The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-09
A ROYAL GOODNESS.
The Emperor Of Germany and the
Gar Of Russia Don't Hitch.
THE BEAR STILL LIKES FRANCE.
Prince George in Paris-The Gar and the
Shah-COncessions Must Not be Made to
England Troops Ready to March.

BERLIN, June s-(Copyright, 1888, by
toe New York Associated Press. THE
delay in the transmission from Washing
ton of the United States assent TO the
Samoan treaty, has originated rumors that
Blaine desired revision of several points.
Inquiry at the foreign office and the Eng
lish embassy elected the information that
nothing had occurred that is likely TO re
tard the exchange Of signatures or fequir-
ing further reference TO committees or
Dleuary conference. Blaine has been in
communication with Phelps regarding YER
bal amendments to the protocles which
were submitted to Count Herbert Bismarck
and Sir Edward Malet and accepted
without comment. The official irritation
over Blaine's cautious scrutiny of the pro
t0cols is abating with the recognition of
the Justice and value of the American plans
on the final and decisive settlement OF
Samoan questions. The Impotence of the
the foreign Office to close the matter has
not FASTENED the action OF Lord Salisbury
any more than il has that Of Mr. Blaine.
The English commissioners do not at
tach the slightest importance to the dila-
tyry procedure of their foreign office. As
soon as the Washington government cables
Sign = Lord Salisbury's assent Will be
ready. From the nature of the latest COM
munications to the American commission
ers it is expected that the conference will
meet Tuesday for the last time.
Blain has asked concerning the
arrangements for the return of
Malieto. 1t is settled that an
electoral decision by the natives viii be
taken some time after Malieto is reinstated.
Bismarck's period of repose at SchOn-
hansen was probably cut short by advices
from St. Petersburg, showinga renewal of
the hostile policy of the Car The En-
Deror's programme for his visit to England:
for the reception of EmperorE'rahcis Joseph
and other plans. remain uncertain,
Through the Cars refusal to settle the
preliminaries for the proposed inter
view with the Emperor Viii
liam. Bismarck sent TO St. Petersburg
the appointment of the date and place for
the meeting of the Emperor and Car, but
the latter declined to appoint the date,
further than that on returning from Cop
enhagen he might meet the Emperor at
Riel.
This tame response from Russia has rem
dered the sending Of formal indication
from Berlin doubtful. Semi-otficial news
papers say that the cordial personal rela-
lions between the Car and Emperor Viii
Liam are unchanged, but they ignore the
fact of the renewal Of the strained rela-
tons of the Berlin and Vienna govern
ments toward Russia
Apart from the Cars ominOus toast 10
prince Nicholas, Of Montenegro, and his
Sending of Prince Nicholas on a special
mission to Paris, followed by the Grand
Duke George, who will sail on a war ship
from Cronstadt to Harye and thence pro
coed to Paris. there are signs of activity |
raising in response to the activity on the |
part of the triple alliance. Prince George |
IS the Cars favOrite son and probably his |
successor, IN view Of the weak brain and |
general debility Of the Czarowitch.
Prince George begins his tour of the |
world starting from Paris, where his
presence is intended to mark the Cars
adhesion to the French alliance. 1t is de-
MED that the Prince of Montenegro is en-
trusted with d mission, but it is admitted
that he viii attend the conference of the
Pan-SiaVists Of SerYia, at which his son in !
Law. Prince KarageoreYicht will be de
clared the legalized claimant to the Servian
throne with the establishment of the old
Servian empire, including Bosnia and Her
Zegovnia.
The Cologne Gazette declaree that the
Gar is definitely committed to the plans of
the Slayist policy involving critical devel-
Opments which are bound to have violent
end.
DR. Peters expedition has collapsed ow-
ing to an epidemic among the Romalis.
The expedition has disbanded and the
ammunition has been shipped for Germany. |
There is no abatement in the general |
{ strike movement. The masons and car
venters of Berlin are steadfast in their |
demands and are confident OF final victory |
The VOUf Blatt announces a combined &C |
tion among the workmen on the royal es-
tates, including coachmen, gardeners, etc, |
for increased pay. The Emperor already !
has ordered that the wages of married men !
be raised The police are making efforts |
to suppress the wOrkingmen's meet |
ing everywhere. Conservative journals |
bitterly comment on the imperial protec- |
ton TO the wOrkmen. They declare that |
il is misplaced, that the workmen are be |
coming corrupted by Socialism and their
friends in France. The KreuSe Zsitung n
nOunces that the Socialist members of the |
reichstag favor organizing visits to the |
vYorkmen's delegates to Paris and urges
the government to suppress their arrange |
mentS.
The dispute of the German Socialists |
vi those of France is settled and the
Ftlris congress is likely to have a large
German representation.