The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-27

friendly terms with Germany, and that
Emperor Williams visit to the Holy
Land has made matters worse, is re-
ceiving confirmation in more than one
quarter. Prince Ukhotmsky, the car $
close friend and confidant, in the St
Petersburg Vedomosti, violently ex-
presses Russian disapproyal of the trip,
calling Emperor William a renegade,
and accusing the whole German nation
OF being his accomplices. Moreover,
the fact that the car, contrary to COM
mon expectation, has not given q sign
himself during the German enperors
trip. is held here to he. clear evidence
OF strained relations existing between
the two courts.
The emperor and empress of Ger
many returned home terribly sun
burned, but they have been benefited
in health. During their majesties' trip
the orchestra of the imperial yacht Ho-
henzollern performed on several oc-
casions, 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 its beauties, and gave I'M
mistakeable signs of displeasure.
Emperor William presented Queen
Margherita of Italy with birthday gift
Of four costly oriental rugs from the
sultan's factory. Incidentally, the sui
tan's presents to the Emperor and En-
press of Germany, which have arrived
here, I'LL II pig freisht car, without
counting two beautiful. caiques which
the. sultan gave the emrercr on learn
ing of the latter's love for rowing.
Emperor William has sent the sultan
a bronze table, III the center of which
is a pt&krait of the kaiser in the uni
farm, OF tka Guard du Corps, and he
has also sent the sultan two oil paint
ings, painted by himself i'll Damascus,
representing types of Turkish soldiers.
SENSATION IRON AFRICA.
A sensation is related by a German
named Fischer. who has returned home
after five years served in the French
legion at Sftida, province OF OSan, AL
geria. and elsewhere in Algeria, Fisch-
err. 1t appear, deserted three months
ago. succeeded in reao ming Morocco,
and from there travelled to Hamburg.
He has now informed the military au-
thorities that German has been kept
If severe imprisonment. in a tower at
Saida ever since thu Franco-German
war, According To the VoSsiche Zeit-
ung, the German foreign Office has
taken STEPS t. secure the release of this
soldier, who, apparently in defiance of
all international law, has been a, pris-
oner for nearly thirty years.
OLuCld1 SldllSllCS SHOW -IldI NTeTIldn
cattle everywhere are suffering from
tuberculosis and other diseases. In the
district of AK la Chapelle for instance
eightyth three communes show that 749
farms are so infected. At least 10 per
cent of all the German cattle have tu-
berculosis, and in some districts the
percentage is as high as 10 per cent.
A young American scientist at the
hygienic institute here, DR.. Nuttall, has
created a sensation in scientific circles
by the publication of a pamphlet in
which he cites stong evidence in sup
port of the contention that Professor
Koch, who is now investigating the
malaria bacilli has taken credit for
himself for alleged discoveries in va
rious cattle diseases and in malaria,
which discoveries were really made by
American scientists years ago.
Munich, Nov. 26.-The Allegemeine
zeitung publishes a dispatch from
Stuttgart, saying that in consequence
of a consultation between Emperor
William, the King of Wurtembourg and
the regent of Bavaria, the Lippe-Det-
mold succession question is in a fair
way of settlement, The dispatch adds
that a majority of the federal princes
have agreed that the treatment of the
matter should be guided by considera-
lions of great national interests, before
which minor differences must yield.