The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29
The Bulgarian Question Stirred Up
BY his Visit to the Gar.
The Duke OF Cumberland Contempt
uously Refuses tho Grown.
An Insult to the Legitimate King
of Hanover.
The Danes and Scandinavian Fan IN
Love With the Emperor's Charm
ing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ser
mons OF Luther Found.

downright BY the New York A.-ocfntci Ircs' leoo'
BrnIIS. July 2s-The movements OF
Emperor William and his party after their
visit 10 Copenhagen, are turned 80 that
tbey will arrive at Keel on Monday next.
On Tuesday his majesty will hold a naval
review, the leading feature Of the manuy.
ers being test of the powers OF torpedo
boats
The interview between Emperor Will
liam and King Christian, Of Denmark,
has a social Importance rs associated with
tho settlement Of family question, con-
nected with the Bulgarian throne. The
Gar appears to have given his assent TO
the creation OF bulgarian monarchy,
with either Prince Waldemar, the young
est son Of King Christian or the Duke
of Cumberland on the throne. Tho
Duke of Cumberland has dccisivcly re-
iected the offer, which was made 10 him
through Prince Bismarck. In his note re-
iusing TO accept the crown, he declares
that the proposal il an insult To him ns
the legitimate King OF Hanover, and cx-
presses the hope that hc IN destined 10 sec
the King OF Prussia reduced To his proper
level.
King Christian, Of Denmark, advises
Prince Wnldcmar Ia accept the throne Of
Bulgaria II the entente between the Eu-
ropean powers is perfect. King George,
of Greece, brother Of Prince Waldcmar,
opposes his candidaturc. Important events
are certain 10 take place II Greece and
Bulgaria come into contact
The Emperor, before returning 20 Pots
dam, will 20 to FricdriCharuho Ia confer
with Prince Bismarck.
Adyicos from Stockholm say that En-
pcror William was delighted with his re-
ception in that place, which was even
moro spontaneous aud enthusiastic than
the reception ut 81 Petersburg. The
Stockholm Journal Of today, saws the
Dugcps N,hoir dwclls upon the pleasant
impression which Emperor William left
by his frauk and uuconstmincd manner.
II considers his visit OF the greatest im-
portancc in assisting the progress Of a
peaceful policy which must hcncciorth
become a security for the wcllarcs Of minor
European nations.
The National ZIhmg in n semi official
article, declares that the imperial visit To
Stockholm and Copenhagen is n pledge
for the nr-cstabshmcnt Of friendly rcla-
tons by Germany with the Scandinavian
race and adds The press and people
trust that the result will show the French
reyanchi-ls the worth of the rcyanchc
spirit II Denmark can forget such llol.
stein, France ought TO learn In reconcile
herself 10 the loss oi Alsaco-LoirN ie."
With reference To Prince I rdin md, Il
has bccu decided that hc shall 49, assisted
20 maintain his position In Bulgaria.
The ahlicaiion Of Prince Ferdinand does
not depend upon the will Of any power
whatever that ho vas Ei-cd 10 the throne
by the bulgarian nation and will remain
~ long ~ be preserves the affection and
confidence Of the people. The Orleans
family has held a council ut Cobufg 10
consider the situation. Princess Clcmcn.
tine, the mother Of Prince Ferdinand. the
Duke Of Montpcnscr and Others were
present
The Russian government distrusts moro
than ever Prince lismarck's diplomacy
with reference 10 Bulgaria.
The Moscow Gdsdi, SAYS that Germany
u permanent menace 10 the policy Of
Europe, aud that she stands In the way oi
Russia's ultimate destiny.
A newspaper II kieGI, the Kiyf,tors $40
~, the organ Of Gen. lmnticil, says Russia
will soon absorb the balkans, including
'onHAhNNAllNlilft l'llN NtIlnAu luNlku'1
OF military strength.
The II. Petersburg press, within u few
DAYS after the departure from that city OF
Emperor William, Uses much the sam,
language. II II significant that the I'm
pcrors visit accomplished little toNar
easing the strained relations between IN,
two countries.
Prince bismarck viii 90 To KiScngcr
after his conference with Emperor Will
fam.
II Is doubtful whether the interview he
tween Signor Irispi, the Italian Premier.
aud Count Kalnoky, Imperial Minister nj
Foreign Anaina, oi Austria, will DO hcl,
until October.
The protest Of the Vatican against ~
visit OF Emperor William ~ Rome ha
proved cilcciual
Cardinal Galambcrii, papal nuncio q
Vienna. b reported 81 be secretly aucin
Prince bismarck nj Vienna last evening
aitcran absence 1T several DAYS
The clerical papcm Ut Vienna announc
that hc will ~ 10 Berlin on special mh
sion. The truth Is, Prince bismarck ha
a-scnicd ~ the proposal to have Galiu
BERT meet the Emperor William In Rrtli
and 30 mk him personally o. iurrgu N
visit 20 Rome. one result NJ the vatican
diplomatic triumph h that Minister Ctisl
has scni instructions a. the Italian rmhas.
In Paris il inyigun,u tho negotiations /,
a commercial treaty With France. l,crli
officials strongly lisirust the Italian 20
crnmcnt un account Oi H. relations vii
France.
The approaching elections 10 the Ian
tag causes the difference lutNccn the a
tional Liberals aud the Conservatives 40
forming u majority to hcrumC morr al
tincily indicated. The National iiiEml
hoping 10 obtain the prrpoudcnncc, o
disposed 20 brak the alliance with ii
Conservative leaders. who arr dsinclin,
10 renew the caricc agreed upOn early Ia
year.
The North G,rman Gu,os warns II
ultra conservatives that the time /,
passed, aud SAYS that the National 40,
ais will not sacrifice their sympathics vi
public progress 10 Conservative notion
which would retain everything ~ Il is
ecclesiastical, scholastic, political Al
economic domains
Tho language Of the Norih German q
tdf< Ia repeated by the CoioJns Gas,ns
an Indication that the National lileu
are confident the elections will r.is
them 10 powor, independent Ol a coaliti
with tho Conservative
DR.. windthoBi, Who has been aiming
Clerical Conservative combination, Ia
He has been laid up At Ems ior week
heart disease. His Illness has already
organized the clerical party.
Tho Hsichsdnf,rger publishes "a deer
dlfecunr that the anniyenaries Of I
births and deaths oiths Emperon VILLA
and frod"rtck DO eemsBeD,ofalcd as NJ