Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-03
CROWNS AND sCEPTERS.
The Kaiser's Reception at
COnstantinOple.
KALNOKY'S VISIT TO BERLIN.
The Gar Has Already Broken Faith
With Bismarck-Wales
in Egypt.

copyright 1889. by N. Y. Associated Press.
BERLIN, November 2.-Bismarck today
received telegram from Emperor Will
liam at Yildiz Kiosk, saying he arrived
at III O'Clock. Official dispatches give
detailed account of the meeting between
the Turkish feet and the German ships
Kaiser and Hohenzollern at the entrance
to the Dardanelles. The passage through
the straits was made under continuous
roll of salutes from the forts. On enter.
ing the Sea of Marmora, Said Pasha,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Edhem
Pasha, formerly Grand Vizier, and Herr
Won Radowitz, German Ambassador, left
the Sultan's yacht and were received by
the Emperor on the Kaiser.
The Empress is again suffering from
sea-sickness.
THE RECEPTION AT CONsTANTINoPLE.
A large number of vessels, gaily decor
ated, followed the German ships to
Dolmabaktche Palace, where the Sultan,
attended by his Ministers and principal
court officials, cordially greeted Emperor
William. After partaking of refresh
ments, the two monarchs drove to Yildiz
Palace in carriage. under escort of
squadron of cavalry. The Sultan ex-
changed few phrases with each of his
guests, and then relapsed into absolute
silence.
Herr Won Radowitz, acting under in
structions from Bismarck, will attend,
with Said Pasha, the business interviews
between the monarchs.
POLITICAL IMPORT OF THE VISIT.
The semi-official press of Berlin no
longer denies the political importance Of
the visit. The North German Gazette
states that all the intentions OF the EN-
peror are realized. The conference at
Constantinople will create fresh guaran-
tees of peace, based upon the general
principles of Bismarck's policy, and will |
strengthen the Dreibund and further as |
sure the well-being and prosperity of the |
fatherland.
THE GEAR HAS BACKSLID.
the inspired organs is partly due to Off |
Gar has relapsed under Pan-Slavist in. |
in progress to eliminate the war adyo.
courage peace have been countermanded,
the German hating press has resumed |
it's former hostile attitude, and every.
thing is the same as before the Cars |
meeting with Prince Bismarck.
THE EMPRESS VISIT TO THE HAREM.
The incidents attending the Empress |
visit to the Royal harem are awaited |
with interest. A gorgeous kaix, pro-
PEELED by ten oarsmen, will convey her |
to the entrance to the harem grounds. |
The seven recognized wives of the Sui |
tan, all mothers of princes, attended by |
Odalisque suites, will receive the EN-
press in the grand salon.
BISMARCK WILL GIVE THE CzAR UP.
Count Kalnoky, who arrived at Fried |
richsruhe today, before leaving Vienna |
had a long conversation with Prince !
Lobanof, Russian Ambassador, through |
whom he learned that the Czar had |
resumed his policy of opposition to any |
form of settlement of the Bulgarian ques. |
tion which excludes Russia's claim to the |
right to select the head Of the govern
ment. flince Lobanoff's commu
nicaticn amounted to veto |
from the Czar of Count Kalnoky's |
project for the recognition of Prince Fer |
dinand as ruler of Bulgaria, and implies |
also the rejection of Bismarck's scheme. |
In official circles the conviction prevails |
that the Chancellor will henceforth aban- |
don all efforts to conciliate the Gar.
OBJECT OF KALNoKY's VISIT.
Apart from political matters concern
ing the Dreibund Count Kalnoky's mis-
sion relates to the formation of a customs
union between the German and Austro-
Hungarian Empires.
The marriage OF Prince Ferdinand and
Princess Louise, of Orleans, daughte of
Duluncon, depends upon the result of
the Friedrichsruhe conference.
OTHER MATTERS.
The new Socialist bill will not receive
the support of the majority Of the Reich
stag unless subjected to modification.
Adynamite depot at Friedrichshuette,
near Beuthen, Silesia, exploded today.
Twenty persons were killed and injured.