The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-03
IN CONSTANTINOPLE.
Emperor William Arrives at the
Turkish Capital.
A VISIT TO THE sULTAN'S HAREM
VIII be Paid by the Empress-The Cars
Conference With Bismarck Comes
to Naught.

BERLIN, Nov. 2.-[Copyright 1889 by
New York Associated press. Bismarck
today received telegram from Emperor
William at Yildis, saying he arrived at
IL o'clock. The official dispatches give i
detailed account of the meeting Of the
Turkish feet aud the German ships,
Kaiser and Hohenzollern, at the entrance
to the Dard anelles. The passage
through the straits was made under
the continuous roll of salutes from
forts. On entering the sea of Marmora,
Said Pacha, minister of foreign affairs,
Edhem Pacha, formerly Grand Vizier, and
Herr Won Radowitz, German ambassador,
left the Sultan's yacht and were received
by the Emperor on the Kaiser The EN-
press is again suffering from sea sickness.
A large number of vessels, gaily deco
rated, followed the German ships to the
Dolma Batchche palace, where the Sultan,
attended by his ministers and principal
court officials, cordially greeted Emperor
William. After partaking of re-
freshments the two monarchs drove
to the Yildis palace in a carriage
under the escort of a squadron of cavalry.
The Sultan exchanged a few words with
each of the guests and then relapsed into
absolute silence. Herr Won Radowitz, act
ing under instructions from Bismarck, will
attend with Said Pacha the business inter
views between the monarchs.
The semi-oficial press, of Berlin no
longer denies the political Importance of
the visit. The North German Gazette says:
"if the intentions OF the Emperor are
realized, the conference at Constantnople
will create a fresh guarantee of peace
based upon the general principles of Bis
marck's policy, and will strengthen the
1,.oI N1,,,I fY1.t ho1.
and prosperity of fatherland." The frank
ness of these admissions of the inspired
organ is partly due TO official advices
from st. Petersburg that the Car has
relapsed under Pan-Slavist influence; that
the changes that were in progress to elimi-
nate the war advocates from the Cars
council and encourage have been counter
manded; that the German batting press
has resumed its former hostile attitude,
and everything is the same as before the
Cars meeting with Prince Bismarck.
Incidents attending the Empress visit to
the royal harem are waited for with inter
est. A gorgeous kaix,- propelled by ten
oarsmen, will convey her to the entrance
to the harem grounds. Seven recognized
wivc5 of the Sultan, all mothers of princes,
attended by their suits, will receive the
Empress in the grand salon.
Count Kalnoky, who arrived at Fried
richsruhe to-day, before leaving Vienna
had a long conversation with Prince
Lobonof7, Russian ambassador, through
whom he learned that the Car had re-
sumcd his policy of opposition to
any form of settlement in Bulgaria
which excludes Russias claim to the right
to select the head of the government.
Prince Lobonofrs communication amounts
to veto from the Car of Count kaluoky'S
project for recognition of Prince Ferdi-
nand as ruler of Bulgaria, and implied
LlsO a defnitive rejection of Bismarck's
scheme. In official circles the convic-
ton prevails that the chancellor viii
henceforth abandon all efforts to con-
ciliate the Gar. Apart from political
matters concerning tie friebund Count
Kalno.y's mission relates to the formation
OF d costoms union between Germany and
the Austria Hungarian empires.
The marriage of Prince Ferdinand and
Princess Louise, Of Orleans, daughter OF
the Due d AlecOn, depends upon the re
suit of the FREDERICKSBURG conference.
A dynamite depot at FREDERICKSBURG,
near Benthen, Silesia, exploded and in
iursd many.