Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-10
BERLIN BUDGET.
BISMARCK AND ks,LNokV CONFER
ENcE-klNG AND SULTAN.
Emperor William APP 'ears Co Have Urged
the Sultan 10 CuItf sate an Alliance
with En- gland.
fcopyrieited 1880 by the New York Associated
Iresa II

Rrsin;, November a.--First among the
present results Of the Bismarck
eonfcrer CO and the h aiser-Sultan inter-
views is the suspeD $40 OF the Austrian
project h)r an ofilci al i~oognition OF the
Bulgarian Governm1 mt. Semi-oitcial re-
ports Of the meeting bl tween Count Her
bert Bisr larck and n 70 Grand NiZier, state
that the latter declir &c to advise the Sui
tan TO Recognize P1n CO Ferdinand without
material guarantees CT the support of
the DroibHnd II Russ a attacked Turkey in
the Armenian 'front.' ~ or at any other
point The Grand Vi u ct further declared
that Turkey had as I much TO fear from
Austria as from Eussia-. and she could not
forward thc'kalnoty Isa hey unless she OBJ
tanned an eQuiyalcnt. l he attitude Of the
Porte appears 10 hav , confirmed Bis
marck's opposition 10 "a Intervention in
favor Of Prince Fercinsu q. Signor Crispi,
the Italian Prime MIniss Or approved the
kalnoky project but thu insstance Of the
Chancellor has OveTbouR , both. Official
circles IN Vienna are sore over this check
T. Austrian diplomacy, an q attribute Bis
marck's action 10 promise which he gave
The Car while the lGttci was in Berlin.
Tho oficial belief hero Is hat the Chancel-
lor resisted kalnOky Dccau 80 he was averse
20 "a measure which was d kelly % produce
acute agitation in tho Bslk ans The recog-
milton OF Prince ferdinanl is therefore In
definitely postponed.
just before leaving Con stantinople En-
psrOr William had his loi igest conference
with tho Slltan. Said J. lsha ana Count
Herbert Bismarck were PIE sent.
After tho cOnfcren 20 Count Herbert
visited tho English Enba ssy. meeting Sir
W. A. White, the BIRTHS mister. and Sir
Edgar Vincent with rel erei zee 70 the Anglo.
Turkish ncCOt atoms fCU the conversion OF
the Egyptian debt and ia continued oc-
cupati0n Of Egypt. In ipei'Or William ap-
ucars 20 have URGED the SUI tan 10 cultivate
an alliance with Engla I'd rs linking lur-
kew 20 Drcihund. Tho exc hange or views
by the monarchs Is Ger taxi 10 strongly III
huonco the policy of IN Porte, though no
hard-and-tast oerecmon etsucS.
The imperial journey sonneward includes
a stop 40 Corfu and n W sit TO the Emperor
Of Aus,rin. who is soc Urning there, and
thence TO Venice, VIII IRE the municipal
authorities are prepau ng n gorgeous sea
zee comprising Meet ii steamers, rlchly-
adorned gondolas, and no illumination OF
ST. Marks and the grand C. anal. II Will be
"a thorough old-timo Gel, bratiOn. hlng
Humbsrt IS expected at Y eDico and both
rl,oDarcns will go 10 honZ after meeting
the Emperor Of Austria at lnnsprucH.
The imperial party IS time 10 reach nero
Saturday. Emperor MuhaI VIII thus con-
ciude his notable series ct Vlhts 70 the
Roycreigns of Europe, wish two additional
visits to the allied monarciti asa dcm0nstra-
ton. HIS interviews with the other mon
nrchs had for their sole % lect the soldlh-
cation of Drcibund.
Count Herbert Bismarck during his visit
20 pfSth had conference with several OF
The Hungarian Ministers TO Iulring the lro-
tectoO /ollYereln.
Chahclla softened Kalno ky's repulse on
the Bulrnrian settlement by holding out
hopes ol renewal OF u commercial
treaties in 1899 Oh terms fay orabie 10 Aus
traand Hungary. Moanwt lie the IO!lye-
& DI.y4ra considered
chmorcal The subject Wa not seriously
discussed at lrederchshue.
Tho commission on the ,Ocialist bill IL
expected To report Ggalna permanently
for the measure and IN faVoi OF prOIongin%
its operations a period o. three years
Among tweutv-cight mcmb' rs of the COM
mission there Is no Social 81 representa-
tive. According 10 prccal ieut no group
having less than fifteen mel nbcrs ought to
boz represented on the cor omission. The
Socialist group has only eleven members.
The Progre-sists offered the Socialists two
seats. but Bebel aud Ilebnecht declined
the offer on the ground hat tho whole bill
WAS unacceptable and q at they would not
assent 60 the COMMISSION.
Bismarck will reappear IN the Roichstag
on the second reading of the budget II
there Is danger of its f. lure. The SOclal-
ist b.ll ia certain TO cause hum 70 intervene.
COmmi isiUn HelldOrf, who
Is T. Conservative, Will support the bil
without amendments, an al the coalition OF
the national Ccntrst anol Progressist mem
hers VIII carry the repo u IN favor Oh the
amendments. 800,
The session closes tho middle of Decom-
Der. 4 decree for the bW election Is eX-
pected early in January the new House
Will meet the first week in February.
A section Of the SOcia lists resent the IN
reference of tho Tefu gee committees OF
London and Paris. Inf 1enCo from London
pf ifprr Int yAnpr. the
accented candidate in the Berlin Second
district. in favor of Herr Janlsczewsll, the
nominee OF the Social Dcni0cIF; news
paper. now published IN England. The
home committees advise q the foreign COM
mlttees to refrain from Interference.
The Socialists have decided upon agene-
raj cessation of work on May lst TO make
a demonstration III favor OF eight hours
4 dispatch tothe Emiu Pasha Committee
from Zanzibar throws doubt on the report
of the murder of Dr. Peters: An untrusty
Arab brought the news OF his death.
CAPTAIN Wissmann attacked Saadanl ana
caDtnrod the place after u slight resistance
from the Arab slave-dealers. This ID the
fourth time Captain Wissznann las taken
SaBdRni There Is an uneasy suspicion
that the strength OF the enemy Is I'M
known.
The Foreign Office has protested to Lord
Salisbury against the Niger Company levy
ing customs.
after fierce debate, which lasted three
days in the Bohemian Diet over the crown.
ine of Emperor Francis Joseph az King OF
Bohemia the motion OF young CZches III
favor of an address to the Crown praying
for his coronation and the recstablishment
Of the autonomy was rejected by vote OF
ll3 to 81. ~.
Throughout the debate Prince Win
dischgretz was the only member that
spoke in German. Repeated outbursts 10y
dent to clear the galleries.
THE BIRTH OF CATHOLIC HIERARCHY