Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-20
BERLIN BUDGET.
THE RECENT VISIT oe THE CAR OF
RUSSIA
The Extraordinary PrccauS IONS Iha' were
Taken 60 Prevent m Attempt
upon His Life.
fcopyr,ghtei 1880 by the New Yak Associated
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,conyr,sA,ea 1880 by the New Yak Associated
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RrRrrS. October 19.-The agnNeaeie I'M
,,rcssion loft bv the Cars visit stiil pre-
ya,ls here IL is now definitely kn own that
Prince bismarck persuasive preSe. 1tatiohs
succeeded in ehcitlng from the = Ear cA-
yressions more friendly 20 himself ana 10
Germany than the Chancellor cNpNen6Su'
Before leaving for FREDERICKSBURG Dis
marck received several OF me ieaIihs
diDlomatic representatives ana IN cCuytI
sation referred to the peaceful inclination
Of the Gar. Tho Gar. lac SAID, assured
him that Russia wOUld not provoke war, ana
especially would never begin war against
GERMANY. The Chancellor believes ne
succeeded in convincing the Gar that inc
trlple alliance and Gcrmanys new rcla-
tons with ENGLAND in no wise threaten
Russia Advices from -. Petersburg refer
10 mo excited alarm Of the Ian-SiaviSts
bocouse the Gar had been again out
wittcd. DE Gicrs. whose position as jhrea'I
ened by the growing influence OF O'1ei"'
Woronzoff DascbkOh, rs repor~d -
writing on the margin OF inc ieP"i.1 1'.is
him regarding the Berlin iutrrNlc" ~
wants something. the name OF the ltusslhn
diplomat who cleaned Bisnarcs 1oo's-
This remark is directly pointed at D"s,h-
koa. who remained here several uals ui'cI
fine Car left and had a long conference
with either the ChancrlioI OF O'""' iiO'-
bert Bismarck.
The 81. Potcrshurr correspondent Of the
Colorne Gnrofie predicts that even II GictS
is forced 20 resign the foreign poruoi9
and IS succeeded bv General WoronZou
Iaschkou the N/tI ""i ho' t"-~ ~,
anii-Gcrman influences. hls suspicious
nature and Susceptibility 10 SUGGESTIONS
that he is being Cozcued ren0er nm an
easy instrument for lan-Slayist mahipu-
lnton. me MOSCOW pdpDi7 ~ -
call how the deinsions "h,,n aHr - O", 90
brought Win nun lI''" ny ~ ''"
1851 required ohiS tlLe .v u.9lDi't ,.,-t,. o.,
The safe arrival oil the lili'il5ii l'i'.S: a.
(ia'schinA mas th'lgn ,"3 .,,, az 'rcctoJ
here, Wiich co"i' hvl ".P 100, 10, th.,
hy the nervous "iN'''l'9 49,.
Cars Wn'ic ,,""F' ~
Schouvciou shower hlii4'l' '"lo' ou. ~
iear caused large q i'it' L" ~, t., ,Slone
pended a' the old Srhl'., "H" '.r l'i s.io
at Po'sdam for securing the ,ola'ion. oil inc
CZar Of lc should STAY "i ,.h,i. ~ ~,
oautiols seemed Go satisfy inc i'u9s'il 'l"-
cials. Count SchouvcioN tortured '"'
Russian embassy. SiX Eu--hn artisans
especially attachci ~ t.' ']'i I,t.i'uo
examined the wall f1nrhe. ana inlhtnIo
of the embassy and insert t@lalne haiI .D&
at thc tops and bottoms 'i 1870 chiinh'N.
Seutrir- were also .in'i.ho1 tp'N tNe iO.',
apparently 90 prevent ..1p'1',t@ h'lhI
thrown down On, nue. lu' I,'.''u s''I.
pNlift hrr.-''t .i.' A'"''-'''
faT as itr frontier.
In accordance with the Czars DIES re- me
ra,iway bridges 30 Ncus,ait. N'r-g hiu' ana
Nartuiur, anI ai thr streets - D'nlNc
were guarded tv troops until fh' moment
fIr Czar lcil DantI,e even the officials We're
mot allowed 90 buow whether he would
board OBJ. Imperial Yacht D.ylva ar make
tie journey 3. railroad When tho '~a.n
started -.1 Drehau. the lime tHr tine FROM
tier. orders were 80 rHph'i 90 put 5000
Lu--an troops Il motion To protect The
lin.
Prince Bismarck gave Count Wallereoe
tan hour. interview nu "Wednesday. prot1-
ll1 o. discus. the Joan about 90 boz submit
tsl To- the i,eiea~ta- for tine extension and
improysucut OF tho s'r-t,sic railways.
Tho e.mi-.Hic4l newspapers refer 90 the
corfiaitr of thclut,rt'Dw which. they soy.
ought to eitea oul,tuS t0 The reports ~
difference.
The IDt states Chat The Chancellor re-
turns 90 BERLIN ou Friday o. attend ueet-
in of th. b. Hch-tar.
4 TELEGRAM announces the arrival OF
Emperor William and tle Empress mo
Mona af1po'clDrk this morning. King
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