The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-03
THE CAR REpENTED
He Insists On q Pfptectorate
Over Bulgaria.
RisMARcks LABOR IN VAIN.
Rassia ana uermany enserstaaa rstn
tither.- Emperor ssialsaaa's Sisat te
she Saltan-ahe Socialist sln.

sEorvrsgh.es, 1SSa. hy sAe Associated 9ress
hsEItN. Nov. -IslSmaEek fsssav re-
cslved a telegram frsm Ezaperar Nsil5aaa
at TStass, sayimr he hAd arrived at II
o'clock, Official JlspAtehes give . detailed
account al the meeting hesween the Tusk.
ism stees and the German Saaps Kaiser and
HoAeF90ltarn NJ tbs entrance to tae nslr-
Ganeiles. The passage thfaugA The Str4lss
was n4s1Ee under = csntnu0as roar oE ssa-
intes fraEa the soFts. On entering the sea oE
Mariners. said HAs1aa. minister ef EaFeien All.
fairs, kuaesn GssAa. formerly grand v5sasr.
and Herr van Raaowsta, German amhss~
sader. left tha sultan Yacht and were fe-
eeIved oy the emperor on the Kaiser
The empress Is again suffering from SEA-
sickness.
The Germans were driven ID The palaee,
where the sultan. attended ~ his minister's
and the principal coufs officials, cordially
greeted Emperor William. After roaSRl-
tatioa the two monarch ) drove io the Aal4
6sz palace iT . eavrisse. unaef escort u .
squadron OF cavalry The SalEan ak
changed = few phrases With each of the
guests ard then sesapSsa into absolute
silence.
HeF won fsaaowitK, acting under instrgic-
tlofsS from bismarck. viii attefi with Sslla
Pasha the interviews between the nissn-
arshs, The semi-aslleiai papers deny that
il is q political visit. the Nostk 6erman tfa-
ssfte said that II the Intentions OF the
emperor are realized The conference AZ Com
seanunopie viii create y fresh guarantee of
peace. based on the general principles of
bismarck ; policy. and will strengthen the
trlpse alliance and further aSsare the well
being and prosperity cf the FatheTlaud
The frankness Of these admissions of IN
spired origin j. partly due % official adys,aes
from 81 Petersburg that the czAr has re-
iapsed. under the hand Of Pam-SlaviSt tn-
finenceS: that the chan ges that were in
progress 20 eliminate war advocates frana
the cxar's counsel and entoerage have been
coantermanded. The German press las
resumed its former hostile attitude. ard
everything is the same as before the czAr
meeting with Prince bismarck
The incidents attending the egnpresss
visit to the royal harem arc awaited with
interest A gorgeous barge propelled by
ten oarsuen will convey her to heentraiioe
TO the hsrem grounds. Seven recognized
wives of the sultan. all mothers Of prln-
eesses attended by suites, will receive the
empress IN the grand salon.
Count halnoky. who arrived at Fried
richsruhe today, before leaving Vienna bad
long conversation with Prince I.eohanoff,
Russian ambassador, through whom he
leaened that the ezar had resumed hts pol
icy of opposition 20 any form OF settlement
in Bulgaria which excludes Russia claim 10
the right 20 select the head Of the govern
ment Prince ise0hanofIFs communication
amounted TO veto from the cxar TO Kali
nonys project for recognition of Prince
Ferdinand as ruler Of Bulgaria. and inn
piled also definite rejection of Rismarck's
scheme.
In official circles the conviction prevails
that the chancellor viii heneeforth aban-
don efforts 10 conoiliate the exar. Apart
from political matters concerning triple
alliance. Count kalnoky's visit relates %
The formation OF customs union between
the German and Austria Hungarian eHi-
pires.
The marriage OF Prince Ferdinand and
Princess Louise Of Orleans, daughter OF
the Due q 'Alencon. depends On the result
OF the Frledriekruhe conference.
The socialist bill win mol receive she sap
port of a majority Of the reichstag unless
subjected TO modification.
The dynamite depot at Friedriehznheite,
near Buthen, silesia, exploded to-day.
Twenty persons were killed and injured.