New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-29
STILL WAITING FOR THE CAR.
THE CZARlNAS COLD AGAIN DELAYS THE
VISIT TO BERLIN.
PRINCE BISMARCK PLAYING THE ALARMIsT
GAME ONCE MORE-GREEKs RECALL AN
OLD SUPERSTITION sTANLEY's
MISSION IN AFRICA-sLAVE-
TRADING STOPPED.

TRADING STOPPED,
Copyright 1859; BY me NeV York Assoctaed Press
Berlin Sept. 25.-The Gar has sent an autograph
letter to Emperor William stating that the Czarna has
caught cold, and that her physicians have advised
her to delay her departure for several days The Car
asks that the final directions for his reception at
Potsdam be delayed. Prince Bismarck has since
munlcated with Count schouvaof, the Russian Minis.
ter, In regard to the arrangements Of the Gar In the
event Of his coming to Berlin Count schouvalof
replied that he had orders 10 prepare TO receive the
Car and HIS suite at the Embassy. The Gar himself
has intimated his intentions beyond his visit
Potsdam. The Emperor will go to schwerin Tues
day the guest of the Grand Duke Of Mccklenburg
According TO the " National Zeung' the Cars visit
IS officially fixed for October 9. The absence OF NJ
De Giers, the Russian Prime Minister. who is now
staying in remote part Of the Province Of Tambor
does not appear 10 affect Prince BsmaTHs determine
ton 10 have audience with the Car
BEATING THE WAR DRUMS AGAIN.
The week has been siEnallzcd by outbreak Of
the war clamor by tho semi-OfIicial press, Tho
COLOGNE Gazette publishes an aarmlst article on the
extension Of the Russian strategic railways on the
frontier which the " North German Gazette promi-
nently quotes. There IS a smult aneouS reappear-
ance OF war notes in the Chancel,ors organs. The
Vienna papers fomcnt the scare by statements that
the Russians along the frontiers Of Galicla and
BukOvina in active mOtG!. Six regiments Of
cavalry and four of infantry have, they say. arrived
from the interior. Observation towers being
erected close TO the Galican frontier. the whole
aspect of the country giving the impression that
The army Is making strategic march. These
ports have been directly suppressed by the Vienna
and Berlin Ministers.
Prince Bismarcks motive in recreang agitation
the Russian ornaments the of the Cars
reception i, Nar.ousIy interpreted. .. Recalling
view the Car accorded him here
il Is obvious that the Chancellor aims 10 place the
Car again under the necessity of granting pOiil-
cal conference. The reports also servo other pur-
poses, as they tend to balk Rusaa's efforts 10 nego-
tato loan for the payment Of the of the repeat
Ing Iine, ordered in France, and prepare RcichS-
tag u accept In" Military bill, which is now
known to involve an extra credit of 24OO00OOO
marks But If The Indifference shown by the Bourse
over The attempted scare forecasts the feeling Of the
less susceptible than formerly TO the old trick.
AGGRAvATING THE SITUATION.
The Cars aversion to meeting the Chancellor, or
giving his visit any character other than that of n
formal courtesy, has been intensified by the projected
journey OF Emperor William to Consiantnople.
The programme Of tine Emperors tour is now
nounced to include visit to bucharest, which will
further annoy the Gar. The Moscow papers ask If
Prince Bismarck dreams of detachng the Greeks from
the traditions Of Russian alliance The Green's
attach supersttOus import TO the marriage of Con
stantlne, the Duke of sparta and Princess sophia.
and reproduced here to the effect that the mosque Of
ST. sophia in Constantinople will be restored 10 the
Constantine with wife called Sophia.
THE EMPERORs INTEREST IN ELECTRICAL
DEATH
The Emperor has Instructed the Ministry OF Justice
to report execution by electricity. lie is in favor
of this method Of execution IL 1t will produce painless
death with absolute certainty. He reals everything
atainable the scientific side OF the question: and has
sent the Ministry copous notes on the American
and European scientists inquiries into the matter.
His personal conclusion that electricity ought
not ~ be applied unless the preparations for the
execution be short aud simpler than for hanging
beheadlng. He things that the methods hitherto sug-
gested clumsy.
sTANLEY's COMPACT WITH EMIN.
The report Of the German East Africa Company
for 1883. referring TO the concessions of territory
to the British Company north Of the Tana River,
claims condensation. The company has received ad-
vices confirming the belief that Henry NJ Stanley has
been acting for the British East Africa Company and
has secured Emin Pacha British agent. To control
the traffic between adcla and the coast tapping the
whole OF the central lake countries.
WISSMANN STOPS SLAVE-TRADING
Captain Wissmann teegraphs that the exploration
of slaves from the territory under his rule has entirely
stopped six man-stealers have been executed.
BagamoyO has been restored and the population again