Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-28
In FOREIGN LANDS.
Bismarck ArranseS for a Meeting With
the Gar at Berlin.
A ROYAL WEDDING IN ENGLAND.
Boulanger's Friends Claim That
While War Minister He Was
an Economist.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEcoRD-uSI
BERLIN,s BUDGET.

Bismarck's Diplomacy-He Arranges a
Meeting With the Gar.
Copyrighted, 1882 by the New York Associated
Press.l
BERLIN, July 27th.-The greatest diplo-
matte triumph of Prince Bismsrck's life
will be achieved if he succeeds in his latest
project, which is to arrange a meeting be-
tween the Car, Emperor Frances Joseph
and Emperor William in Berlin.
The news of the Cars assent to pro-
posal that he should visit the German
Court on August Sd was received at the
Foreign Office Monday, causing the great
est satisfaction.
Bismarck Immediately communicated
with Count Kalnoky, calling his attention
to the opportunity presented by the nearly
coincident visits of the Gar and Emperor
Frances Joseph, and proposing that an
interview be held between the three mon
archs, as well as conferences between him
self, Count Kalnokv and NJ De Giers, the
object being to dissipate all misunderstood
ings.
Officials here have been instructed to
maintain absolute silence. The semi Off
cial press has been similarly directed, on
the ground that criticism might alter the
present favorable disposition of the Gar.
Official circles in Vienna are less observ-
of the interview. Count Kalnoky, it is
stated, has placed himself in Bismarck s
hands, but refuses to make any overtures
to the Gar regarding the meeting with
Emperor Frances Joseph.
If Prince Bismarck persuades the Car to
consent to an interview, the Austrian EN-
peror will postpone his coming until the
18th.
The Chancellor will return here on the
18th and remain throughout the visits of
the Gar and Emperor Francis Joseph. He
is supposed 20 be aiming not at a definite
treaty of alliance involving Russia in the
Central European League, but only to E.
establish better relations between the three
Empires and balk French negotiations for
an expensive and defensive alliance with
Russia.
He has foothold for renewed entente in
the Cars increased intensity of hatred for
the Anarchists.
Recent communications with st. Peters
burg regarding the plotting of the refugees
IN Switzerland leading to common pres
sure upon the Swiss Government affords a
basis for concerted action by the three
Powers against Socialists, Anarchists and
Nihilists.
A definite understanding as to this sphere
of action would tend to modify existing en-
mites.
Kreuzzeitung has semi-official advices
from st. Petersburg, saying: The Gar,
who has frequently altered his intentions
regarding the return of the visit of En-
peror William. has now assented under
the persistent entreaties of NJ. de Giers and
NJ. Vischnagrandski. He will be accom-
panied to Berlin by the Empress and the
whole Imperial family. The party will
proceed to Copenhagen after leaving Berlin.
NOU0e FreHya declares that the Car goes
to Berlin simply as an act of courtesy, and
that his visit will have no bearing upon
the European situation unless Germany
changes her policy by consenting to satisfy
the legitimate operations of Russia.
Emperor William arrived at Williams
haven this morning. Soon after his ari-
val he ordered the Admiralty to report on
the arrest of the officials in connection
with the naval frauds.
Several officers left Kiel to. night for
Wilhelmshaven. Papers are obliged to
maintain reserve aud only record the
fact that the arrests extend to the contrac.
tors and marine officials at Dantzigham-
burg, Stettin, Wilhelmshaven and Berlin,
and the wide ramifications of the frauds
have senta thrill of indignation and shame
throughout the empire.
To days talk in official circles represents
the Emperor as furious He is said to
have sent kilograms to the highest officials
regarding the matter.
Herr Cremier, highly placed official at
keil, is reported to have committed sui
eide after his arrest
1t is stated that he was found bleeding
to death in his cell, having opened the
veins in his arm, and died while being
taken to the hospital.
ErpisSippne Zeif1f1lu anpounnor ba
rest of the Chief Comptroller of the Kiel
workshop and of prominent merchant
of Mineen, who for many years had
been supplying the stores for Kiel and
Wilhelmshaven stations. They are i'm
prisoned in Berlin.