Omaha daily bee., 1889-11-03
THE TEUTON AND THE TURK.
Emperor William Receives Cordial
Greeting From the Ottoman.
ITS POLITICAL IMPORTANCE.
The Semi-Oficiai Press Throw on
Reserve and Admit That the
Object is to Strengthen the
Triple Alliance.
Not n Pleasant Trip.

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BERLIN, Nov. 2.-Bismarck to-day re-
ceived telegram from Emperor William at
lildiz Kiosk, saying he arrived at Ii o'clock
The official dispatches give detailed ac-
count of the meeting between the Turkish
fleet and the German ships Kaiser
and Hohenzolern at the entrance of the
Dardanelles. The passage through the straits
was made under continuous round Of
salutes from the forts On entering the sea
of Marmora Said Pasha, minister of foreign
affairs; Eden Pasha, formerly grand vizler,
and Herr Won Radowitz, the German am
bassador lett the sultan's yacht and were re-
ceived by the emperor on the Kaiser.
The empress Is again suffering from sea
sickness A large number of ves-
sells, gayly decorated, followed the
German ships tol Dolmabaktohe palace
where the sultan, attended by mis- minister's
and principal court officials, cordially greeted
Emperor William. After partalsng of re-
freshments the two monarchs drove to
Yildiz palace in carriage under escort of a
squadron of cavalry.
The sultan exchanged few phrases with
each Of the guests and then relapsed into
absolute silence.
Herr Won Radowitz, under instructions
the business interviews between the mon
archs
The semi-official press of Berlin no longer
denies the political Importance of the VISIT
Tho North German Gazette states that if the
intentions of the emperor are realized the
conference at tConstantinople will create fresh
guarantees Of peace based upon the gen.
eral principles of Bismarck's policy and will
strengthen the dreibund and further assure
the well being and prosperity of the Father
land The frankness of these admissions of
the inspired organs is partly due to official
advices from st. Petersburg that the car
has relapsed under pan-savist influences; (;
that the changes that were in progress to
eliminate war advocates from the czar's
counsel lad been countermanded; that the
German press has resumed its former hostile
attitude, and everything is the same as be-
fore the czar's meeting with Prince Bis
marck.
Incidents attending the visit of the en-
press to- the royal harem are awaited with
interest A gorgeous kaiX propelled by
ten oarsmen will convey her to the entrance
of the harem grounds. Seven recognized
wives of the sultan, all mothers of princes,
attended by odalisque suites will receive
the empress In the grand saloon. The visit
will last three hours.
Count Kalnoky, who arrived at Fried
richsruhe to-day before leaving Vienna had
a long conversation with Prince Lobanoff,
the Russian ambassador, through whom he
learned that the czar had resumed his policy
OF opposition to any form of. settlement in
Bulgaria which excludes Russia's claim to
the right to select the head of the govern
ment. Prince Lobanoff's communication
amounted to veto from the czar of Count
Kalnoky's project for the recognition Of
Prince Ferdinand as the ruler of Bulgaria
and implied also the rejection of Bismarck's
scheme. In Official circles the conviction
prevails that the chancellor will henceforth
abandon all efforts to conciliate the car
Apart from political matters concerning the
drebund, Count Kaluoky's mission relates
to the formation of customs union between
the German and Austro Hungarian empires.
The marriage of Prince Ferdinand and
Princess Louise, of Orleans, the daughter of
the Due d'Alencon, depends upon the result
of the Friedrichsruhe conference.
The new socialist bill will not receive tho
support of the majority of the reichstag un-
less subjected to notifications
The dynamite depot at Friedrichshutte,
near Beuthen, Sllesia, exploded to-day.
Twenty persons were killed and injured.