The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-15

antee Fund For the Berlin Expo.
sition.
Berlin. Auf 1.-THE visit of the en-
peror and Ell press of Germany to Rus
STA, ana the reception accorded then
there, is received in this country witt
divided feelings. Many people blame
the emperor for humbling himself IN
necessarily before the car, and think
his majesty has again exceeded his
proper limits, and say the ear showed
much less impressment than his guest
in the shower of German decorations
and fayors bestowed upon the Russian
court and other officials. Finally, they
also consider it extravagant that there
are now a dozen Russians who are
chiefs of Prussian regiments.
The fact that Emperor William, upon
several occasions, spoke in Russian,
while &c car used the French lam
guage, Is similarly commented upon.
On the other hand, the results of the
enperoF's visit to St. PetersburS, so far
as possible, are what the emperor
wished, and especially as regards Great
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ind upon all important occasions Rus
sian and Germany in her way. A
general understanding to that effect has
been finally reached, not only between
the two rulers, but between Count
Muravieff, the Russian minister for
foreign affairs, and Prince Hofhenlohe,
the German imperial chancellor, and
Baron Won Bulo.
A CURIOUS FACT.
It is a curious fact that the tone of
the entire Russian press changed dur
ing Emperor Williams stay at St.
Petersburg and became frankly ianglo-
phoebe. The newspapers of Russia,
which have hitherto been hostile to
Germany. like the Novoe Vremya, now
welcome Emperor William as new
ally.
During the coming week, the emperor
will attend the naval exercises near
DantZic. He Will witness the unwilling
of a monument to his grandfather at
Magdeburg on Aug. %, and will attend
the dedication OF a colossal monument
at Coblen'tZ, at the confluence of the
MoZelle and the RUNE ON Aug. 80. The
latter ceremony viii be one of unusual
Splendor. The city and fort will be bril-
Mantly illuminated at night.
Sept. 30, the imperial %luple will ar
rive at Homberg and Will witness the
army manouyeIS that afternoon The |
same day the king and queen of Italy |
will arrive at Homberg.
General Nelson A. Miles, United |
States army, has been granted permits
sion to view the manouvers. Meanwhile |
he has gone 10 Stockholm and to Rus
STA.
RECENT FOUNDATIONS.
Subscriptins for the relief of the vic
Tins of the Iscent foundations in Ger
many are pouring in, and all of the
cities of the empire are granting sums
Of money for the sufferers. The dona-
ton OF the municipality of Berlin has
been increased to 100000 marks.
Breslau has given 100000 marks, Char
SO, 900 marks, Eiberfeld Is, 000
etc.
The newspapers are collecting money
everywhere. The Vossische Zeitung
collected s.. 900 marks within a week
and dispatched the money to the suf-
ferers.
The provincial chambers are also
making appropriations. The govern
nent, however, will not call a special
# either the reichstag or the diet in
)rder to appropriate money for the re-
ief.
OUR NEW TARIFF.
Acting upon the advice of Baron Won I
rheilimann, the former German anbas- I
ador at Washington, who has just I
,een appointed privy councillor, and
ne representative of the imperial chan
ellor in all the financial affairs of the t
mpire, the German government is en- {
ering into negotiations with the gov \
of the other countries in
ured by the new United States tariff, {
specially France and Belgium, for the {
urpose of effecting an agreement to :
emand the submission of all disputed =
- Of ,,.1af f,-off n1 In
case the disputed points are r
lainly the alleged violation of exist .
lg treaties, and the, paying back to
ae United States treasury Of the eX-
ort premiums paid by Germany. I !
AS q substitute for the bourse's re-
ort, the central office of the Prussian
chambers begin to pub ?
sh reports of the figures Of sales eff j
.cted in 80 Prussian cities, as guide d
, farmers. The Vossische Zeitung o
romptly proves that these reports are a
holly erroneous and grossly mislead- o
z. They do not find favor even with "
lie agrarians. u
Further proof of the growth of par
cularisn in Bavaria is found in the II
ct that a distinctly Bavarian party o'
represent the existing parties is m
Nv in process of formation. The new
lrty. which is encouraged by the Ba- pl
lrian premier, Won Crailsheim, COM NJ
ences operations during the coming Ds
ltumn. Duke Albrecht of Mecklen
Irg, who has just visited Prince Bis al
arck, the correspondent of the Asso- W
ated Press learns that the prince dis Sc
proves the Emperor Williams visit tn
the car, and its accompanying fea- hs
res as calculated to raise hopes in in
e Russian mind which Germany later in
ay be unable to fulfill, especially in hi
z matter of further Asiatic con- hi
SOUTH AFRICA tn
to the state of affairs in IF;
nth Africa, and the role played by s,
2 British secretary of state for the tio
onies, Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain. in eli
.ent events, Prince Bismarck sharply trs
ndemns the latter. and fears contin- so;
British duplicity. AS to advising I'll.
: emperor or Prince Hohenlohe, the roo
chancellor said: Even with the of
It viii III the world. that is imprac- for
able, since it is impossible for me fla.
the proper carrying out of in
n a duty. Politics are like horse car
TX riding. With the best advice in tiv
world a careless an inexpert rider i
] be thrown" enf
he minister of war, General Won TOO
ssler, publishes a decree in the shl
in regard to the sup Put
ssion of all socialism and soeialistic but
nature III the army. In Wurten- wa.
g Lieutenant Rabe OF the Twenty $50
ond regiment of Infantry, whose in ope
nan treatment drove a rec1-uit will
ned Baker 10 commit suicide. has had
n dismissed from the army and SEN VIII
ced TO four months confinement in thu
he signers of the guarantee fund NJ Sao