Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-27
ROYAL CONFHREES.
TRIPLE ALLIANCE CONFERENCE
Delayed-ItS Political Importance IS
Great
BISMARCK'S BALKAN PROJECTS
Temporarily Quiet the Czar-Important
Things on the Taps.

Copyright 1859, by hs N.to York associated Prtss.
BERLIN, October 26-The proposed
conference between Prince Bismarck.
Count KalnOky and Premier CIispi, has
been delayed until after Emperor Will
lism's visit to the Sultan Of Turkey. The
political importance of the event is not de-
MED. It is admitted in official circles
that hopes are entertained that the En-
peror's interviews with the Sultan will re-
sult in the adhesion of Turkey to the gen.
eral claims of the triple alliance,
without her formally entertaining the
League. Bismsrck's project is
to construct a second defensive
line behind the Dreibuud, consisting of
Eogland and Turkey, not committed by
treaty to the epecial purposes Of the Cen
trsl European alliance, but linked by kin
dred interests. Hence be is manouvering
to commit Lord Salisbury to new treaty
with Turkey, relating to the permanent
occupation of Egypt.
Count Herbert Bismarck will precede
Emperor William to Constautinople in or
der TO meet the German snd English Am
bsssadors and the Turkish Foreign Minis
ter before the interview between the Ger
man and Turkish monaTchs.
The Sultan, desiring 10 invest the recep-
tion of Emperor William with the greatest
pomp, has directed Marshal Ali Niz3mii,
Aarifi PAsha. the President of the Council
and other Ministers. and Generals Achmed,
Won Goltz and Streiker, to proceed to the
Island OF Onedas TO meet the Emperor.
Gen. Streker was aid-de-csmp to Crown
Prince Ere lerick when he visited Oonstsn-
tinople in 1869. The German reception
committee has chartered three vessels TO
90 to San Stefano. The Germans will
give banquet to the members Of the I'M
perial suite and 'comersn to the OH.
cers of the squadron.
BIsNARCK's PROJECTS
in regard to a Balken settlement, as COM
municated to the Car has led to tenn
porary cessation Of hostile Russian in
trigues.
The Gar has certainly consented to per-
nit the Chancellor to try to realize some
n1odus Uirendi holding himself free to re-
sort to Independent action IN the event OF
the scheme failing. 1t is the impression
in tie foreign Office that the Chancellor
will not fail and that the negotiations will
lead to another Berlin conference in the
spring to revise the treaty on basis that
will better secure European peace.
The news of the
ARRIVAL OF THE IMPERIAL PARTY
aboard the Hohenzollern ia the Piracus
was telsgraphed here this afternoon. The
German squadron wns sighted passing the
extreme southeast Peak OF Moria at 8
o'clock this morning. A gale was then
blowing.
Courr telegrams state that heavy weather
wss encountered. The Empress was
prostrsted by sea-sickness. The King
aud Queen of Greece aud the Crown
Prince received the Imperial party at the
entrance 10 the harbor. Their landing
was delayed for two hours owing to the
condition of the Empress. After landing
the party took train for Athens, where
they were received by the Greek minis
ter and resident diplomats They then
drove to the Palace IN STATE carriages.
The first carriage wss occupied by EN-
peror William, the King Of Greece and
the Crown Prince, and the second by the
Empress and the Queen Of Greece. The
route was lined with troops and immense
througs gave an ovation to the Imperial
party.