The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-03
A GUEST OF THE SULTAN.
THE ARRIVAL OF THE KAISER AT
CONsTANTINOPLE.

A Continuous Salute from the Forts
and War Ships as the Emperor
Passed Through the DardaneIles-A
Cordial Greeting from the Turkish
Potentate-Ihe Coming Conference.
Copyrighted 1889 by The Nel0 York Associated
Press.
BERLIN, Nov. 2-Emperor William tele-
graphed to Prince Bismarck to-day as fol-
lows:
YILDIz KIOSK, Nov. 2, II An.
Have just arrived here Fine weather. View
beautiful beyond description.
Other official dispatches give detailed
account of the meeting between the Turkish
fleet and the German ships Kaiser and
Hohenzollern at the entrance to the Darda-
nelies. 1t was striking spectacle. The
passage through the straits was made under
continuous roll of salutes from the forts.
THE FIRST WELCOME.
On entering the sea of Marmora, Said
Pasha, minister of foreign affairs; Edhem
Pasha, formerly grand vigier. and Herr
Won Radowitz, the German ambassador
left the sultan's Izgedin and were received
by the emperor on the Kaiser. Lunch
was served on board the German
warship. The empress was invisible,
as she was again suffering from sea
sickness, although the passage had been
calm. The vessels proceeded and were
sighted off the entrance to the Bosphorus at
10 o'clock. A large number of vessels, gaily
decorated, followed the German ships to the
Dolmabaktche palace, where the Sultan,
attended by his ministers and principal
court officials, awaited the coming Of the
emperor.
GREETED BY THE SULTAN.
Upon his arrival Emperor William was
cordially greeted by the sultan. After par
taking of refreshments the two monarchs s
drove to the Yildi palace in carriages, under
the escort of squadron of cavalry. The
sultan and empress sat on one side and En-
peror William and Prince Henry on the
other. The sultan exchanged few phrases
in French with each of the guests and then
relapsed into absolute silence. Herr Won
RadowitZ, acting under instructions from
Prince Bismarck, will attend, with Said
Pasha, the business interviews between the
monarchs. The semi-official press Of Berlin
no longer denies the political Importance of
the visit.
FRESH GUARANTEES OF PEACE.
The North German Gazette of tonight
states that if the intentions of the emperor
are realized the conferences at Constant1-
nople will create fresh guarantees Of peace
based upon the general principles of Prince
Bismarck's policy, and will strengthen the
Greibund and further assure the well-being
and prosperity of the fatherland, adding TO
Germany's debt of gratitude to the Kaiser.
Other papers compare the present meeting
with the emperor's visit to the Osborne
house, drawing the inference that the result
will be similar entente cordiale.
BAD NEWS FROM RUSSIA.
The frankness of these admissions of in
spired organs is partly due to official
advices from st. Petersburg that the czar
has relapsed under pan-slavist influences
that the changes that were in progress to
eliminate the war advocates from the czars
council and encourage have been counter
manded; that the German-hating press has
resumed its former hostile attitude, and
that everything is the same as before the
czar's meeting with Prince Bismarck. The
czar's i'll humor causes no disappointment
here.
TO COUNTERPART TIRE EFFECT.
ATHENS, Nov. 2.-The czarowitz has
been instructed TO return TO St. Petersburg
by way of Odessa. The object of taking
this route Is to afford an excuse for visiting
the Turkish capital with a view to counter
acting the effect of the visit of Emperor
William