The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-11-10
H0MEWARD BOUND.
EMPEROR WILLIAM TURF MING
TOWARD BERLIN.
Results of the HsiGmarCII-Ka aIslOlSS
Conference and KaiScr-SNItaU
IMterVieWS-E8rCl Will NOt
He Recognized.

Results of the HBiGInarCII-K aIsOk y
Conference and KaiSGT.SNItan u
InterViewS-FerC Will NOt
He Recognized.
Copyright 1889, n. Y. Associated Press.
BERLIN, November 9.-I'irst among
the present results of the Bismarck-kal-
nokv conference and Kaiser-Sultan utter
views is the suspension of the Austrian
project for an official recognition Of the
Bulgarian government. Since the Off
7cial report Of the meeting of Count Her
bert Bismarck and the grand vizier state
that the latter declined to advise the
Sultan to recognize Prince Ferdinand
without material guarantees OF the sup
port of Drebund il Russia attached Tur-
key in the Armenian frontier or at any
other point, the grand vizier farther
declared that Turkey has as much to
fear from Austria as from Russia. and
she could not forward Kaluoky policy
unless she obtained an equivalent. The
attitude of the Porte appears to have
confirmed Bismarck's opposition to in
tcryention in favor Of Prince Ferdinand.
Signor Crispi, the Italian prime minis
ter, approved the kalnoky project, but
the insistenCe of the Chancellor has over
borne both. Official circles i'll Vienna are
sore over this check to Austrian diplo-
macy, and attribute BiSmarcks action
to he promises which he gave the Car
while the latter was III Berlin. The Off
ciaI belief here is that the Chancellor re-
sisted kalnOkv because he was avcrse to
a measure which was likely to produce
acute agitation in the Balkans. The rec
oguition of Prince Ferdinand is therefore
indefinitely postponed
lust before leaving COnstantinoplc En-
peror William had his longest conference
with the Sultan. Said Pasha and Count
Herbert Bismarck were present. After
the conference Count Herbert visited the
English embassy, meeting Sir W. \.
White, the British minister and Sir Ed
gar Vincent
With reference to the Anglo-TurkiSh
negotiations over the conversion of the
Egyptian debt and the continued OCcupa-
tion of Egypt, Emperor William appears
to have urged the Sultan to cultivate an
alliance with England as linking Turkey
to the Drcbund. The exchange of views
by the monarchs is certain to strongly
influence the policy of the Porte, though
no hard-and-taSt argument cnSucS.
The imperial itincratc homcwards in
cudcs stoppage at Corfu and visit to
the Empress OF Austria, who is solOurn-
ing there, and thence to Venice, where
the municipal authorities are preparing
gorgeous sea iete, comprising fleet OF
steamers. richly adorned gondolas and
the illumination of st. Marks and the
Grand canal. 1t will be a thorough old
Doge time celebration.
King Humbert is expected at Venice,
and both monarchs will go to Monza
after meeting the Emperor of Austria at
Insbuch The imperial party is timed to
reach here Saturday. Emperor William
will thus conclude his notable series OF
visits to the sovereigns of Europe with
two additional visits to allied monarchs
as a demonstration. His interviews
with the other monarchs had for their
sole object the solidifcation of the
Drebund.