Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-15
lcoPYRIeHT, 1890. BY THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATED
PRESS.

nouncement in the North German Gazette
that Chancellor Won Caprivi will accompany
Emperor William on his visit to the Gear
converts the meeting of the sovereigns from
an exchange of. imperial courtesies into a
| diplomatic event. Herr Won Schweinitz,
the German Ambassador to Russia, arrives
here from st. Petersburg tomorrow in con-
nection with the interview, which has been
fixed for the I'd of August.
Emperor William, escorted by squad
ron. sails from Kiel to Cronstadt, and will
remain with the Gar three days. Prior to
the visit Signor Crispi, the Italian Premier,
is expected here for q conference with Gen.
Won Caprivi. He will see Count Kalnoky,
the Austro- Hungarian Premier, en- route to
Berlin. These movements have q distinct
relation to a renewal of the negotiations for
a settlement of the Bulgarian question.
This time the negotiations were initiated
at st. Petersburg.
NOT RECOGNIZED.
The Russian Government persists in re-
fusing to recognize Prince Ferdinand, but
offers to recognize M. Stamboulof, the Bull
garian Premier. The Government, after the
departure of Prince Ferdinand, will send q
Russian commissioner to Sofia 70 offer the
people as alternative candidates for the
throne the Duke of Leuchtenberg or Prince
Karl. son of the King OF Sweden. The Duke
of Leuchtenberg, having married Mon
tenegrin Princess, has less chance of accept
ance by the European Powers. Prince
Karl Is sure of the English Governments
support.
After the election of Prince the Stam-
bouloff Ministry will be dissolved and re-
placed by Stamboulof- Zankoff coalition.
NJ. Stambouloff is ready to sacrifice Prince
Ferdinand if his own position be assured as
result of the arrangement The leading
diplomats at Constantinople have been re-
called. Herr Won Rsdowitz. the German
Ambassador; M. Nelidof, Russia's repre-
sentative, and Sir w. A. White, the British
diplomat, are to be replaced by Ministers
who will work together on q more friendly
footing.
WAITED ON BISMARCK.
Whatever may be the issues of the meet
ing at ST. Petersburg they will not involve
a change of relations in the dreibund.
Signor Crispi goes to Friedrichsruhe after
seeing Chancellor Won Caprivi. A deputa-
ton of Conservatives from the Fourth dis
trict OF Potsdam, which is now unrepresented
in the Reichstag on account of the death of
Herr Wedell Malchow. went to Friedrichs-
ruhe yesterday to ask Prince Bismarck to
accept the candldature.
He promised to give the proposal his ia
vorable consideration, and this is taken to
mean that he will stand. The members of
the Reichstag already foresee that the
Princes presence will produce the grouping
of new party under his lead. composed of
Conservatives, old National Liberals and o
small section of the moderate Freisinnige
party. This group will prominently repre-
sent the smaller land owners, manufacturers
and bankers. who are opponents of the pro-
Socialist policy, ard is certain to secure the
support of number of Centrists, thus form
ing strong combination
REPORTS LAUGHED AT.
Herr Krupp has been the guest of Prince
Bismarck since Wednesday. The hostile
reports to the effect that the Emperor is be-
coming more and more enraged over the
revelations made by Prince Bismarck in
interviews, and that he intends to muzzle
the ex-Chancellor are laughed over in the
Princes circle. Another idea is dawning
upon the unfriendly critics that is, whether
the statements made to special correspond
ents were not arranged with the previous
knowledge and concurrence of Chancellor
Won Caprivi.
Prince Bismarck's studiously instudied
condolences have already assisted the foreign
Office to clearer view of the tendencies of |
foreign opinion, and has also helped to har- |
moniZe Caprivi's relations with several |
foreign ministers. 1t is now perceived that |
his seeming frankness reveals little, and |
barrass the Government, I'm |
pending changes in the minor States include !
the retirement of Baron Won Miltnacht, |
Premier of Wurtemberg; Count Won |
Fabrice, Premier of Saxony, and DIR. Tur-
ban, Premier of Baden. When Bismarck |
retired these were bound to follow.
ENTERTAINING AMERICANS.
The American riflemen assembled at 10 |
o'clock this morning at the Park House, in
Bremen, and went in body to the Indus |
trial Technical Exhibition. The maritime,
art and commercial sections of the exhibi-
ton especially attracted the attention of the
visitors. On their return the rifemen
lunched at the Park House and in the
evening they attended concert in the exhi-
bition grounds which were brilliantly il
Illuminated with electric lights.
Baron Won Lutz, who recently resigned
The Premiership of Bavaria, is seriously ill.
The Berlin Post announces that the Gov
has increased the duties on Bourse
dealings in lottery tickets and sugar.
Prince Albert, of Prussia, the Regent of
Brunswick, has symptoms OF apoplexy, and
all denisls, it is probable
hat he will resign and that Prince Henry
will become Regent.
Empress Augusta Victoria is recovering
rom her attack of nettle rash. She will not
Emperor William on his trim to
Norway. On the 25th she goes with her
amily to Ems.
Formal Declaration of Heirship.