Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-27
EMPEROR --SULTAN.
RESULT or THEIR PROPOSED INTER.
VIEW FoRESHADoWeD.
Reception Of the Imperial Psrty--Modifed
Laws In Relation 10 Sociahsts-A
Sensational Publication.
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RKRLIN. October 26.-T The proposed con-
florence between Prince Bismarck, Count
Kmnoky. and Premier Crispi has been de-
laved until after Prince Williams VISIT TO
the Sultan Of Turkey. The political IN
portonco of tho visit IT, not known; IL Is
admitted in official circles that the En-
poroY's interviews with the Sultan viii re-
suit in The adhesionof Turkey TO The gene
ral aims OF the triple alliance without her
formally entering the league. Blsmarcks
proiect Is 20 construct a second defensive
fla behind the Dgclbmd newspaper con-
sistine of England and Turkey. not COM
mittOd hy the treaty % the SPECIAL pur-
rose of the Central European Alliance,
hnt linked by kindred interests. Hence
he is men0uyfinc 20 commit Lord Sails
bury % the now treaty with Turkey reia-
tiug 20 tho permanent occupation oil
C.uat Herbert Bismarck viii prccede
Emperor William 90 Coustantnople an or
dor to meet the German and English Am
la-sadors and the Turkish Foreign MIN
i.tor before the interview between inc
German and Turkish monarchs.
ksmarcks projects IN regard 10 u"
Balkan settlement "a communicated 70
Chcar hove led 90 q temporary cessation OF
loSf.ltlo- iu RUSSIAN iutr!gucs. Inc Car
lo. certainly consented % permit tho
Chancellor tO try % roali2e some "'r'''S ~
t0.ai. holding himself free 90 resume ihde-
uendeut action I'D the event Of the scheme
falling. 10 ie the inprc SION IN the oieicn
Office that tho Chancellor VIII NOT ihh ana
int the negotiations viii lead 20 another
Berlin conference IN the spring 70 revise
tho treaty on o basis that Will better Sc
cure European peace.
The sultan. desiring 20 invest the recep-
ton ~ Emperor William WITH me greatest
t,orp. hns directed Marshal ALI Miami,
Aarih Pasha. president of tho Council.
and other ministers, and Generals Achmed
Won Goltz and Strccker 10 proceed to the
island of Teno30s 20 meet the Emperor.
General Streckcr was aide-dc-camp 10
Crown-Princo Frederick when he visited
Coustantinoplc iu 1869.
Tho German Reception Committee has
chartered three vessels to 90 70 san Ste
fanp. -,
The Germans viii give banquet TO tho
members Of the imperial suite anda com
mers " 10 the officers Of the squadron. The
news Of the arrival Of tho imperial party
aboard tho HoheuzOllcTn IN the Piracus
Wa. tolccrauhcd here at O'Clock tins AZ
tcrnoon Tho German squadron was
sighted passing the extreme southeast point
of Maria ut O'Clock this morning. a gale
vos then blowing. The Court kilograms
state that heavy Weather was encountered.
The Empress was prostrated bY sca-slck-
ness. The King and Queen OF Greece ana
tho Crown Prince received the imperial
party at the entrance 10 tho harbor. J heir
landing was DELAYED for two hours owing
o. the condition Of the Empress. After
landing the party took the tram
for Athens, where they were received
low the Greek Ministers and resident
DIPLOMATS. They then drove TO the
palace IN State carriages. The first car
TiaQe was occupied by Emperor William,
The King OF Greece, and the Crown Prince,
and the second ny the Empress and the
Queen Of Greece. The route was lined
with troops. and immense thrCngs gave Ova-
ton 10 the imperial party. Princess So
phio'e already marvellous level dover has
been enhanced by her mother adding a
diamond and ruby cross, an heirloom IN
the English royal family which was first
worn by Princess Charlotte Of Wales, her
GREAT grandmother. Queen WctoTlas pres
enfs do not figure prominently. 1hcY con-
eist Of the usual Indian shawls, whereof
she seems 10 have ready store, "a SET OF
H1nitOn lace. o narrow diamond necklace,
and a number of books. In contrast Is
King Humbert's presents, through the
Prince Of Naples. 1t consists OF splendid
Get 81 diamonds'valucd at 100000 marks.
Prince Bismarck's earliest return TO Ber-
lin Will be on Thursday. 1t y improbable
that the debates viii demand his presence
TIL the Socialist law IS discussed. Count
Herbert before starting went 70 treidrlchS-
ruhe accompanied 10y the Turkish Minister,
Fiamil Pasha, who wanted memorandato
prepare the Sultan 10 talk with the German
Emperor. Bismarck gave kiamll long
conference but refused him written
memoranda. He also advised Kiamll that
the interviews between tho Sultan and
Emperor William must notprOceed through
an interpreter unless he be "a member OF the
6ultans council.
Tho alterations Of the Socialist law is not
applAuded by any section OF the helCh-
stag excepting tho Conservatives. The
Nationals and Centrists disfayOr a pcrma-
nent duration of the law rs deprving the
House Of its present controlling power TO
amend the law every two years. In Or0or
70 eweoten the proposal the Government
modifies some of It's strictest provisions.
Thus "a newspaper suppressed tor one Oh
feneive article viii be stopped after two
offences.
The power Of the police 10 cancel the
hoenscs Of tevcIns frequeuted by Socialists
IS abolished. Further, a meeting does not
require previous police sanction, though II
VIII remain liable TO closure. IL IS prOba-
bic tho majority will reject the permanent
bill and that the substitute of flye years
duration viii be passed. The Progressists
made q motion that newspapers Illegally
suppressed hava the night to obtain dam
cellcd. There SIS a small chance OF
IS acceptance. The Socialists moved for
the abolition Of the duties on oil prOyl-
slons. though there is abundant proof Of a
terrible pressure on the poor, caused by ne
existing tariffs. IL - improbable that the
Reichstag Will grant the relief, though 1t
Is certain tine food question Will be pro-
minent factor in the coming election. A
section of the National Liberals support
the Progressist demand for the abolition of
pork duties. The PrOgrcssists also made
an amendment TO tho electoral law, aiming
o. render difficult electoral frauds and un-
rust pressure upon electors. This Will not
be adopted The Conservatives and Ma
tional Liberals profess 10 be indignant at
the bare suspicion that electoral frauds are
possible.
The NnhoR1' Ztihmg. referring 10 the de-
maud of tho Pr0cressists that the voting
tickets be delivered IN closed envelopes,
advises the majority 90 refuse 10 even DIS
cuss tins and similar motions.
Frcytag's book has created a sensation.
Prince Bismarck prior 10 Its publication
advised the suppression of certain pas
sage- referring 90 the private negotiations
over the formation of tho empire. Herr
Ircvtag declined 10 suppress the passages.
Tho Chancellor did not insist. The COM
ulnisauce of Bismarck is attributed 10
Frcvtag's disclosures of the unwise inter
ference OF tine then Empress, who. the
book declares. guided when 1t was natural
that she ought 70 have been guided,
thus causing difficulties and conflicts.
Another passage grateful TO Bismarck de-
scrbes tho late Emperor Frederick as af-
hicted. beng morbid, moody, and old in
mind and body long before his fatal dis
easc attacked him. His vital energy, the
book declares. was no longer fitting tho
heir to the imperial crown. The PERSIA
aious II the Crown Princess was unable TO
Danish his sadness. He often thought 10
abhcate IN favor OF has son.
mo steamer Vulcan, attached TO Captain
Wissmann's expedition. has been wrecked
on the East African coast. The natives
killed a number of the crew.
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