New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-06
nherits much OF his fathers love for music. being de-
voted to the compositions Of Wagner
THE CAR COMING THIS WEEK.
DEFINITELY DECIDING TO START FOR
BERLIN ON THURSDAY.
ELABORATE PRECAUTIONS FOR HIS SAFETY
PRINCE BISMARCK TO HAVE HIS
INTERVIEW.
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Berlin, Oct 5.-oricial kilograms from Fredensbnrg.
received at Potsdam and the Foreign Once tonight.
say that the Gar will for Berlin on Thursday
next According 70 the present programme the Car
Will 20 to KEEL ourneyng thence by way OF Oldersloe
and schwsnenbeck to Berlin This programme is
subject 10 alteration. NJ Sohirlnkine chief Of the
Car. secret police. passed through Berlin to-day
on his way Kiel. He is accompanied by the in
spector Of Imperial trains The Cars special train.
once owned by the Empress Eugenie. lies at the
station here, having come from Wlrbaen- There are
swsrms Of Russian police here. az kiel aud al the
stations along the proposed route. Russian troops
line the rails from WhbalIen 10 Moscow. The pre-
cautions taken far exceed those the occasion Of the
former visit Of ne Gar and due to his intense
fears Ot attempt upon his life. The CzarIns
lssvcs Copenhagen October L. for Konigsberg,
Joining theCzar at point the homeward journey
Only Court Minister Woron2Ow DsschkoT and
AIDES de-camp Generals 1ehereino and Richter will
accompany the Czar.
Under the pressing fnsistance Gf Count Schouvalof
the Russian Ambassador to Germany the Gar will
accord Prince Bismarck the desired Interview. As
soon the promise OF conference was received,
the semiotiical press instructed b. deny the
statement that the Government Intended 10 apply
to the Reichstag for military credit of several
hundred million marks. Tonight the National
Gazette turns upon itself. declaring that money
demands Of any importance were ever contemplated
by the Government. The statement that the move
ments of Russian troops threatening the saet ~
of the frontier Is likewise pronounced exaggerated
The Gar VIII pass fOrty-eight hours between
Potsdam and Berlin Nothing is expected to TO
suit from his meeting with Prince Bismarck.
The Moscow newspapers rdicule the idea that
the Gar will accept any concatng overtures unless
they backed by solid concessions.
BIsMARCKS BULGARIAN POLICY.
An uneasy feeling appears TO prevail in the Aus
TRAN official Circles 1t being feared that the Chancellor
is about TO make new move by offering TO assist
in restoring Russian dominance I'm Bulgaria as an
lnducement draw the Car from French alliance.
The vienna Fremdenblatts7 article advocating the
recognition Of Ferdinand as Prince Of Bulgaria has
been quoted by the North German Gazette without
comment. Prince Bismarck Is suspected Of playing
double game It is thought that on the onc'
hand he will threaten the Car with a movement
looking Co the firm establishment of bulgarian indie
pendence while on the other hand he will offer
an entente based a proposal that Russia shall
have a freer hand to deal with Bulgaria and inter-
vene in Armenia.
1t is certain that II the Gar receives Prince
Bsmarcks proposals with GOODNESS, recognition OF
Ferdinand by the Porte, the Powers forming the
triple alliance and England will be the immediate
SEQUENCE The Sultan has already agreed to recog-
ME Ferdinand and only awaits the Wish bf En-
perOr William before Issuing formal proclamation
to that effect.
PRINCE BISMARCK'S INFLUENCE PREVAILS.
Princess Margaret sister Of the Emperor is be-
trotbed 10 Prince william. the heir Of the Duke OF
Nassau Her mother favored the suit of the Crown
Prince of Denmark, while Bismarck favored the Prince
of Nassau.