New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01
SECURING EUROPEAN PEACE.
AND MINISTER'S WORK FOR IT.
rHE PROPOSED MEETING or THE GERMAN AND
RUSSIAN rMPERoEs PnIyCE BISMARCK
SCHOOLS HIS YOUNG MAsTER-PLoTs
or ANARCHISTS AGAINST WILL
AND THE CHAN


or ANARCHISTS AGAINST WILL
| IAMIIAND THE CHAN
| CELLOR.
Co,y-f1ht 1888: Byths ye,o- York associated Press
Berlin. June 3O-If the present arrangements look
Ing 20 Interview between Emperor William H. ahu
the Car come to satisfactory conclusion the meet
Ing Will take place at Bronstadt on July H. General
Won scllwenitz is conducting the negotiations al d.
Petersburg. which have gone so far that an olcer oi
the household OF the Car about TO come to Berlin
| bringing response to the letter which Emperor
William sent 10 the Car. Prince Bismarck according
TO Official opinion will rot accompany the Emperor
The proposed visit of the EMPEROR TO the Car Is
personal matter and gives proof of his desire 10 main
tain the friendship which has existed between 'he '"o
regnIng families for over hundred years, and which
! Is ccmened by ties Of kinship. Doubtless the EN-
perors viii not without exchanging views on the
political situation.
Prince Bismarck. who goes 10 FREDERICKSBURG vi
| Monday has been yesterday and today IN long coh
| ference with Emperor william at the marble faia'e
II * reasonably surmIscd that he has been placing
the EMPEROR in possession OF Ideas as to what ATTITUDE
to preserve during his interview with the Czar i"o
Chancelors furOugh. II IS understood az the rorcIsn
Office, will extend till the middle OF August he Is
suffering from prolonged troubles and excitement
He has been IN Berlin since the end OF January co
stantlv at Uor, and harassed by incessant stream
| Of annoyanceS.
| Public opinion In Austria has grown alarmed Al 'he
rapprochement of the Emperors 1t appears 10 dread
the breaking up of the alliance. which event "ouiu
| leave Austria TO face Russia alone Ihcse leas aic
not shared by the Austro HungarIa Ministers Apart
| from the assurances contained I'm Emperor "iniam ;
sneccb from the throne the communications between
| the Berlin and Vienna Foreign Offices point 10 the
acouiescence OF the Austrian Government I'D inc pa"
| TO permit Bismarck TO resume the INITIATIVE III uSms
| TO obtain a modus vivend between Russia anu VIC
central alliance But whatever projects are Difachco
N
nothing will be effected TIL subsequent interviews
have taken place between Prince Bismarck, s'gnor
| Crlspl and Count Kanoky. 80
signor CrispI, Prime Minister OF Italy, VIII 20 10
Carlsbad for the benefit OF his health after Tue CLOS
| ing OF the Italian Parliament
NJ schouvalof, the Russian Ambassador ll' hcr"
Yesterday for a months sojourn at CarlsDad'
| ARRANGING FOR THE MEETING OF THREE EN-
| PERoRS.
Thu ncrsnancr "Dirtton published at Rome,
makes the announcement that slgnor Crspi vii! have
| an Interview with Count Kalnohy, the Foreign Mi-
Ister of Austria and will :hcn vis Prince Bismarck
These three representative men o. 'her Icspe0t''
| countries viii aftcrwad meet at some point III nei-
! many to be later decided upon Dfi''o iur"''
| says: "The Gernon, Austrian and RUSSIAN Eiipcr-
ors IL their Foreign Ministers can fnd pfoUaoe so
luton of present differences, VIII meet IN eilesIa
| during the autumn" These movements OF the FOR
obtain a solution and absolute fidelity OF each Gov
eminent to their alliance treaties.
