to be held at Breslau this
morning, was abandoned, both on ac-
count CT the heavy rain and because
the car was fatigued as the result of
yesterdays functions. The few words
spoken by the car in responding to
the emperor toasG at the banquet last
evening, are regarded in official CIR
Giles as having been lacking in warmth
and as a purely perfunctory recogni-
ton of the traditional sentiments ex-
listing between the imperial houses Gf
Germany and Russia The fact, too,
that ne replied in the French language,
instead of the German, with which he
is as familiar as the kaiser himself, is
construed by the officials as. having
been intended as a. check to Germany's
aims at closer relations with Russia.
Last evening sixty cases of fractured
limbs we're treated at The hospital on
the Grandau parade ground, and in
the Red Cross stations as a result of
the crush of spectators to witness the
parade. On Friday night over hun
dred similar cases were treated in the
various hospitals in the city.
The family of the United States Am
bassador Uhi are still at Mannheim,
spending their holidays.
Mr. W. ]. Chittenden and family of
Detroit, Mich, attended the autumn
military parade on the Tempelhofer
field in company with Ambassador Uhl.
Captain Hinton, ex-Congressman Sam
ford and family, Mr.. Kaufman of st.
Louis, Mr.. Aldridge of Rhode Island
and Charles Davis of Cincinnati are
among the Americans here.