CZAR AND EMPEROR.
RELATIONS NOT CORDIAL.
Berlin, October 14.
From official reports it seems certain that the relations between the Czar and the Emperor William were not exceedingly cordial.
The Czar was evidently offended at the coolness of the Berlin populace.
Private authentic information has been received to the effect that at the banquet, in replying to the toast, of his health, the Czar was barely civi _.
The Emperor William, in proposing the toast of the Czar's health*' spoke in the Russian language, out/of compliment to his visitor, but/t;he Czar responded in French.
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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 245, 15 October 1889, Page 5
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