The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-31
THE WEEK IN EUROPE.
The Pacific Effects of the En-
perOr's Visit.
The Hostile Tones of the Rus
sian Press.

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| Association.l
BERLIN, July 28.-The movements Of
| Emperor William and his party, after their
| visit to Copenhagen, are timed so they will
arrive at Keil on sMonday snext. On Tues
! day His Majesty will hold a naval review, the
| leading feature being the test Of the powers of
torpedo boats.
| The interview between Emperor William
and King Christian of Denmark, has special
| importance as associated with the settlement
of the family question connected with
THE BULGARIAN THRONE.
| The car has given his assent to the crea-
ton Of Bulgarian monarchy with either
| Prince Waldemar, the youngest son of King
| Christian or the duke Of Cumberland on the
throne. The latter has decisively rejected the
offer which was made to him through Bis
marcl, and in his note refusing to accept the
crown, he declares that the proposal is an in
| suit to him as the legitimate king of Hanover.
King Christian advised Waldemar to accept
the throne. King George, Of Greece, brother
OF Prince Wademar, opposes his candidature,
Important events are certain to take place, if
Greece and Bulgaria come into conflict
Emperor William, before returning to Pots
dam, will 90 to Friedericksruhe to confer with
| Bismarck
THE EMPEROR IN STOCKHOLM.
Advices from Stockholm say that Emperor
William was delighted with his reception at
that place, which was even more spontaneous
than the reception at st. Petersburg. A Stock
| holm journal Of today, the DazenS Nyteter,
dwells upon the pleasant impression which
! Emperor William left by his frank and I'M
! constrained manners. 1t considers his visit of
the greatest Importance in assisting the pro-
gress of a peaceful policy which must hence
forth become secure for minor Europe.
The National Zeitung, in semi-official
article, declares that the imperial visit to
hole.
re-estabishment Of friendly relations by Ger
many with the Scandinavian press, and adds:
"The Prussan press and people trust that the
result will show the French the worth of
revanehe spirit. If the car will get Holstein,
France ought to learn to reconcile herself to
tho loss OF .Alsace-Lorraine. With reference
to Prince Ferdinand, it has been decided that
he shall be assisted to maintain his position in
Bulgaria"
Last evenings Sworbada. the official organ
of the Sofia government, declares that the abb
dcatiOn Of Prince Ferdinand does not depend
on the will OF any power whatever; that he
was raised to the throne by the Bulgarian ma
ton and will remain as long as he preserves
the affection and confidence Of the people.
The Orleans family has held council to con-
slider the situation Princess Clementine,
mother of Prince Ferdinand, the Duke of
Montpelier and others were present. The
Russian government distrusts more than ever
Bismarck's diplomacy with reference to Bull
garia
THE TONE OF THE RUSSIAN PRESS.
The Moscow Gazette and Syiet are no longer
content with demanding the deposition of
Prince Ferdinand from the throne of Bulgaria
as a guarantee of Germanys good faith, but
demand that Bismarck be dismissed. 1t is
notable as illustrating how Emperor Williams
visit to ST. Petersburg modifies anti-German
hostilties as seen in the pan-Slavic press.
Regarding the church festival at Kieff, it
should be said that it is not the great celebra-
ton which was expected. But few German
Journals responded to the invitation to be
present. Some of the minor papers sent repre-
sentatives at the cost of the star committee.
The contemptuous neglect with which Ger
many thus treats the celebration rouses the
ire of the Muscoyite press. The Moscow GA
zette says:
peace of Europe, and she stands in the way of
Russa's ultimate destiny" A newspaper of
Kieif, the Kieskove Sloyo, the organ of Gen.
eral Ignatieff, says Russia will soon absorb all,
including Constantinople.
The st. Petersburg Press, in few days after
the departure from that city of Emperor Will
liam, uses The same language. 1t is significant
that the emperor'S visit accomplished little
toward easing the strained relations between
the two countries.
BISMARCK AND THE EMPEROR.
Bismarck will go to Kissingen after his con-
ference with Emperor William. 1t is doubtful
whether the interview between the Italian
premier and count Kalokys imperial minister
October.
The protests of the vatican against the visit
of Emperor William to Rome has proved
effootual. Cardinal Galimberti papal nuncio,
is reported to have been secretly seeing Bis
marck at Fredrichsruhe. 1t is certain that he
returned to Vienna last evening, after an abb
sence of several days.
The clerical papers of Vienna announce that
he will SO TO Berlin on a special mission. The
truth is Bismarck has aSsented to the proposal
to have Galimberti meet Emperor William in
Berlin and ask him personally to forego his
visit to Rome. One result of
THE VArICAN's TRIUMPH
is that Minister Crispi has sent instructions to
the Italian embassy in Paris to investigate
the negotiations with France. Berlin officials
strongly distruSt tho italian government on
account of its relation with France.
The approaching election to the landtag
causes differences between the national lib
erals now forming majority, to become more
distinctly indicated. The national liberals,
hoping to obtain preponderane, are disposed to
create M alliance with the conservative lead
ers, who arc disinclined to renew the cartel
agreed upon early last year. Tho North Ger
| man Gazette warns ultra conservatives that
| their time has passed.. IL says that tho ma
! tonal liberals viii sacrifice their sympathies
! with public progress to the conservative ma
| tionals which would retain everything as it is
| in scholastic domains The language
| of the North German Gazette is re-
! peated by the Cologne Gazette as
|
confident that the elections will restore them
! TO power independent Of coalition with the
| conservatives, DIR. WindhorSt, who has been
aiming at a clerical combination. is Ill. He has
! been laid mp at Ems for a week by heart dis
ease. lie has been forbidden to do any work.
| His illness has already disorganized the cler-
! ical party.
| THEY ARE TO BIC CELEBRATED.
The RejohsauEeder publishes decree di-
| rectiug that the anniversaries of the births
! of Emperor William and Frederick III. DE
/ commemoratod as special celebrations in all
| societies and universities of Germany.
| With Corns aud Bunions when
| you can secure immediate and
! permanent relief at small expense
| iuuv by using AcadS Corn ana I}tsaiois
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