The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-01
WILLIAM AND THE CAR.
THE MEETING TO TAKE PLACE AT
CRONSTADT IN JULY.

Austria Alarmed at the Rapproche-
I-ent-Her Acquiescence in Bismarck
Taking the Initiative for d Modus
Vivendi - Anarchist Plot Against
the Ennperor's Life.
Copyright 1885 bv NeU York Associated Press
BERLIN, juno S0.-If the present arrange
ments looking to an interview between
Emperor William II. and the Car come to
satisfactory conclusion tho meeting will
take place at Kronstadt on July IA Gen.
von Schweinitz is conducting the negotia-
6ons at st. Petersburg, which have so far
progressed that an officer of the household
Of the car is about TO come to Berlin
, bringing a response to the letter which
Emperor William sent to the car
Bismarck, according to official opinion
will not accompany the emperor. The
proposed visit of the emperor to the cZar is
personal matter, and gives proof of his
desire to maintain the friendship which has
lasted between the two families for over
hundred years, and which is cemented by
ties of friendship. Doubtless the emporors
will not meet without exchanging views on
the political situation.
BISMARCK AND WILLIAM IN CONFERENCE.
Bismarck, who goes to FREDERICKSBURG
Monday, has been, yesterday and to-day, in
long conference with Emperor William
at the marble palace 1t is reasonably sur
missed that he has been placing the emperor
in possession of ideas as to what attitude to
preserve during his interview with the
czar. The chancellor's furlough; it is un-
derstoOd at the foreign office, will extend
till the middle of August. He is suffering
from prolonged troubles and excitement.
He has been in Berlin since the end of Jan
uary, constantly at work and harrassed by
an incessant stream of worries
AUSTRIA ALARMED.
Public opinion in Austria has grown
alarmed at the rapprochement Of the
emperors. 1t appears to dread the break
ing up of the alliance, which event. would
leave Austria to face Russia alone These
fears are not shared by the Austro-
hungarian ministers.
BISMARCK TO RESUME THE INITIATIVE.
Apart from the assurances contained in
Emperor Williams speech from the throne,
the communications between Berlin
and Vienna point to an acquieS-
cence Of the Austrian government in
the plan TO permit Bismarck to resume the
initiative in trying to obtain nlOduS uiuen-
dt between Russia and the central alliance
5 But whatever projects are broached at the
Z interview between the emperor and the
czar, nothing will be effected till subsequent
interviews have taken place between Bis
marck, Crispi and Kalnoky. Sig Crispi,
j. prime minister Of Italy will 90 to Carlsbad
for the benefit of his health after the closing
s Of the Italian parliament.
Schouvaloff, the Russian ambassador,
left here yesterday for q months sojourn at
Carlsbaden.
CRISPI AND KALNoKY.
The newspaper Diritto, published at
II r1,alya fha hot
Crispi will have an interview with Count
Kalnolky, the foreign minister OF Austria,
and will then visit Bismarck. These three
+ representative men of their respective
countries will afterward meet at some
point in Germany, to be later decided upon.
The DirittO further says: "The German,
Austrian and Russian emperors, if their
foreign ministers can find probable solu-
7 ton of their present differences, will meet
in Silesa during the autumn" These move
ments Of foreign ministers Indicate at once
an earnest effort TO obtain solution and the
absolute fidelity of each government to
their alliance treaties. Whatever the czar
of Russia might suggest to the emperor
will become, through Bismarck, subject to
the common decisions OF the common chiefs
of the Austrian and Italian cabinets.
The Berlin Post, in semi-oflicial article,
expresses doubts if anything will result
from the conference with the Gar, and
SAYS it does not wish to discourage the hopes
of peace, but if war does come it will orig
mate i'll the internal nee essty of interna-
tioual life, and not by the ambition of
princes. All that is likely to be gained by
the visit of Emperor William will be the
temporary arrest Of dangerous tendencies
WILLIAMS AUTOGRAPH LETTER.
i Pesth advices state that the autograph
letter of Emperor William. presented by
I Gen. Waldersee to Emperor Francis
Joseph on Thursday, limited that initiative
proposals would be shortly taken to Russia
This agrees with the reports from other
sources that the czar has new scheme for
a final settlement of the eastern question,
Z involving the partition of Turkey. In
official Circles here the chances of any such
radical overthrow of the Berlin treaty are
regarded as hopeless No agreement is con-
sidered possible on a basis of anti-Russlan
spoliation of the Balkan provinces.
Count Kalnoky is known to have close
understanding with England conjoined with
Italy to listen to no overtures from Russia
unless they are passed at same time TO the
other signatory pNwers The sum of the
position is, after an almost ceaseless coming
and going of statesmen and crowned heads,
that diplomacy will finally leave the nations
to face the issues of war.
A PLOT AGAIsT WILLIAMS LIFE.
Much is whispered privately, though the
press does not venture to openly refer to it,
OF an anarchist plot against the life of the
semperor. Berlin socialists declare that the
conspiracy is an invention Of the police
kOflcial circles take the affair seri-
tously, and the extraordinary in
crease in the precautions taken
Ito guard the person of both the emperor
and Bismarck, suggest that the report hasa
solid basis Referring to these measures Of
Imperial precaution, the ReichStbdte CON
servative) says that the guards around the
marble palace at Potsdam have been so
greatly re-enforced that the building IS
practically isolated from the swansbridge
Ito the kingigate. A trellis has suddenly
been erected, excluding the public
from the whole park except the portion by
the jungfernsee. The Rejchsbode vaguely
refers to serious reasons for these precau-
tions. 1t was also noticeable during the
visits of the emperor TO Berlin that the es-
F,ort of cuirassiers around his carriage was
strengthened and kept close to his carriage
while the public were forced back to pre-
went possible access to the emperor
Several persons innocent of any
design beyond desiring to throw
petitions into the imperial carriage have
been arrested. The present alarm arose, on
Information being received by the police
from agents in Zurich and London stimuli
aneously, that among the socialists
ecently expelled from Zurich and now
alfiuor ,-afur.. f, London n Mot to nSSaSSl-