The Berlin POST in scmionlclal utlcle eN-
presses doubts II anything viii result rohl the con
ference with the Gar and says 1t docs not "isa -
discourage hopes of peace, but If war does como II
will originate in the internal necessity OF lhte4aa,
| uonal Hfe and not By the ambition Of Princes All
that IS likely be gained by the visit or Emperor
| William Will be the temporary arrest OF oar ser"us
| tendencies. 49,. NJ,
Pesth advlces state that the AUTOGRAPH letter OF
Emperor william presenter W nni d h,rted tbat
to Emperor Francis Joseph on THURSDAY hli'e, rha'
initiative proposals would be shortly taken 10 kssIs
This agrees with reports from other sources ,h at c
Eastern question involving the partition OF 4urhey I'D
snch radical oyerho% of the Bern Treaty are re-
| garded hopeless. No agreement Is considered Pos
s on RS 6ss Of aS Sano is
| a close understanding with England, c0nloned Win
Italy, TO listen to OvcrtureS from Russia uultSs
they are addressed the time 10 the other sig
naory Powers. The sum of the position IS, after an
crn~ncd heads thai diplomacS win finally leave Tie
nations to face the issues OF war.
ANARCHISTS PLOT AGAINST WILLIAM IL
Much IS whispered privately, though the press does
venture to openly refer to It, Of an Anarchist plot
against the life the Emperor The Berlin Socialists
declare that the conspiracy invention of the po
lice The official circles take the affair seriously, and
the extraordinary Increase In the precautions taben
to guard the persons OF pom o ne % n H bae
Referring 10 these measures Of Imperial protection
|
| around the Marble Palace at Potsdam have been so
greatly reinforced that the building IS practically
| Isolated from the Swans Fridge 10 the Kings Gate
| trellls has suddenly been erected excluding the
public from the whole PARK except me portion by
10 serious reasons for these precautions IL was also
| noticeable during visits of the Emperor to Berlin
that the escort OF culrssslers around his carriage VA
| strengthened and helt close To the carriage "hllc
the public were forced back 70 prevent possible ac,
any design beyond desiring to throw petitions into
| the Imperial carriage have been arrested The pres
| ent alarm arose Information being received by the
police from agents in Zurich and London slmulta-
neously that among the Socialists recently expelled
70 assassnate the Emperor had been perfected and
| that cOnsplrators, armed with bombs, had gone TO
At the same time menaclng letters reached Prince
| Bismarck and the Emperor warning them that the
ms OF f S9 a on a G 81 inc
| Of suspects have been made at Hamburg, leipsc,
S9 1Gesce on the the
been quadrupled. The official expectation Is that
against the Socialist Every Socialist leader resents
the report mere preteXt for rcaconay measures,
besides being gross Misrepresentation OF the SO
clast spirit.
| NEW BLOOD IN THE EMPEROR'S STAFF
Besides the retirement Of General Caprlvi from
the Admiralty, changes arc ABOUT 10 be made in sew
| cral other high commands. The Emperor displays a
personal bias. both in the choice of household officers
and in the wedding out Of some of the Oldest corps
commanders The selection Ct Herr Wedell Piesdorf
as Minister of the Royal Household is the Empcrors
| personal nomination, but II cannot be regarded as
other than iudlcIous choice. Count Won Stolberg
long ago desired to resign the office and goes VIII,
! ngly. General Prince Won Radzwill and General
| Count Lchndorh who were aides de camp to both
Emperor William and Emneror Frederick, viii retire
as viii also Generals Trcschhow and Won Wizen-
| dorif. commanders Of the Ninth ard seventh corps
respectively Resides these other changes are about
10 be announced. The Emperor clearly means 10 get
rid Of the old Generals whom his grandfather was re-
| Iucta ant TO dismiss. Tho post Of Chief OF the Nd
| miralty will be kept vacant until the Emperor over
| whole
Of naval reform with much assi1uy as 10 attends
to army business. Hitherto the Chief of he Admiralty
| has been drawn from the The In perOr wan &
10 appoint Admiral Chic, and 10 draw the STAFF
almost exclusively from naval experts The officials
of the Admiralty also predict from plans that are be-
ing pre- pared increase in the construction OF first
class rOncads, with less. expenditure tie torpedo
feet.
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