The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-03
RUSSIA AND HER FOES.
An Entente With England Advocated
The Gear for Peace.

An GnUenC9 WIN hIlEIdllQ AOVOCuJeQ
The Gear for Peace.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2.-The visit Of
Lord Randolph Churchill to Russia occa-
sions general press advocacy of an entente
with England.
The Nouoe Vlcmya argues that British
statesmen must admit that England during
the last thirty years has lost more through
hostility to Russia than she has gained by
friendship with other powers.
THE CzAR MEANS PEACE.
BERLIN, Jan. 2..-The North German
Gdzette, i'll the course of political review
of the year just closed, SAYS: "The publica-
tion of the forged documents recently sent
TO the Gear is without doubt the most i'm
portant event of recent history, and affords
eloquent proof of the loyal intentions of the
Gar in paving the way for a modification
of the existing situation"
Emperor William, in his remarks at his
New Year reception yesterday, avoided
open political illusions, but in conversation
with his military chiefs he referred 20 the
improvement in the general political stu
alton.
The ReichSanzeiger corrects the Alma
mach dc Gotha for comforting upon Prince
Ferdinand, of Bulgaria the title of Royal
I1lRDTcSS. Iut IiEtCNStilt-tlQCF dSSGIJS
that Prince Ferdinand is not Prince of Bull
garia until so recognized by the powers,
and if recognized as such he can only have
the title of Serene Highness."
NO CAUSE FOR DIsTRUsr.
The North German Gazette, referring to
the pessimist reports arising from the facts
that Gen. Won Schweinitz, the German Am
bassador TO Russia, has not yet visited the
Gar at Gatschina, says that no special cir
cumstances rendered il necessary that the
Gar should give an audience TO Gen.
Won Schweinitz at Gatschina, nor
should any bad inference be drawn
from the further fact that Emperor William
sent no autograph letter to the Car. Count
Peter Schouvaloff has returned to ST
Petersburg. Although without a special
mission TO Berlin, his presence there tended
to relax the tension.
RUSSIAN CONCENTRATION STOPPED.
VIENNA, Jan. 2.-The FremdenLlatt de-
MES on authentic information that the
movement of Russian troops and war ma
terial to the frontier continues The latest
news shows that the recent reports concern
ing the Russian movements referred mainly
to displacements effected within the frontier
provinces.
The action of the government in calling
out the Austrian reserve forces in Moravia
has no connection with the political situa-
ton, the intention being to call out the re-
serves of all the army corps in rotation for
seven days drill.i the use of repeating rifles.
RoUMANIA GETTING READY.
BUCHAREST, Jan. "A decree has been
published fixing the number of recruits for
the coming year at "A 500. This is nota-
BILE increase, and is regarded as proof that
Roumania is preparing for coming events.
The arsenal and state railway factories are
working night and day, and their hands
have been doubled. Premier Bratiano
states that if Roumania is obliged to enter
the field, she can do so with 300, 900 men.
RUssIA's BUDGET.
LONDON, Jan. >, / A. M.-The Times cor
respondent at st. Petersburg says the new
Finance Minister'S budget estimates a sur
plus of several million pounds. Tits is
partly due TO the decrease in the military
estimates. The Minister'S report to the
Gar emphasizes the necessity of peace as a
means of developing the country'S re-
sources. The budget was compiled with
the intention of making a good impression
abroad