The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-06
CENTRAL EUROPE's CRISIS.
The Treaty Between Italy and Ger
many Inimical to France.

VIENNA, Feb. 5-It is stated that when
Count Kalnoky informed the Russian Am
bassador here that he intended to publish
the Austro- German treaty, the Ambassador
replied that the Russian government could
not officially object to such course.
1t is stated in diplomatic circles that Ger
many's treaty with Italy is analogous to the
Austro-German treaty, the name of France
being substituted for that of Austria.
RUSSIA DESTROYS OF PEACE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 5.-The news
papers here discuss the Austro-German
treaty TRANQUILITY Most of them aver that
Russia is equally desirous of peace and
wishes to attack nobody
ROUMANIA'S ELECTION.
BUCHAREST, Feb. 5.-The election for
members of the Roumanian Chamber of
Deputies, has so far resulted in the return
OF forty eight government, and sixteen op-
position candidates.
CoNCILIATORY PROPOSALS.
BERLIN, Feb. 5.-The National Zeitung
mas kilograms from ST. Petersburg and vi
emma, stating under reserve that Count
Schouvaloff, the Russian Ambassador to
Germany, who is now returning to Berlin,
Will bring conciliatory proposals from the
Gar. Baron Henry de Worms has had an
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ENGLAND's AID SOUGHT.
PARIS, Fob. 5.-Most of the Paris papers
welcome the publication of the Austro-
German treaty as likely to further estrange
Germany and Russia and to bind Russia and
France. Some papers advocate an alliance
of England, France and Russia against the
triple alliance. The Temps says that
there will be no security in Europe until it
IS known whether Austria would regard
Russian intervention in Bulgaria as a cdStS
beLtt, and whether Germany would permit
Austria to settle such quarrels single
handed. LIE Paris saas that neither Russia
nor France will ever declare war.
ITALY'S TREATY WITH GERMANY.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-The treaty between
Italy and Germany stipulates that if France
attacks either country the other shall send
an army of 100000 men to the French from
tier.
ITALY's EXPEDITION TO BE RECALLED.
LONDON, Feb 6.-6 A. M-The Times cor
respondent at Rome says he is convinced
that the Italian Abyssiniar expedition will
be recalled next month, in view of the
threatening aspect of European affairs.
The Standards Correspondent at st.
Petersburg SAYS: Russia for long time
has had no objection to the publication of
the Austro-German treaty, but Austria OBJ
Jected because she desired to induce the
belief at home and abroad that the alliance
went further than it actually goes"
The Vienna correspondent of the Times
says: At the Polish ball last evening Crown
Prince Rudolph saw that there was no
cause for alarm. The Emperor expressed
the same opinion in an audience
with the Governor of Galicia.
1t is reported that Count Kalnoky, and
Count Andrassy have both stated that the
Austro-German treaty was published with
a view of strengthening the hands of Presi-
dent Carnot and the Gar, both of whom
are in favor of peace, and in order to show
that the alliance is not directed against
France. The first feeling of alarm among
the newspapers is subsiding.
Advices from Pesth say that the Myagars
are greatly pleased with the treaty, regard
ing 1T as evidence of the close adhesion of
Germany and Austria They loudly praise
Count Andrassy and speak in admiration of
Prince Bismarck and Emperor William.
The Pesther Lloyd and the NeBlzet assert
that the treaty has been amended since 1879,
and that the terms of the compact are now
more favorable to Austria.