Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
BERLlN'S BUDGET.
THE COMING INTERVIEW BETWEEN
THE EMPEROR And THE CAR
Bismarck Has a Long Conferences with Will
liam u.-Ausuia's Fsars-The
Alliance Trestsss-Assassi-
nation Talk, &C.
Copyrighted, 1885. by the New York Associated
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place a. Kronsiadt on the 18th OF July. Geo.
eral Won gchweiniige IA conducting the ne
QoiIatIons at st. Petersburg, which have so
far progressed that an officer OF the house
hold OF the Gar IL about 10 come TO Berlin,
bringing response to the letter which En-
per0r William scot TO the Car.
Bismarck, according 10 Official opinion,
will not accompany the Emperor. The pro
posed visit OF the Emperor 10 the Car Is
personal matter, and gives proof OF his de-
fire 10 rasiatain the friendship which has ex-
listed between the two Teigning families Tor
over hundred years. and whichis ctmented
by lies OF km.hip. Doubtless the Emperors
Will not meet without exchanging views on
the political situation.
Bismarck, who goes to Friedrichsruhe
Monday, has been YESTERDAY and Today In
long conference with Emperor William AZ
the Marble Palace. ~ Is reasonably surmsed
that be has been placing the Emperor IN
possession 81 ideas IS TO what a'tiiude 10
preserve during his interview with the Gar,
The Chauceilor's furlougi IL Is understood
at the Foreign Office, vii extend nil the mid
die u August. lie Is suffering from pro-
longpd troubles and excitement. lie has
been IN Berlin since the END Of January, con-
SANITY AZ work aud harassed by su incessant
stream OF worries.
Public opinion In Austria has grown
alarmed at the rapprOchement OF the En-
perors. at appears 10 dread the breaking up
OF the shlance, which event would leave
Austria 10 face Russia alone. These fears
are not shared by the Austro-Hungailsn
ministers.
Apart from the assurances contained IN
Emperor Williams speech from the throne
the communications between the Berlin and
Vienna foreign Offices point 10 the acqui-
escenee OF the Austrian Government IN the
plan 10 permit Bismsrck 10 resume the initia-
tive I'm trying TO obtain a mOduS cirtndt be-
tween Russia and the Central Alliance. But
whatever projects are brosched ri the inter-
view between the Emperor and the Car,
nothing will be effected till subsequent H.
ieryiews have taken place between Bismarck,
Crispi, and KaInOky.
Signor Crispi. Prime Minister Of Italy,
will 20 10 Carlsbad for the benefit OF his
health after the close OF the Italian Paria-
ment.
schouvaloG, the Russian Ambassador, left
here Yesterday for months solourn at
Carlsbad.
The newspaper Diriito, published at
Rome, makes the announcement that Signor
Crispi will have an interview with Count
Kalnoky, the Foreign Minister OF Austria,
and will then visit Bismarck. These three
representative men OF their respective coun-
tries will afterwards meet az some point In
Germany TO be later decided upon.
The DlrIttO further SAYS: :" The German,
Austrian, and Russian EmperOrs, II their
foreign Ministers can lind apr0bable solution
OF the present differences, will meet in Nllesia
during the autumn" These movements OF
ia 70 ~ nor ll.t
effort 10 obtain a solution and the absolute
ldeliN OF each Government to their alliance
treaties. Whatever the Gar Of Russia might
suggest to Emperor william will become,
through Bismarck, subject to the common
decision Of the common chiefs OF the Aus
TRAN and Italian Cabinets.
The Berlin Post in a scmi.ofllcial article
expresses dOuDis II anything will result
from the conference with the Gar, aud says
Il does not wish 10 discourage the hopes OF
peace, but il war does come it will originate
IN the internal necessity OF international life
and not by The ambition OF princes. All that
is likely TO be eained by the visit OF Emperor
William will be the temporary arrest OF dan
!, IRONS tendencies.
Pesih adyices state that an autograph letter
OF Emperor william presented by General
WaldeTsee 10 Emperor Francis Joseph on
Thursday limited that iniatiye proposals
would shortly he taken TO Russia. This
agrees with the reports from other sources
that the Gar bas new scheme for the final
settlement OF the eastern question, involving
the partition OF Turkey. III official circles
here the chances OF any such radical over
throw OF the Berlin treaty are regarded as
hopeless. No agreement IS considered pos
sible on the basis OF Austro-Russian spoIia-
lion Of the Balkan provinces. Count Kali
nOky Is known TO have a close understanding
with England coniOined with Italy To
listen TO no oyertures from Russia
unless they are addressed Mt the
same time 10 other signatory Powers.
The sum Of the position is that after an NJ
most ceasele.s coming and going Of states
men and crowned heads, diplomacy will
finally leave the nations TO face The issues OF
war. Much il whispered privately, though
the press does not venture TO openly refer to
IL, OF an Anarchist plot against the life OF the
Emperor. Berlin Socialists declare that the
conspiracy i an invention OF police official
circles. Take the affair seriously and the ex-
traordInary increase In the precautions taken
IN guard the person OF both the Emperor and
Bismarck suggests that the report has solid
basis.
referring TO these measures OF imperial
protection the lieichsbote (Conseryatigel
saws that the guards around the Marble
Palace at Potsdam have been 80 greatly re-
inforccd that the building Is practically iso-
lated from Swansbridge 10 the Kings gate.
A irellis has suddenly been erected excluding
the public from the whole park except the
portion bv the Jungfernsee. The Reichsb0te
vaguely refers 70 serious reasons Tor these
precautions.
It was also noticeable during the visits OF
the Emperor 10 Berliu that the escort OF
cutrassiers around his carriage was strength
ened and kept close 10 the carriage. while
the public was forced back 10 prevent posi-
bic access TO tie Emperor. Several persons,
innocent OF any design beyond desiring 10
throw a petition into the imperial carriage,
have been arrested. The present alarm arose
on information being received by the police
irem agents IN Zurich and London simulia-
peouslv that among the Socialists recently
expelled frorp Zurich and now taking refuge
I'm London 4 plot to asslssInate the Emperor
had been perfected, and that cODspirators
armed with bombs had gone 10 Hamburg en-
route to Berlin. At the same time menacipg
letters reached Bismarck and the Emperor
warning them that the beginning OF a reign
OF repression OF the people would be signal
lied by an act OF retaliation. Arrests OF sus-
poets have been made at Hamburg. Leipsc,
Berlin, and elsewhere. The police watching
The Chancellor's residence or the Wilhelm.
strasse have been quadrupied. Official ex-
pectation Is that the Emperor will authorize
some striking severity against the Socialists.
Every Socialist leader resents the re
port as mere pretext for resctionary
measures besides being gross misrepresen-
tation Of the Socialists spirit They have
no desire to shorten the days OF the Chan
cellor or OF the Emperor. They wish to pur-
sue peaceful propaganda IN The hope that
the events OF Emperor Williams reign will
tend naturally to develop their cause.
Besides the retirement OF General Won
Capriyi from the admiralty, changes sire
about 10 be made IN several other high com
mands. The Emperor displays personal
bias both in the choice Of household officers
and In the wedding out OF some OF the oldest
corps commanders. The selection OF Herr
WedeU- Piesdorf as minister OF the royal
household is the Emperor's personal nomlna-
ton. but il canDot be regarded as other than
a judieious choice. Count Won Stol5eTg long
ago desired to resign the Office and goes
willingly.
General Prince Won Rsdziwill and General
Count Won Lehudorff, who were aides de-
camp to both Emperor william sud Emperor
Frederick. will retire. as will also Generals
Won Treschkow and Won Witzendorf, conn.,
A c.. a