The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-14
THE CARS TRIP.
Prince Bismarck Using His Persuasive
Powers-Ths News fyom Berlin.

Powers-Ths News fyom Berlin.
BERLIN, Oct, lS.-PrinceBismarck will
have another conference with the Czar
Monday morning, Yesterdays confer
ence was chiefly occupied by Prince
Bismarck in reading to the Czar memo,
randa on the aims Of the European alll'
ance Of peace.
The exact terms Of the memoranda
haven't been diyulged, but semi.otticial
hints psrcolating through the foreign
office suggest that the Chancellor tried
10 convince the CZar that the alliance
was non-aggressive and directed toward
the realization OF the objects OF the Ber-
lin treaty; that Germany was specially
interested in the preservation OF peace,
and as a Gpal and impressive stroke, that
all the great powers excepting France
were united TO prevent or shorten q
European conflict.
COURTEOUS, AT LEAST
The Cars subsequent friendly and
even amiable demeanor toward Prince
Bismarck proves that he took the Cham
cellor's exposition with good,natured
courtesy. Yet, II semi.otlcial note In
the inspired Hamburg Correspondence be
true, Prince Bismarck must have i'm
pliCitly menaCed the Osar with argu-
ments based upon the explicit engage.
ments OF England and Turkey to support
the Triple Alliance.
The presence OF IN English squadron
at kiel was meant TO impress upon the
Czar the fact OF English cooperation,
Just as Emperor Williams visit to Con.
stantinoplemarks the absorption Of Tur-
key into the peace league.
THE cHANcELLoR's PLANs.
Prince Bismarck Is represented Rs nd.
vising the Csar that in view Of this Goa.
lition what Russia had best do is to &C.
cept policy OF conciliation, reCoguixr
Prince Ferdinand as ruler OF Bulgaria,
and aid the other great powers In effect
ing q permanent peace programme thut
will ultimately result in decreased arm
auients and the increased prosperity Of
the different peoples.
The ChanCellor's fidelity toward Aus,
tria Is not now doubted In the Vienna
official circles. Immediately upon his
return here ON Thursday Prince Bis.
marck received the Austrian eulbassa.
dor. Articles published In the official
Abend Post and FremdenblGl on the fol.
lowing day express supreme confidence
that nothing will BIZ done in Berlin to
weaken mutual ties. The Fremdenbiat
hopes that the meeting will have
weighty consequences, remove the mis-.
understanding about the objects 0f the
allied powers, and induce the Car to
assist in giving Europe sense OF perma.
pent security.
Tho gracious behavior OF the Gear 10.
ward Prince Bismarck at last evenings
dinner In the Schloss ts u notable change
from his aversion to accord the ChanCel.
lor an interview. After thebanauet the
guests adjourned to the picture gallery,
where the Gear chatted with the Chan.
cellor freely. While Conversing, the
Gar, noticing that Bismarck stood,
wheeled his arm chair toward him, re.
ierred to his long days exertions and
begged him to sit down.
A GOOD DIPLOMAT.
While the Chancellor was thus seated
the Gar remained standing, bending
over him and talking in an obviously
unrestrained and good humored man.
ner. The Emperor was highly pleased
BY the Cars attentions. Prince Bis.
niarck returns to FriedriChsruhe OH
Tuesday. Prior to his departure he will
hold a ministerial council, at which the
Emperor will preside. This will be the
last council before Emperor William
starts for Italy. In the absence OF the
Emperor and the Chancellor, Herr Won
Boetticher will read the speech from the
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