The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27

press OF Austria overclouds the ceiebra-
tion In that country Of h h~alf-century
OF the emperor's reign and prevents the
carrying out OF m festive features OF
the programme. The ceremonies VIII
be confined to the churches. schools and
army. while vienna win be decorated
and Illuminated by private citizens
only.
Emperor william has returned home to
find Germany In n seething political fer
ment. All classes OF society seem perme-
ated with the spirit OF unrest and dissat-
isfaction- In liberal and radical circles
there n a feeling that there Is too much
OF the personal element In the govern
ment of the country. and that this per-
sonal rule Is doing much mischief. This
feeling has found expression in a strong
article In the Vorwaerts which discusses
the matter In It's usual caustic and able
way. II says:
There Is an imperial chancellor and
there are imperial Pru@ian ministers.
But who hears OF them7 Where Is Prince
Hohenlohe? What r. he doing? No one
knows. We hear day after day OF the acts
of the government. The emperor II every
where and the chancellor II nowhere"
The meeting of the reischstag II looked
forward TO with pleasure. The reopening
of that body was announced to-day for
Dec. 6. and domestic problems Will have
10 De faCed winch Will REQUIRE the must
tactful and liberal craftsmanship to
solve satisfactorily. The anti-semites are
clamoring for measures against the Jews;
the junkers wish them to arrest the
growth OF Polish population and to oppose
the steady march OF the Slav races west
ward: the socialists are clamorous for
recognition and extension of the rights
OF the working class; the radicals are In
sisting on n whole programme OF re-
forvpa. the napes In Narfh 4CblpsWIg are
bitterly resenting the expulsion of Danes:
the Aisatians are opposing a dictatorship
In Lorraine and the agrarians are goading
the government into a recationary policy.
IL was hoped that the emperor would
visit the three South German rulers on
his way home and assist in the task OF
government by allaying some of the III
feeling which Is stIil latent In the south
against Russia. The fact that Russia Is
not on very friendly terms with Ger
many and that Emperor Williams visit
20 the Holy Land has made matters
worse. II receiving confirmation in more
than one quarter.
Prince Ukhotmski, the cars close
friend and confident. In the st. Petersburg
vedomostiuj. violently expresses Russian
disapproval OF the trip. calling Emperor
William a renegade and accusing the
whole German nation Of being his ac-
complete.
The emperor and empress Of Germany
returned home terribly sunburnt. but
they nave been benefited In health.
During their majesties' trip the orches-
ira OF the imperial yacht performed or
several occasions a symphony composed
By the emperor. and while at Messina.
Sicily. the symphony was performed at
the opera house. But the audience did
not appreciate it's beauties and gave I'M
mistakable signs OF disoleasure.
Emperor william presented Queen Mar
garet OF Italy with a birthday gift OF -four
costly Oriental rus from the sultan's
factory. Incidentally. the sultan's pres
ents to the emperor and empress Of Ger
many. which have arrived here. o
MI q biz freight car. without counting
caicues which the sultan rave
the emperor on learning of the latter's
owe for rowing.
Emperor william has sent the sultan n
bronze table. I'm the center of which Is a
portrait of the kaiser In the uniform OF
the guard duty corps: and he has also
sent the sultan two oil paintings painted
by himself In Damascus. representing
types OF Turkish soldiers.