Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-04

The Gar Don't Take But Little Stock in
Count Van Bismarck.
Copyrighted. 1889, by the New York Associated
Press.l
BERLIN, August 3d-Prince Bismarcks
maneuvers to bring about meeting of the
three Emperors has been foiled by the
sullen reticence of the Gar. who has not
deigned to acknowledge the communica-
ton of Count Schouskoloff, informing him
that Emperor Francis Joseph and EN-
peror William are favorable TO the inter-
view. The language of the semi official
papers of st. Petersburg is studiously de-
signed to divest the visit of any tendency
to the restoration of amity.
The Car is described as too well expe-
r1enced with Bismarek's fnesse to allow
himself to again be duped.
With mistaken firmness he refused to
listen to the overtures unless preceded by
the recognition of Russia's claims of free
dom of action in the Balkan Peninsula
The ominous outlook on the Servo Bul.
garian frontier. where both Governments
are massing troops the rising in Crete, and
the concentration of Russians around Cars
disconrages the hope that the Cars Jour
ney will be anything but formality, which
he would avoid if possible.
The Foreign Office does not expect him
to come to Berlin. He will go direct from
Stettin to Potsdam, where he will stay one
night and then proceed to Copenhagen by
the way of Kiel.
Among the pressing questions to be dis
cussed by Bismarck and Count Kalnoky,
the Austrian Prime Minister, during the
stay of the Emperor Francis Joseph, is the
position of the Pope.
1t is believed NJ. G. r. Galimberti has in
fiuenced the Austrian Emperor to make an
explicit promise to rupture the alliance
with Italy if Italy ventures to occupy the
Vatican, should the Pope leave Rome.
Signor Crispi, resenting the hostile d.
plomacy of Austria on the Italian policy
regarding the Vatican, comes again to con-
fer with Prince Bismarck Immediately after
the departure of the Austrian Emperor.
The temper of the Italian Government
toward Austria is displayed in Signor Girls
pts response to Prince Bismarck's congrat-
ulations on the repression of the Irredent-
lists Committee. 1t was briefly: 1.-The
Irredentists will continue to agitate until
Austria removes the cause"
emperor Williams sojourn in England
IS the prominent topic of the press and So
ciety. Official newspapers indulge in rhe-
torical 'gush" over English sympathies
with the Emperors unwearied service in
the Interests of peace, the community of
interests existing between the two nations,
SAfiilAlhS lnlsalOII, 2DU SO IOrtn,
The Emin Relief Committee to dav
issued an appeal to the nation for funds to
aid in the expedition.
Inquiry into the Kiel navy frauds proves
that corrupt practices have been in opera
ton since 1884 The wood and iron sent
10 hlel for construction purpose was duly
signed for, and then secretly sold in Eng
land. Chief Constructing Engineer PAN
mack is the principal in the scheme. Bre-
men officials are also involved. Tie EN-
peror insists upon the utmost secrecy, and
Will allow only the sentences which are
imposed to be published.
The police are suppressing all meetings
OF Socialists convened to hear the reports
from the delegates to the Paris Congress.
The National Zeituag states that the COM
merclai treaty with Japan goes into opera
ZION IN February. Germans will be priyi-
legged to penetrate the country and trade
everywhere. The special German Consular
jurisdiction will be renowned.