New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
JOINING HANDS WITH THE TURK
THE PORTE ASKED TO JOIN THE EUROPEAN
TRIPLE ALLIANCE
AUSTRIAN INTERVENTION IN sERvIA THREAT
ENED-THE CAR IGNORING EMPEROR
WILLIAMS vIsIT-soCIALIsT GAINS
-BISMARCK III.

BISMARCK ILL
Copyright 1889; BY The Sec York Associated Press.
Berlin, July 2o.-The .ongpendlng negotiations with
the Porte aiming at the adhesion OF Turkey TO the
triple alliance has finally resulted In entente, under
which the drebund guarantees to maintain the integrity
OF turkish territory In accordance with the treaty Oh
Berlin. The question concerning Crete is reserved
Prince Bismarck promising TO influence Greece not TO
interfere provided further autonomy is conceded the
Cretans. 1t Is stipulated that Turkish troops shall
cooperate with Austria in servla and Bulgaria. IN the
event Of war with Russia The Sultan received Count
Radowitz the German Ambassador, on Wednesday
and arranged for the reception Of Emperor William
whose visit to Constantnople depended upon the
Porte's conclusion of an entente. The negotiations
accelerated by the gravity Of the situation IN
Servia
ALARMED AT TIB OUTLOOK IN sERVIA.
A Cabinet Council held in Vienna Thursday de-
bated whether the time had come for military inter-
venton by Austria The War Minister reported he
arming OF the Serviau reserves en- masse, and The
distribution OF 100000 rifles and abundant num-
lions furnished by Russia and France they depi'ins
the Servian treasury under easy conditions OF ue-
ferred payment Russian officers, he SAID, were en-
gagged in inspecting foresses, barracks and depos IN
Servia The Minister advocated immediate acuon.
Everything was ready TO march two army corps mo
Serva. The Council decided TO walt unul Couho
Kalnoky influenced the temperance Oh hing miian
in Belgrade. The partisans OF King Milan are eager
for civil to crush the Russians. III III occurs
King Milan will invoke Austrian assistance ana thuS
give Kalnoky ground to interfere.
ANGERED AT THE CARS DIscouhrEsf'
1t isayear this week since the Emperors reception
at ST. Petersburg. semi-ofBclal Journals so'.o '"s
occasion Of the anniversary to cntcise the conou0' -
the Car In his dscourteOus delay III returin"s "'.
visit The Cologne Gazette deplores IN inc hado "a
peace the Cars obstInscy in refusing to explain even
by single word OF diplomatic excuse why ne mas hot
responded to the approaches of the Emperor VINO
honored him by his first visit beyond the EMPIRE
although not an ally The Gazette declares th ono
Russo French arrangements for mutual action In war
are near completion.
PREPARED FOB THE EMERGENCY
The statement Of the semi-oficlal :" Courier OF
warsaw. is reproduced here without comment 10 ehe
effect that in the event of a franco-German war az
italian army marching via Brcnner Will Join IN, the
Germans at Metz. Austria will PROVIDE ransporta'o"
fer the italian troops through the Iyroi'
SOCIALIST GAINS IN AN ELECTION.
The Socialists have taken heart over the Haberstadt
election for member Of the Reichstag The seat was
held by the Nationals and Conservatives against the
protests of the National Liberals: feature OF thc
contest was the largo s9eat gains te CSnservatve
candidate received $780, the National LloeTaI 800
and the PrOgresSiSt 1000 Inc eHPerienoeS ,. 90
Iaiberstodt wifi lead to cessation Of the quarreIs Vi
the Government groups.
THE EMPEROR ROUNDS NORTH CAPE
Emperor williams yacht rounded North Cspe ~
noon yesterday. The weather was fine and mid' ou'
a heavy sea was running. The yacht Immediately
turned homeward
PRINCE BISMARCK TAKEN Ill.
Prince Bismarck, who is ailing, telesraphed Tor
DR. schwemunger, who went to Vsrzln THURSDAY
and TO night he telegraphed for Count Herbert Ills
sickness was sudden, but 1t Is reported that IL Is
not serious.
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