The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-22
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DOINGS OF THE KAISER
GERMANY's RULER CREATES A SEN
SATION AT A BANQUET.
He Also Shows His Dislike for the
Pope I'm Petty Way-COncerted
Action Against Anarchists.
Especial Cable IAtter.l


BERLIN, Aug. q. - At the banquet at
Wilhelmshoehe in honor of the birthday of
Emperor Francis Joseph a remark of En-
peror William to General Windeschgraetz.
the Austrian military attache, created
sensation. Lifting his glass, his Majesty
said: Il trust that all misunderstanding
are now buried" This is generally inter-
preted as referring to recent events and to
the Austrian jealousy created thereby.
During the presence of the King of italy
at the German military maneuvers SYM
bolical play, written according to the in
structions and on an outline furnished by
Emperor William, will be performed at the
Royal Theater of Wiesbaden. The play will
allegorically represent the determination or
Italy and Germany. The two leading roles
are Italia and Germania, and the scenic
decorations, which are gorgeous, are the
work Of the Viennese painters Kautzky and
Rottenara, from sketches made by the Ger
man Emperor. The most beautiful tableau
will represent Rome. In this scene the
Emperor found it desirable TO make all
teration. In the original the sun was seen
rising directly over st. Peters, the rays
radiating the whole vicinity and leaving the
Quirnal, or royal residence, in the shadow.
In view of the strained relations between
the Vatican and the Quirinal, his Majesty
ordered the sun in this scene to be obliter-
ated. "%*
Emperor William will attend the Austrian
military maneuvers, arriving at Totis ON
Sept. II and remaining there until Sept. ID.
Then Emperor William and Emperor Fran
els Joseph will proceed to Mohacz to hunt
stays and wild boars on the preserves of
the Archduke Frederick of Austria On
he will In
Buda-Pesth.
The dissatisfaction at the slowness of the
Prussian and Saxon governments in giving
state aid to the sufferers from the recent
floods increases daily. Saxony has only CIV
en- $4,000 marks, against 100000 marks given
by the municipality of Dresden alone. Col
lection lists circulated by the Saxons and
Socialists have been seized by the police
and conhscated. In Prussia nothing will
be done by the government in aid Of the
sufferers for months to come, and the Cab
met has decided to aid Silesia only to the
extent of mending the roads there, re-
ers of farms and AGRICULTURAL estates whose
fields have been previously damaged. Pri-
fh@ and Hef aot aTe
flowing in freely.
Secretary Thielen, of the Agricultural
ment officials have finished their inspection
of Stlesia and will submit to the Diet a
plan to effectively regulate the water
courses Of the mountain districts so as to
prevent recurrence of the floods
The Associated Press correspondent
learns on good authority that 1t is true that
Emperor William has proposed new plan
of concerted action upon the part OF the
continental powers against Anarcnist Is ana
operation from majority of them The
plan includes a uniform system of watch
ing all those who are known to hold de-
structive ideas, a more effective inter-
change of observations and a better sys-
tenn of identification.
Confederation of the cable dispatch say
ing that Baron Won Bulow, the German
ambassador at Rome, will succeed Prince
Hohenlohe, the imperial chancellor, has
been furnished by a high state official. Ac-
oordng to the latter, the Emperor is fully
decided to make the change and only the
precise moment of doing it is undecided,
but in no event VIII it be Long deay ED
estate in Russia and is not expected back
in Berlin until September.
Emperor William during the week sat for
Prof Knackfuss, of Cassel, who is to paint
a new portrait of his Majesty. showing him
in a new pose and in an categorical costume.
The Prussian schools have again been
ordered to celebrate the anniversary Of
Sedan day
At the military maneuvers near Doeber-
itz this week the Third Cavalry Brigade of
the Gard Corps had many accidents Cap
tain Won Broken, OF the Second Guard
Dragons, endorsed and killed. Six
other officers were seriously injured and
twelve men were injured or crippled for life.
His Majesty has conferred the Royal
Crown Order OF the second class upon Sla.
tin Pasha, the Austrian officer. for many
years prisoner of the Mahdi in the Sou
dan, who was attached to the Intelligence
Department of the Anglo Egyptian army in
the advance upon Dongoa.
Owing to the absence of the Prince OF
Wales, Hcmburg this season is much less
gay than usual, and there is notable
dearth there of prominent Americans. The
Prince of Wales's choice of an Austrian re-
sort Marienbad, is said to be entirely due
to the GOODNESS between the prince and
Emperor William, and the tradesmen OF
Homburg are seriously concerned.