New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
A DIPLOMATIC TRIUMPH.
PRINCE BISMARCK INDUCES TIE GEAR TO
YIELD.
THE RUSSIAN AUToCRAT CONSENTS TO VISIT
EMPEROR WILLIAM AT LAST-NAVAL
~, ,rrns ND pt.TFpS'S COMPLAINT

ruE RUSSIAN AUTocRAT CONSENTS TO VISIT
EMPEROR WILLIAM AT LAST-NAVAL
FRAUDS - DIR. .pETERs's COMPLAINT
AGAINST THE ENGLISH ADMIRAL.
Copvright 1889; BY The Eee York Associated Press
Berlin July 27.-The greatest diplomatic triumph
Of Prince BismarcRs life will be achieved II he sue
ceeds in his latest project which IS to arrange meet
ing between the Gar Emperor Francis Joseph and
Emperor William In Berlin. News Of the Cars as
sent TO the proposal that he should visit the German
court on August 90 received at the Foreign once
on Monday, causing the greatest satisfaction Pnhce
bismarck Immediately communicated with Count Kali
noky calling his attention TO the opportunity pre-
scented by the nearly colncden. visits of the Gar
and Emperor Francis Joseph, and proposing that
an interview be held between the three monarchs as
well as conferences between himself Count haihoky
and VI. de Gers, the object being 20 dissipate all
Observation-Disclosures Everything depends upon
tho mood Of the Gar rhe "Ureuz
Zeitlng' has seml-oGlcial advices Hon
ST. Petersburg which say: The Car, WHO ha'
frequently altered his Intentions regarding the return
of the visit OF Emperor William, has now assen'ci
under the persistent entreaues OF NJ de GierS ana
NJ yishneeradskl. since the Bork accident the Gar
has had a morbid dread Of a railway Journey evoh
With the entire route guarded by select troops lie
Will be accompanied to Berlin by the Empress and
the whole imperial family. The party VIII
proceed TO copenhagen after leaving boriin'
RETURN OF THE EMPEROR WILLIAM.
Emperor william arrived at Wilhemshaven this
morning. An immense crowd, including hosts oil
visitors were assembled to greet the Emperor ie
Is bronzed and vigorous looking Immediately upon
landing he sent telegram to the Empress, Who'
accompanied by her four sons, left Kissingen at
o'clock this afternoon for Wilhelmshaven. Their
Maiesties will remain there until Wednesday, when
the Emperor will leave here for England.
THE GERMAN NAVAL FRAUDS
within an hour after HIS arrival the Emperor
ordered the Admiralty to report on the arrest OF
officials in connection with the Naval frauds.
The position OF the persons arrested and the wide
qualifications of the frauds have sent thrill OF indg
nation and shame throughout the Empire. Todays
talk in the official circle represents the Emperor as
furious lie is said to have sent telegram atter
telegram to the highest officials regarding the matter
Herr Cremcr, a highly placed Official at Kiel, IS re
ported to have committed suicide after his arrest
COMPLAINT FROM DIR. PETERS.
DR.. Peters has sent letter from East Africa to
he Cologne Gazettc,' in which he the Eng
lish Admiral Freemante Of seizng the Peters expedi
ton steamer Necra after the expedition had landed
outside the bocade limits. although the vessel had no
contraband Of war aboard. The Cologne Gazette
declares that unless the Government speedily adopts
decisive measures the English will completely exclude
the Germans from Central Africa.