The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-07
THE BgRLIN BUDGET.

The CIar of IlusSla's Life In DanEer-Pre-
caution Taken to Protect Him.
BERLIN, Oct. G.-OAiCialt kilograms from
Fredensbourg received at Potsdam aud
the foreign office, say that the Gar will
start for Berlin on Thursday next. Ac.
cording to the present programme, the
Czarwill 20 to Kiel, jOurnsying thence
by way Of the old oldeIsloe and schwarz-
beck to Berlin. This programme is sub.
jeCt to alteration.
NJ. schlrinkine, Chief Of the Cars
Secret Police, passed through Berlin on
his way to Kiel. He Is accompanied by
the Inspector and Imperial Tracings.
The Cars special train, once owned by
the Empress Eugenie, lies at the station
here, having come from Wirballen.
There are swarms OF Russian police here,
at Kiel and at the stations along the pro.
posed route.
EVERY PRECAuTioE TAKRN.
Russian troops line the rails from
wirballen to Moscow. The precaution
taken far excels those on the occasion Of
the former visit OF the Car and are due
TO his intense fears Of an attempt upon
his life. Tho Czarina leaves Copenha.
zen on October / for Konigsberg, re.
ioining the Gar at some point on the
homeward journey. Only Court Minis
ter WoronlzOw DashkOf and Aide de
Camp Generals Teherairnd and Richter
will accompany the Car:
Under the pressing insistance of Count
SChouvalOiT, the Russian Ambassador to
Germany, the CEar will accord Prince
Bismarck the desired interview. As
soon Us tho promise Of conference was
received, tho semi-ofllcial press was In.
struCted to deny the statement that the
Government intended to apply to the
Reichstag for military credit Of several
hundred million marks. i.
Tho National GdseiLe turns upon itself,
declaring that no money demands oi any
Importance were ever contemplated by
tho Government. The statement that
the movements OF the Russian troops
we're threatening the safety OF the from
tier is likewise pronounced exaggerated,
JUST A LITTLE VISIT.
The Gar will pass As hours between
potsdam and Berlin, Nothing is ex.
pected to result from bis meeting with
Prince Bismarck. The Moscow news.
papers ridlCulU the idea that the CEar
viii accent any ConCiliaLoTy oyerLurel
unless they are well backed by solid
concessions. ,
An uneasy feeling appears 10 prevail
in the Austrian official circle, II being
feared that the Chancellor Is about "a
make a now move In Offering 10 assist
IN restoring Russian dominion In Bul
varia as an inducUment 10 draw the CEaI
| from French alliance. This Vlennl
Frtienbi1its article advocating the reCog
milton Ol Ferdinandas as Prince Of Bulgaria
las been quoted by the North German
Guieiie without comment
Other sUmi.oiIiCial papers believe Ger
man support Doubtful although the vi
enna cabinet Ia known 10 attach supfemI
Importance 10 the question. Prince Bic
naFCk ID suspected Of playing a double
game, II Ia thought that on the ont
hand he will threaten the Car With [
movement looking 10 q firm establish
meht Of Bulgarian independence, whit
on The other hand, he will offer an on
lehle, based on q proposal that RubslI
shall have a ifeef hand 10 deal With Bul
pafla and intervene Armenia,
THE ciiAScELLoR's rLANs.
II Ia certain that II the Car refuse
Prince Blsmafck's proposals with cold
ness, recognition Of Ferdinand BY III
Porte, the powers forming the triple Al
lance and England, will be the lmmt
! diale ieqeunce. The Sultan has alfead
agreed 70 recognise Fedlnand, and onl