Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-08
BERLIN'S BUDGET.
THE czAR WANTS BISMARCK TO COME
TO ST. pETERsBuRG.
Chance for ths Peaceful Solution OF the
Bulgarian Qusstion--Empsror Freds-
rick's Malsdy, &c.
Copyrighted 1888 by the New York Associated
Pressl

tcopyrightod 1883 by the New York Associated
PresAl
BERLIN, July THE Gar has asked, In
an autograph letter to Emperor William,
that Bismarck accompany the Emperor 10
-. Petersburg, where N. de Giers viii for.
mally present proposal for nominal Rus
sian pfoiectorate in Bulgaria. The pro-
posal does not invoke The occupation OF the
country by Russia. A candidate Tor the
Bulgarian throne ~ 70 be appointed by an
amba,sadorlal conference TO be held at either
NieBna or C0ndautiU0pe. III the terms ere
accepted the Car will order the army corgs
mastering on the Austrian and German
frontiers back into the Interior.
Prince Bismarck, presiding at Cabinet
meeting yesterday. stated these proposals,
aud said he believed that they offered a
chance for a peaceful solution OF the qnes-
ton, aud that he intended 10 respond by
gong 10 81. Petersburg II the Austrian Cow
ernment conceded in bis Views. lu Official
circles here doubt Is expressed as 10 wbeiDer
Auslrias assent to the proposals can DC OBJ
tanned.
An article In the Wiener 1dQbldtt, written
under information regarding Itussia's offers,
says that 10 allow Russia TO have any speclu
nights over Bulgaria il 10 Ignore AusiIias
Interests and 10 stultify everything SAID by
Count Kslnoky regarding her policy.
Bismarck met the Bundesrath to-day. IL
was tue last sitting before the summer yaca-
ton. Everything Is now tending toward
dulness ond temporary suspension OF politi-
cal hie Even the EmperOr's journey 10
Russia does not arouse much interest.
The bill making provision for working
people Incapacilated by age was before The
BuudesIath
| The Doctors report on the malady OF En-
| peror Frederick will he published on Tnes-
day next. The report deals strictly with the
nature OF the disease, and contains separate
and special reports signed by Professors
Bardeleben, Bergman, Gerhardt, Kussmaul,
| Schroeder, and Wsldeyer. and Drs. Han
| doraf and Schmidt. Neither DR.. Mackenzie
nor DR.. Howell signed the report. The
| opinion Of every German doctor consulted
Is given. but The English doctors are ig-
noIed. DR.. Mackenzie will issue separate
report with 4 statement from the Austrian
| professor defending Mackenzie's treatment.
The Emperor in accepting the resignation
| Of General Won CaprIyi conferred upon him
the grand cross OF the Red Eagle and assign
| ed him TO the command OF an army corps at
! the autumn man0uyres. The Emperor APP
/ pears 10 attach the utmost importance 10 these
manmuvres. lie Is arranging to have daily
conferences with General Won hrOsigk,
| leader OF the cavalry division OF the Third
army corps, and With Captain Won Goss.
Ter and other cavalry officers. IL IS
his intention to further develop the cavalry
service. He l. also experimenting with the
view TO the employment Of pioneers for both
the construction and destruction Of railways,
telegraph lines, bridges, aud tunnels. HIS
energy has viviied every department OF the
military service. The mau@uyres will be
OF exceptional interest, presenting the latest
developments in the art OF killing. The
firing is to be under the electric light, up,
Piled in various ways, now bringing into full
view the attacked and again the attacking
forces.
A statement printed In the Paris NOurelie
Rerie on su alliance between Germany and
Belgium is reproduced in the papers here.
While the statement is Believed TO be true IN
substance It Is considered inaccurate IN de-
tails. No treaty has been concluded be-
tween Germany and Belgium, but 1t Is
known that Bismarck has written contract
with King Leopold. under which, In the
event OF war with France, German troops
will be allowed TO pass over Belgian terri
tory. II France should be conquered Bel
GUM is to be permitted TO annex the French
depar ments Of Pa, Calais, Somme, Aisne,
and Ardennes.