Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-08
FOREIGN FINDINGS.
The Cars Latest Scheme as
to Bulgaria.
BIsMARCK's COUNSEL SOLICITED.
He Will Attend the Meeting of EN-
perOrs-Germany's Compact
with Belgium.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
Copyright, 1888, by New York Associated
Press.1
BERLIN, July THE Gar has asked
in an autograph letter to Emperor William
that Prince Bismarck accompany the
Emperor to st. Petersburg, where M
de Giers will formally present proposal
for a nominal Russian protectorate in
Bulgaria. The proposal does not involve
the occupation of the country by Russia.
The candidate for the Bulgarian throne
is to be appointed by an ambassadorial
conference to be held in Vienna or Con-
'stantinople. If these terms are accepted
the Gar will order the army corps,
mastering on the Austrian and German
frontiers, back into the interior. Prince
Bismarck ,at "a Cabinet meeting yesterday,
stated these proposals, and said he be-
lieved they offered chance for a
peaceful solution of the question, and
that he intended to respond by going to
st. Petersburg if the Austrian Govern
ment conceded in his views. Doubt is
expressed as to whether Austria will
consent.
A Warsaw paper, the acknowledged
organ of General Ghourdo, asserts that
the National party, with whom the Car
must reckon, is determined to reap the
fullest results for the blood and money
expended in Turkey. In the same art
icle the Poles of Posen and Galicia are
exhorted to rally round Russia in the
approaching war with Germany.
THE DOCTORS REPORTS.
The doctors report on the malady of
Emperor Frederick will be published on
Tuesday next. The report deals strictly
with the nature Of the disease, and con-
tains separate reports, signed by Profess
sors Bardelben, Bergman, Gerhardt,
Kussmaul, Schretter and Schmidt
Neither Mackenzie nor Hovel signed the
report. Mackenzie will issue a separate
report, with statement from an Aus
trian professor, Billroth, defending Mac
Kenzie's statement.
WILLIAMS ZEAL IN THE ART OF KILLING.
The Emperor in accepting the resigna-
ton OF General Won Caprivi, conferred
upon him the grand cross of the Red
Eagle, and assigned him to the COM
mand of an army corps at the Au.umn
maneuvres. The Emperor appears to
attach the utmost importance to these
maneuvres. It is his intention to further
develop the cavalry service. He is also
experimenting with view to the employ
ment of pioneers for 10th the construc-
ton and destruction of railway and tele-
graph lines, bridges and tunnels. His
energy has vivified every department of
the military service. The maneuvres
will be of exceptional interest, represent.
ing the latest developments in the art of
killing. The firing Is to be under electric
light, applied in various ways, now
bringing into full view the attacked and
again the attacking forces.
DIVIDING FRANCE WITH BELGIUM.
a statement printed in The Paris Nea-
uelle Revue on the alliance between Ger
many and Belgium is reproduced in
papers here. While the statement is
believed to be true in substance. it is
considered inaccurate as to detail. No
treaty has been concluded between Ger
many and Belgium, but it is known that
Prince 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 ter
ritory. If France should be conquered,
Belgium is to be permitted to annex the
French departments of Pas De Calais,
Somme, Aisne and Ardenne.
SOUTH POLE EXPEDITION.
The South Pole expedition planned
several years ago by DIR. Neumrier, of the
Marine Observatory at Hamburg, in like
ly to start in the spring. The Imperial
Government has been asked to defray
has made favorable response and has
referred the question Of the expedition to
a committee Of the admiralty.