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Show THE 11ED FLAG. Socialists Can Carry It In Their Procession. The Axtoundiuff Decision of the German Supreme Court In the Iteceut Seizure of Socialist riig. Berlin, July 11. Copyright 1891, by New York Associated Press. The papers of this city overflow with accounts ac-counts of the popular triumph of the Emperor William in London. Semiofficial Semi-official papers adopt a guarded tone, and avoid all reference to the alliance with England, as an accomplished fact These papers simply reach the Emperor's Emper-or's speech at Guildhall. The Xortk German Gazette remarks that the Emperor's utterances coincide completely with the views of the industrious in-dustrious and energetic people of Great Britain, who favor the maintenance of peace. Independent papers criticise the Emperor's reception as emphasizing emphasiz-ing friendly sentiments with England toward Germany, and toward the Emperor, Em-peror, as a relative of the royal family, without being a popular endorsement of Lord Salisbury's policy. Freisinnge-Zeitung Freisinnge-Zeitung holds that the general character charac-ter of the celebrations in honor of the Emperor, ar.d especially those of the court and government, accordingly must I oe taken as an open declaration ol England's adhesion to the l)rei-bund. l)rei-bund. Articles in the Russian and French press, illustrating the intensity in-tensity of the irritation felt in Russia and France toward England, are largely quoted, A startling report, which caused considerable con-siderable talk in diplomatic circles, have recently been circulated to the effect that M. Ribol, the French minister min-ister of Foreign Affairs, approached the Russian government on the subject of coalition against England, offering to co-operate with Russia in the seizure of Constantinople, and the formation of a new Turkish state in Asia, em-bracine em-bracine Egypt, under Franco-Russian protection, apart from the question of the probability of its truth. The report re-port has a value as indicating the tendency ten-dency of Lord Salisbury's Driebund policy. Nobody believes the French and Russian governments will accept Lord Salisbury's verbal assurance of friendliness in the face of England's Eng-land's practical adhesion to their enemies. The game of diplor maey against England's retention of Egypt has already been - reopened. According to the Cologne Gazette, the Sultan, acting under the promptings of the French and Russian ministers, recently held a council at which it was proponed Urn Porte should call a con-j con-j ference of European powers to consider con-sider the question of evacuating Egypt, a telegram received here from Constantinople with r. ference to diplomatic movements hostile to England, state that the Porte has invited in-vited the French government to resume the initiative in the movement against the English occupation of Egypt. Internal fueds among the socialists are increasing iu intensity, and meetings meet-ings held the past week mark and state sn open and declared rupture between the young and old scions party. According to a decision recently rendered ren-dered by the supreme court, the socialists social-ists are as much entitled to the privileges privi-leges of displaying a red flag iu the on Monday to complete the arrangements, arrange-ments, and then Provo products will find their way to the mines in Tintic. This means a great deal for Provo, as the whole Tintic mining district will be laid open to the Provo markets, and considerable money will be circulated by these means. It will alsoiorfen the distance for passenger transit, and this fact alone should be enough fgrthe proposed scheme to meet with -encouragement. A great many cedar posts have already been hauled" from the other side of the lake, and more are on the other side waiting to be haulen. Mr. De Moisey also savs he has a proposal pro-posal made him to haul mineral paint from the other side of the lake to Battle Bat-tle Creek, from whereit will bu shipped ship-ped to Salt Lake. The captain naturally natur-ally wants to know why works could not r e erected in Proyo to manufacture i this mineral paint, instead of shipping it to Salt Lake. Thi3 is an admirable opening for capital, as a mill to work this paint can be put up with very little lit-tle cost, and there are mountains of material within good, easy reach. I This steamboat line is destined to play an important part in the commercial commer-cial history of Provo, and the sooner the line is began the better for us and also for Tintic. |