Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
THE CARS PROPOSED TRIP.
Accounts Of the Movements of the Rus
slams ExagCerated-Prince Bismarck
Accused of Playing
Double Game.
Copyrighted lss9 by tho New York Associated
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Double Game.
Copyrighted 1859 by tho New York Associated
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BrR11y. October s. Official kilograms
from Fredcnsborg received at P0tsdlm and
tho FOREIGN Office tonight say that the
Car will start for Berlin Thursday next.
According TO the present programme the
Gar will 20 10 kiel. journcying thence 10y
way Of Old Ersloc and Schwarzenbeck u
Berlin. This programme is subject 10 az
tcration. Schiruklnn, chief Of the Gar
secret police. passed through Berlin to-day
on his way 10 kicl. He Is accorupaniel ny
the inspector of the imperial trains. ne
CZar's special train. once owned by
me Empress Eugene, lies at the station
here. having come from Nierallen. lnere
are swarms Of Russian police here, AZ hiel;
and at the stations along the proposed
route. The Russian troops line the Taus
from Wiebalen 10 Moscow. The precau-
ton taken far excel those on the occasion
of the former visit OF the Gar ana are que
10 his intense fears of an attempt upon MS
life. The CZarina leaves Copenhageh on
October 18th for kouig-herg. relolning the
Gar AT some point on the hOmeward
Journey. Only Court Minister Moronszow
and his aidce-de-camp, Generals Sttter-
r.uc and Richter, Will accompany the Gar.
Under the pressing uelstauce oi count
Schouyalof. the Russian Ambassador TO
Germany the Gar VIII accord Prince Dis
marck the desired interview. As soon as
the promise ot % conference was received
the soWi-o.iiclal press was instructed 20
DENY the statement that the Government
intended To- apply 20 the Eeichstag for a
military credit OF several hundred million
marks. Tonight the National CANE turns
upon itself. declnring that no money de-
mands of any importance were ever con-
temrlated by the Government.
Tho statement that the movements OF
the Russian troops were Threatening the
safety of the frontier IS likewise pro-
nouuced exaggerated.
The Car VIII pass fOrtv-eight hours be-
tween Potsiam and Berlin. Nothing Is eX-
pccted To result from hi meeting Wi n Bis
marck. The Moscow newspapers ridlcule
the idea that the Car vii accept any con-
clliatorv Oycrturcs unless they are well
backed 10y solid cuucession7
An uneasy feeling appears 90 prevail IN
Austrian official circles, It beng feared
that the Chancellor is about 20 make new
move by Offering - assist IN restoring nus
sian dominance lu Bulgaria as an induce
mont 10 draw the Car from tic French
alliance.
The Vienna Elfmdm5'0''s article ad-
vocatiuc the recognition Of Ferdinand
n Prince of Bulgaria has been quoted by
the NoirH GlUdjt Gdzciff without comment.
Other scmi-ottcil paucrs leave the Ger
man support doubtful, although the Vi
emma Cabinet is known to attach supreme
Importance to the question.
Prince Bismarck is suspected Of PLAYING
n doubtful game. 1t is thought that on
one hand he will threaten the Gar
with q movement looking 70 the
firm establishment of the Bulgarian
independence. while on the other hand
hr Will offer an c,f,1lf based on the propo-
sal that Russia shall have freer hand 10
deal with Bul garia and intervene III Arme-
mia. II rs certain that ii the Car receives
Bi4marck's proposals with calmness the re-
cocuition of Ferdinand by the Porte Pow
ers forming triple alliance and England
VIII be the immediate sequence. The sui
tan las already agreed 10 recognize Ferdl-
nand and ONLY awaits the visit OF Emperor
William before issuing formal prOcama-
ton To that effect
The Krg'z Zeihrng to-day reproduced En-
pcrOr Williams article IN the HociSln-
ieiGerremkng It's attack on the Cartel par
ties. The ZabuJ frankly adds that 1t as
sailed the National Liberals because con-
WINGED that the line of policy of the Cartel
parties under the influence Of the National
Liberals was injurious TO the state, and by
virtue Of the spirit Of loyalty that has AMI
mated its criticisms il now bows before the
opinion Of the Emperor. The response OF
the hrtr H'itD,y Is generally admitted 10
bee diguiiicd and well put. and cOnceals is
modification and juHkTieim at finding that
the Emperor has undated confidence IN
the CEaucellor's international policy ana
that be * also ready 10 resent toady ism
from the nj trI-ConScrvatNes. The WelghJ
Of the imperial retuke is enhanced 10y the
announcement that 70 was written by the
H. !. ri AZ and
without the knowledge OF Prince Bis
marck. All parties feeling the importance
of hi. utterauces for the coming elections
it viii help qUaSh the ultra-C onserYa-
tivcsa and enormously strengthen the united
Conservatives and National Liberals.
News from Athens Is 20 the effect that
fever is rayagng the populace there ana
that several court officials are among the
yicrims. which alarms the imperial circle.
The Emperor Is due at Athens on the zoth
instant. If the epidemic continues the
marriage fies will DE curtailed. The pres
ent programme of n three days Jeie and
review Of %, 900 troops VIII be reduced 10
IA quiet marriage ceremony.
The preparations that are being made at
ConstantinOple for the reception OF En-
peror William indicate q prolonged stay.
II is reported that he Will remain two
weeks at the Turkish capital. lie Will De
accompanied by count ncrocit IptsIAhl { n
The length of the EmpcrOr's visit Is at
tributed 10 an intention TO inquire
into the condition of the Turkish
army and rs 20 the statement Of Ger
man officers that the Porte IS still able 10
maintain q standing army of 10000 men.
The question of Zeollyerein between Ger
many and Austria exercises the Vienna
newspapers, which argue that as the two
nations have a common foreign policy
there is no good reason why they should
not also have a common economic policy
toward the nations outside Driebund as
the practical approach thereto. The
Ne,fefreie PresSe hopes that Bismarck Will
accord Austria in the future treaties OF
commerce special concessions, and abolish
the most favored nations treatment now
given TO France.
Herbette, the French ambassador, re-
turned TO Berlin last evening. 10 : re-
ported that he will be replaced by Jules
Ferry. In spite of some displeasmg acts
Of Ferry while in power Bismarck Is ready
TO accept him.
The Princess Margaret. sister of the I'm
peror, IS betrOthed to Prince William. the
heir of the Duke of Nassau. Her mother
favored the suit of the Crown Prince or
Denmark. while Bismarck favored the
Prince of Nassau.
-AnEfNM NnTEC