Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-24
Willy BISMARCK.
HIS AUSTRO-RUSSIAN ALLIANCE
SEEMINGLY SUCCESSFUL.
The Gar Prohibits Further Inter-
ference in the Affairs
Of Bulgaria.
But Russian Troops Are Constantly
Massed Upon the Frontier Of the
Empire.
An Independent Government Granted
Trentino in Furtherance of the Plan
The Brazilian Republic Not Con-
sidered Permanent--Minor
Gossip from Berlin-Items
from Brazil

BERLIN, NOV. Z3.-Ihe terms or the truce
between Austria and Russia which Prince
Bismarck forced on Count Kalnoky are
now already partly filled on the Russian
side The car has stopped
pan-Slavist committee from sending
agents into Bulgaria and peremp-
torily warned them not to foster in the
meantime with Bulgaria any agitation.
Finally Emperor Francis Joseph, though
resenting the suggestion of the cession Of
Trentino to Italy. has consented to grant
to Trentino an autonomous local admin
istration, separate from the German Tyrol,
of which it has hitherto formed a part
The members Of the Italian Tyrol will
henceforth assemble at Trent. The diet at
Innesbuck supported the separation. En-
peror Francis Joseph has also ordered the
imprisoned at innsbruck, including Ross
and Zampieri, editors of the Italian indie
pendente, who were convicted of treason.
The concessions amount practically to
little. If the innsbruck diet had not
voted for the separation of Trentino En-
peror Francis Joseph would not have ac-
coded to the proposal A further reas /
for his giving his assent is that by doing
so stop was put to the maneuvering of
Signor Crispi, the Italian premier, for an
nexarion of Trentino to Italy. Signor
Crispi has now abandoned his plan of Wis
iting Prince Bismarck at Friedericks
Ruhe.
Russia, behind peaceful mask, does not
cease her massing Of troops upon the 'front.'
iers. Within three weeks eight regiments
of cavalry and six of infantry have been
added to the troops stationed
on the Gallician and Buckevinan frontiers.
The work of the railway extension on the
Wilma KlovanO, Warsaw and kieff lines
is being accelerated in order that the
stragetic system may be completed by
May.
The news from Brazil is watched with
great interest. Public opinion tends to
doubt the permanancy of the republic and a
prediction which finds some credence is
that the republic will break into three
states, equatorial, central and southern,
the latter having Il large German popula-
ton, claiming the protection of the Father
land. On the bourse. following the Paris
impulse Brazilian tons were sold heavily,
as were also shares Of the banks concerned
therein. The Duchee bank has thought it
necessary to issue a notice stating that it
is not interested in Brazilian finances.
The members of the Coburn family, who
are relatives of Dom Pedro, met at Vienna
today to consider what action they should
take in the event of appearances or symp-
toms of a mOnarchial reaction. Tele-
grams from Lisbon were read expressing
archy in Brazil. The family feeling is in
favor of an attempt to place Dom Pedro's
sailor grandson Prince Pedro upon the
throne. 1t has been decided, however to
await the arrival of the exiled emperor.
Emperor William intends to quarrel
with the grand duke of Hesse for the part
taken by him in the Morier affair.
The emperor still withholds his assent
to the betrothal CT his sister Margaret to
the CZarWitch. Prince bismarck is re-
ported as approving the marriage. The
princess herself is willing since meeting
her sutton at Athens. The reluctance of
the emperor is attributed to the weakly
constitution of the Czarwitch.
The elections in Berlin for renewing one
third of the members of the municipal
council resulted in the return OF thirty
four progressists and six socialists. No
conservative was returned. There was
large increase IN the socialist
vote In the reichstag today
Herr Singer challenged the truth
of Count Herbert Bsmarck's statement
shat the Wohlegemuth incident had been
closed with Switzerland, on the contrary,
he said, the socialists had reason to know
that pressure was still being brought to
bear upon Switzerland against the social
lists. Count Herbert replied that the Swiss
government was actively submitting So
clalists to the laws and that Germany had
no one to complain OF.
A mine near Recklinghausen, Westpha-
liza, has been flooded and $50 men have
been imprisoned since last evening. Should
the water recede there is some hope that
the men will be rescued
Emperor William has authorized the
establishment of a lottery to be managed
by a syndicate for the purpose of raising
the sum OF 7,G00,000 marks to clear a site
on which to erect a monument to the late
Emperor William.