The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
Manifestation of the Mutually Sus-
picious Regard OF tho Powers.
Turkeys Rejection of Russia's
Neutrality Convention.
Attacks OF the German Press on
the Swiss Government.
A Row in the French Chamber-Cassag.
nae Insults a Member--The Della
goa Bay Trouble-The shah's
Miscellaneous.

Copyright 1850, by New York Associated Press
BERLIN, June 20. Count Kalnoky's
speech, expressing confidence in tho in
tentions Of the Servian Regency. has tended
to allay the alarm which Emperor Francis
Joseph's speech produced. The cordial
references OF both 20 Bulgaria are regarded
rs an answer 10 tho Cars toast to the
Prince Of Montenegro. Notes exchanged
between Austria, Germany, Italy, Eng
land on tie question OF recognizing
Prince Ferdinand show that while there is
no deaire to prcsS the matter no objection
will be offered. Turkeys decision dc.
ponds upon that OF the other powers, but
apart from Russia's opposition the rccogni-
ton offered can hardly become an accom-
plished fact, while Prince Bismarck shows
so little interest in Bulgaria's fate.
The Saoidn Gazette goes to the length OF
asserting that even should war result from
Russian occupation OF Bulgaria aud de-
mand for the evacuation OF Bosnia by
Austria, Germany would not feel inclined
10 assist Austria in the struggle, as the
convention relative TO the occupation of
Bosnia and Herzegovina was made with
out Germany's consent.
The Cologne Gazette, referring 10 Tur-
keys rejection Of Russia's overturcs for a
convention TO insure Turkish neutrality in
case OF war, dwells on the expediency Of
Turkey joining the triple alliance, which
1t says is further check on Russian az.
grcssiyc schemes.
Tho Notonai Z,ittmg, in an article
headed England and Her Rivals" re-
fleets the feeling here on the failure Of the
Egyptian conversion scheme. Il argues
that since Russia is pushing her frontier
ever eastward in Central Asia, the security
OF the suez Canal has become most impor-
tant 10 England, who Is lees inclined than
ever 10 eyacuaio Egypt or share her do
minion there With any other power.
Therefore all the materials are ready TO
hand for a Francc-lsussian coalition
against England, forcing her 10 become
an informal member Of tie Csslral Euro
pcan Peace League.
Tie .Noih Gcriian Gd,ste continues 10
make daily attacks on the Swiss Govern.
ment. Though the incident il practically
ended with the disayowal OF the Wohlge-
muth article, the Hamburger AaricLien adj
mitled dealing with the questions rom an
academic and theorctic point Of view, but
none the less II IL attracting much attcn-
ton. II discusses the partition OF Swiizcr.
land between France, Germany aud Italy
~ a solution OF the question. and says this
would greatly contribute toward the
chances OF peace 10y bringing the German
aud Italian frontiers la direct contact with
the 81. Golhard Railway aud compensate
ing France for tho loss OF Alacc- Lorraine.
The Liberal press shows no sympathy with
the official attacks on the kwiS Govern
ment. which have already injured the
business relations between German aud
swiss commercial houses.
Emperor William will arrive nj Keil nj
3 o clock Monday morning and will wit
ness regatta. Al 3 o'clock D. m. he will
sail on the royal yacht IohenEolern for
Norway, accompanied by the dispatch
boat Croft According 10 tho present pro.
gram he Mill return 10 fricdrichskron on
July p, and will sail for England on July
30, returning on August s. II u semi.
officially denied that lac intends 10 spend
a week In Italy en- route 10 Athens.
II Is reported that the Emperor persists
In his refusal 10 approve any Of the Eve
candidates Tor the bishoprc OF Munster,
presented by the Chapter, nolwithstand.
ing tho iNt that they were cniully
chosen witha view II their being acccpta-
bic 10 tlle Government
Tho difficulty Threatens q renewal Of the
KultufkampL Tho Government has fur
Their expressed dissatisfaction at the luke
warmnoss Of the Archbishop VI Poscn In
combating the Polish agitation. The
Catholic journals are making an ardent
campaign In behalf OF the Auti.slayery
Congress at l.uocrnc. They say that they
want the German delegates 10 show clearly
that tho anti-slaycry movement now here
awakons greater sympathy than In the
iathorland.
Tho Bundosratb. which has resumed lis
siltings. is mainly dealing with financial
mattcrA Herr Laniguc, who was elected
from Metz, has resigned bis seat on the
ground that no Did Iiot receive sufficient
votes TO Justify him IA holding n. II Is
expected that the scat viii remain vacant
al a. a.