Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-06
THE UNEASY CAR.
Precautions Taken for His
Journey to Berlin.
RAILROADS STRONGLY GUARDED.
An Assassin Takes O Shot at Him.
He Will Grant Bismarck
an Interview.

Copyright, 1889, by New York Associate
PIess.l
Berlin, October 5.-Oficial kilograms
from Fredensborg, received at Potsdam
and the Foreign Office tonight, say the
Gear will start for Berlin on Tuesday
next. The chief of the Cars secret
police passed through Berlin today on
his way to Kiel. He is accompanied by
the inspector of Imperial trains. The
Cars special train, once owned by
Empress Eugene, lies at the station
here, having come from Wirballen
There are swarms of Russian police here,
at Kiel, and at the stations along the
proposed route. Russian troops line the
rails from Wirhallen to Moscow. The
precautions taken excel those on the
occasion Of the former visit of the Gar,
and are due to his intense fears of an at
tempt upon his life. The Czarina leaves
Copenhagen October 18th for Koenigs-
burg, rejoining the Gear at some point
on the homeward journey. Under the
pressing insistance of Count Schouva-
loft, Russian Ambassador to Germany,
the Gear will accord Prince Bismarck the
desired interview.
HYPOCRISY OF THE INSPIRED PRESS.
AS soon as the promise vi conference
was received, the semi-official press was
instructed to deny the statement that the
Government intend to apply to the
Reichstag Tor military credit of several
hundred million marks. Tonight the
National Gazette turns upon itself, declar-
ing that no money demands of any. i'm
portance we're ever contemplated by the
Government. The statement that the
movements Of Russian troops were
threatening the safety OF the frontier, is
likewise pronounced exaggerated.
UNEAsINEss IN AUSTRIA.
An uneasy feeling appears to prevail
in Austrian official circles, it being
feared that the Chancellor is about to
make move by offering to assist ia re-
storing Russian dominance in Bulgaria,
as an inducement to draw the Gear from
the French alliance.
Princess Margaret, sister of the EN-.
peror, is betrothed to Prince William,
heir of the Duke OF Nassau. Her mother
favored the suit of the Crown Prince of
Denmark, while Bismarck favored the
Prince of Nassau.
Lieutenant Fischer, with two batteries
of artillery, has sailed from Hamburg to
reinforce Captain Wissmann in East
Africa. The alarm over Captain Wiss-
mann's position increases. He is threat
ened by large bodies of well-armed
Arabs and natives, who are cutting off his
supplies.
THE PROPOSED VISIT TO STEAMBOAT.
The preparations being made at Con-
stantinople for the reception of Emperor
William, indicate a prolonged stay. 1t
is reported that he will remain two weeks
at the Turkish capital. He will be &C.
companied by Count Herbert Bismarck.
The length Of the Emperor's visit is at
tributed to an intention to inquire into
the condition of the Turkish army, and
to test the statement of German officers
that the Porte is still able to maintain a
standing army of 400, 1000 men.
M. Herberte, French Ambassador, re-.
turned to Berlin last evening. 1t is re.
ported that he will be replaced by Jules
Ferry. In spite of the displeasing acts
OF Ferry while in power, Bismarck is
ready to accept him.