Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-17
BERLIN BUDGET.
THE VARIOUS VISITS OF ROYALTY
AND THE EFFECTS.
Pending Negotiations characterized as a
Rotten Compromise That May Prove
Worse Than Enforced War;
copyrighted 1889 by the New York Associated
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copyrighted 1889 by the New York Associated
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BERLIN, November l6.-The develop
ments Of Prince Bismarck's diplomacy
promise 10 result in permanent accord be-
tween Austria and Russia. The Car 8
visit to Berlin, Count kalnoky's visit to
FREDERICKSBURG, Emperor Williams visits TO
Monsa and COnstantinople, and finally the
conference between Emperor William ana
Emperor Francis Joseph at Inns Bruck,
have been successive stages OF contln-
nous policy leading toward settlement.
The Bismarck scheme restores kussia's do
minion in Bulgaria. Prussia IN return re-
cocnizing rs definite Austria's possession
of Bosnia and HerzegOyonia. Since TINS
proposal was communicated 10 Ire
rnier Cfispi the latter has minated
60 Prince Bismarck that the sane
ton Of Italy might depend upon the
|cesSion OF lrentinO by Austria. When
Count Kalnoky left Friedrichsruhe nothing
was settled. The Austrian Minister held
that the sacrifice Of Trent no was inpossl-
bic. He considered the possession OF bos-
MIA as already definite. as IL could only De
abandoned after a crushing defcat. Inc
Inns Bruck interview brought the nego-
tiatious % climax. Emperor FRANCES DO
scph consented 20 leave Prince crdlnanu
pose the Russian candidate, provided no
was elected under the conditions OF the
Bulgarian treaty. lie ractcally accorded
the Car a free hand in Bulgaria short oi "a
Russian occupation. He declined to con-
slider the question of Trcntino.
Count Herbert Bismarck went TO Pots
dam tonight 10 learn the details OF The IN
torview with the Emperor.
The Porte IS ready a. soon as IL learns
- 4 90 -
msrck's mediation TO sond "A circular-letter
20 the sicnatory Powers: a..
Sicnor Crispi. the italian Prime Minister,
Is expected hero next weck.
The press demands Ircntino NJ The prlce
Of ltaly's adhesion.
Prince Bsmarcks reJ,ifrce into the
Reichsiac. u is reported viii be postponed
until hs ia allie to raise the curtain and ms
close the situation The Foreign once IS
entirely snuguiue that the Chancellor WI
soon bo M position ~ describe the sue
cess e his diplomacy and pay tribute TO
the wisdom and energy - the halser.
Count koluoky submitted To bismarck
with reluctance. 4 singular expression OF
discomfort appears IN the Ptm0, ne le-
coguizf3 organ of both Che VIENNA folcign
Once and Tie Hungarian VI nstry. This
journal caiis The pending arrangements an
enforced. rotten compromise. winch, u sa] s.
nav ifots "oi Yuan o.. 49, ~,
nc "i y" coz 'i'..'- "'," '.t ~ ~,
germany p.4i. VII .'-. w" '~' -
MA'AlaNriitl p'ilt. ANA ,Ii-t IT,
the Imperial Nee ;ng ar inns nI VIZ
simply give " renewed s'nri On 10 lNe
stofus qn1. before, gong ID iuNS b H.
Emperor Franc +o- pA H-.fI 'oi-l'l''i
WITH count nam 'hl' l'.H ,Ne .-S. 'o.' UI
tnt l.-0Iih 'i''' ~. de ,'l..l' - as,
Inc lNll'f"t 10 anu"
and conferred - ITO h.in iol we H,ii.'
II hair .f Keeps lai'h ~, ~ '' -i.H'
Tho a't'ur' OF 'nc vienna, ''-l =, ,'F ar"
Bulgaria u..s. change. h' CIV
between the h'Iun ANA Nitli" u"IiVI.S
have recently become mhrhe" lnc Du.-
Goiian agent Si 'Ir-na hi' "'eh semi
officially recognized. LlhG,f pHhh ms ne
gotiat. "a n.w Bulgarian Loan. ana me
Austrian Consul M SOFIA BIS cohi1ehl. ire
advisor of Prince Ferdinand SAYS me D.F7
Iaau Con nj lli lot even salute t'"ihanu
on uoo.nt him pm iho sire t. an" con-
Iietoy ignores MN as iAe H''" Oh '''
Hoyeinncn'- H., ..s-.;,.:.,.
count ht''ril hi. in'i 'h .'i-
rom ,i'& count ...t'; W. i.','.-'5
i-ToHrh '.- "a, ir severely ' iI
upon iA '..' rig. ..t '''- az 81" H.. t,,s
showing % ia. Is oi court ,-t cue 'Hv aus
tran Premier. bismaicA ie-e nI' laHic
hcucs ln ,ucou.al n'ht 1l lHt N1'cn
movement conpinri WIN DIS. pei. -.A'
inerta req ny thc oPpo-''-'h, o.! sl ,.