The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-03
CLOUDS BLOWN AWAY.
EUROPE'S PEACE sRRMS MORE Sc
CURE THAN EVER.

Count Kalnoky's Visit to Prince Bis
marck Apt to Result in a Modifica.
ton OF the Anti-Russian Tendency
OF Austria's Policy - The Kaiser's
Work in Turkey.
BERLIN, Nov. 2.-Count Kalnoky arrived
at Freiderichsruhe at noon to-day. Herr
brauer, counsellor Of the Austro- Hunga-
rian legation at Berlin, received him at the
railway station. The chancellor also met
him at the station and shook him heartily
by the hand. A number of persons who
had gathered at the station saluted the
statesmen with cries of "Hoch," to which
theyibowed in response. They then entered
carriage and were driven to the castle.
Count Kalnoky will remain at Fried
erichsruhe until Monday.
MAY BE FAVORABLE TO RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. at is believed
IN political circles here that the interview
between Count Kalnoky, the Austro-
hungarian prime minister, and Prince
bismarck. at Friederichsruhe, will result
In modification Of the anti-Russian tend
ency OF Austrian policy, but that the
eHects OF the conference will not be suffici-
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70 abandon her present waiting policy.
TO STRENGTHEN EURoPE's PEACE.
COLOGNE, Nov. "A semi-ofticial dis
paoch from Berlin to the Cologne Gazette
says that the visit of Count Kalnoky to
Prince Bismarck, and Emperor Williams
vlsit TO Italy, are intended to strengthen
the peace of Europe. The sultan, the DIS
patch says, will have an
opportunity to convince himself that
In receiving Emperor William he will
receive a friend who cherishes unselfish
wishes for the welfare of Turkey and who
is determined to maintain all treaties look
Ing to European peace. All attempts to
induce Turkey to join the triple alliance,
or to enter into political alliance, are pre-
cluded, but the emperor's visit win en-
courage the sultan to peacefully develop
the economic forces OF Turkey, and to
further avail himself Of Germany's COM
merclal forces to attain that object.
RUSSIA AND BULGARIA.
Copyright 1889, By the New York Associated
Press.
BERLIN, Nov. Count Kalnoky before
leaving Vienna had long conversation
with Prince Lobanoff, the Russian am-
bassador, through whom he learned that
the czar had resumed his policy Of opposi-
tion to any form of settlement In Bulgaria
which excludes Russia's claim TO a right to
select the head Of the government. Prince
Lobanoff's communication amounted to
a veto from the czar to Count
Kalnoky's project for recognition
of Prince Ferdinand as ruler Of Bulgaria,
and implied also difinitiye rejection Of
Prince Bismarck's scheme. EEas7
In official circles here the conviction pre-
walls that the chancellor will henceforth
abandon all efforts 10 conciliate the czar.
AN AUSTRO-GERMAN UNION.
Apart from political matters concerning
the dreibund, Count Kalnokys mission re-
lates to the formation Of union between
the German and Austro- Hungarian empires,
The existing commercial treaties with
Austria expire In 1892. The treaty of
Frankfort, In which Germany granted
France, In perpetuIty, the most favored ma
tion treatment, appears to be in the way of
an Austro- German Eollverein Count Kali
noky's scheme overrides the Frankfort
treaty IN favor of differential tariffs be-
tween the dreibund powers.
POLITICS AND A MARRIAGE.
The marriage Of Prince Ferdinand to
Princess Louise OF Orleans, daughter Of
Due pAlecon, depends upon the result Of
the Friederichsruhe.c conference. .The mother
Of Princess Louise. the Bavarian Princess
Sophie, is sister Of the Empress of Aus
tria. Emperor Francis Joseph withholds
his approval of the marriage until Count
Kalnoky reports the results of his interview
with Prince Bismarck.