The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-08
FROM FATHERLAND.
Juicy News Bits from Bis
marck's Country.
POLITICAL SITUATION THERE.
Events on the Turf-Terrible Tragedy
Stormy Weather The Muir
Sensation-General.
Berlin Bits.

BERLIE, July The Gear has asked,
in an autograph letter to Emperor
William, that Prince Bismarck accom-
paDy the Emperor TO st. Petersburg,
where NJ. De Giers will formally pre-
sent the propose for the normal Russian
protectorats in Bulgaria. The proposal
does not inv I've the occupation OF the
country by Russia. The candidate
for the Bulgarian throne is TO
be appointed by an ambassadorlal
conference to be held at Vienna
or Uonstantinopie. If these terms are
accepted the Gar will order the army
corps mastering on Austrian and Ger
man frontiers back into the interior,
Prince Bismarck, at the Cabinet meet
ing yesterday, stated these proposals,
aud said he believed they offered a
chance for ne lCeful solution OF the
question, and that he intended to re-
spond by going to st. Petersburg if the
Austrian government conceded in his
views. 4 doubt was expressed as TO
whether Austria would consent.
DEMANDS RETRIBUTIoN
A WARSAW paper, the acknowledged
organ of General Ghourde, asserts
that the National party. with whom
the Gar must reckon, is determined
to reap the fullest results for blood and
money expended in Turkey. In the
same article the PaleS of Posen and
GalIca are exhorted to rally around
Russia in the approaching war with
Germany.
THE AUToPIC REPORT.
The doctors report On the maIady of
Emperor Frederick will be published
on Tuesday next. The report deals
strictly with the nature of the disease,
and contains separate Specia! reports
signed by Professor Bardelbern, Berg
mann, Gerhardt, kufsmaul, Schretter
and Schmidt. Neither Mackenzie nor
Hawai- signs the report. Mackenzie
Will Issue a report with the statement
from the Aust'ian professor, B1lroth,
defending Mackenzie'S treatment.
HoNoRs CONFERRED.
The Emperor, in accepting the re-
signation of General Won C8privi, con-
rred pom him the Grand Cross of
the Red Eagle and assigned him to the
command of an army corps at
autumn manRuvres. The Emperor ap
pears to attach the utmost Importance
to these mano71vres. 1t is his intention
to further develop the service. He is
also expert menuog with view to the
employment of pioneers for both con-
struction and destruction of railways,
telegraph line, bridges and tunnels
His energy las viviied every depart
ment of military service. The manRu-
yers will be of excert enable interest,
representing the latest developments in
the art of killing. The firing is to be
under the electric light, applied in vari-
GUS WAYS, now bringing into full view
the attacked and again the attacking
forces.
AN ALLIANCE.
A statement printed in the Paris
N0nUJie ReUuS on an alliance between
Germany and Belgium, is reproduced
in the paper here. The statement is be
lieved to be untrue in substance, but is
considered inaccurate as to detail. A
treaty has been concluded between Ger
many and B Belgium, but 1t is known
that Prince Bismarck has written con-
tract with King. Leopold under which,
in event of war with France, German
troops will be allowed to pass over
Belgian territory.
II thANCL ohOIL1O bI1 SO4'SOA3A'4@D
Belgium is to be permitted to annex
the French departments of Pas-de-
Clais, Somme, Aisne and Ardenne.
THE SOUTH POLE EXPEDITION
planned several years ago by DR.. Neum
rier, of the marine observatory at
Hamburg, is likely to start in the
spring. The Imperial Government has
been asked tc defray a part of the ex-
penses. Emperor William has been
favorable in his response, and has re-
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