The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-04
THE POPE And ITALY.
What Austria Will do in Case the
x Vatican is Occupied.
THE EMPERoRs DO NOT. MEET
Blsnsrck's Plan Fails wad Fl Jumi Dead
Trial of the Yorktown-Canadian Cars
A Pension Appointment.

BERLIN, Aug. 3.-[Copyright 1855, New
York Associated Press. Prince Bis
marck's maneuvres to bring about meet
ing of the three emperors have been foiled
by the sullen reticence of the Czar, who has
not deigned to acknowledge the communi-
cation of Count Schouskloff, intimating to
him that Emperor Francis Joseph and
Emperor William are favorable to the
interview. The language of the semi-offi-
cial papers of St. Petersburg is studiously
designed to divest the visit of any tendency
to restoration amity. The Car is de-
scribed as too well experienced with Bis
marck's tinesse to allow himself to again be
duped. With mistaken flrmness he refused
to listen to any overtures unless preceded
by a recognition of Russia's claims to free
dom of action in the Balkan peninsula. The
ominous outlook on the Servo Bulgarian
frontier. where both governments are
massing troops; the rising in Crete and the
concentration of Russians around Kars,
diScourages the hope that the Cars Jour
ney will be anything but a formality which
he would avoid if possible. The foreign
Office does not expect him to come
to Berlin; he will go direct
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one night and then proceed to Copenhagen
by way of Kiel.
Among the pressing questions to be dis
cussed by Bismarck and Count Kalnoky,
the Austrian prime minister, during the
stay of the Emperor Francis Joseph, is the
position of the Pope. 1t is believed Mgr.
Saliniberte has influenced the Austrian
emperor to make an explicit promise to
rupture The alliance with Italy, if Italy
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Pope leave Rome. SignOr Crispi on the
hostile diplomacy of Austria on the italian
policy regarding the Vatican, comes again
to confer with Prince Bismarck immedi-
diately after the departure of the Austrian
Emperor The temper of the Italian gov
eminent toward Austria is displayed in
Signor CEispi's response to Prince Bis
marck's congratulations on the repression
of the 1rredinties committee. 1t was
briefly that the Irredinties will continue
to agitate until Austria removes the cause.
Emperor Williams sojourn in England
is the prominent topic of the press and So
ciety. The semi-official newspapers indulge
in rhetorical gush over English sympathies
with the Emperor's unwearied service in
the interests of peace, and the community |
of interests existing between the two ma
lions, their great civilizing mission, etc.
The Emin relief committee to-day issued |
an appeal to the nation for funds to aid |
the expedition. The appeal won't work !
The committee ignored the fact that Dr. |
Peters expedition sticks fast as disor- !
ganized mob of Samalis cfamoring forpay |
and the Europeans are sick and wanting |
doctors and medicines.
The inquiry into the Kiel navy frauds |
proves that corrupt practices have been in |
operation since 1884. The wood and iron |
sent to Kiel for construction purposes were
only signed for and then secretly sold in |
England. Chief Constructing Engineer |
Pannecke is the principal in the scheme. |
The Bremen officials are also involved. !
The Emperor insists upon the utmost Sc
cresy, and will allow only the sentences
which are imposed to be published.
The police are suppressing all meetings of |
Socialists convened to hear reports from |
the delegates to the Paris convention. The |
National Zettung states that the com
mercial treaty with Japan goes into opera
ton in February. The Germans will be |
privileged to penetrate the country and |
trade everywhere. Special German con-
sular jurisdiction will be renowned