New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15
THE FUTURE OF BULGARIA.
SIGNIFICANCE OF EMPEROR WILLIAMS
COMING VISIT TO THE CAR
PRINCE FERp1NANDs REMOVAL LIKELY-CAN
DIDATEs FOR THE THRONE-PRospECTs OF
THE ARMY BILL-PRINCE BIS
M,pCI Avn UUE pEICHST\G.
MARCK AND TIE REICHsTAG.


copvrf1ht; 1890: By TIE N,c. York Annotated Pre''
Berlin June LITTLE semi official announcement
IN the North German Gazette" that Chancellor Won
Caprivi will accompany Emperor William on his
visit to the Car converts the meeting Oh INC
sovereigns from exchange OF Imperial couit
into diplomatic event Herr Won Sch"en|' 'io
German Ambassador TO Russia arrives here from ~
Petersburg tomorrow. in connection Win ue in'o'
view which has been fixed for August = emperor
William escorted by q squadron, sails from Mel u
Cronsadt and will remain with the Car three ua!
Prior to the visit Slgnor Crispi, the itiah lTco',
Is expected here for a conference with "ehcr"i
Won Caprvi. lie will see Count Kalnoky' thc ""s''0
Hungarian Premier. on his way 10 Berlin.
These movements have "a distinct rela'ioh !"
renewal Of the negotiations for settlement OF the
Bulgarian question. This time the negotiations nave
been initiated at ST. Petersburg The russian Govern
mcnt persists in refusing TO recognize Prince ie''"'
hut offers to recognize VI. Stamboulof. the bulgarian
Premier. The Government, after the departure Vi
Prince Ferdinand. will send Russian commissioner
to sofia 10 offer the people. alternative candidates
for the throne the Duke Of LeuchtenberS or ffihce
Karl, son of the King OF sweden Inc Duho VI
Leuchienberg havi'g married Montenegro iri"'0eN'
has less chance of acceptance by the European io''
Prince Karl is sure of the English Government sup
port. -,
The leading diplomats at Constantinople nave ueeh
recalled Herr Won Radowtz, the German Anhoa''
sador: NJ NelidOfI. RussiaS representatives. anu III
W. A. White, the British diplomat, are TO be repiaceu
by Ministers who Will work together on more lfeuH
footing The leading tendency Of the changes Is
rather favorable to a renewal of the Cars influence
in the Balkans Whatever may he the outcome OF
the meeting at ST. Petersburg, they VIII not Involve
a change of relations in the Drcibund sgnor 0rSp'
goes TO Fredrichsruhe after seeing Chancellor NoH
Caprivi.
FATE OF THE ARMY BILL STILL CNuEkIA4N'
Although the vote of the Committee on inc
Army Eli approved the essential features u
the measure its ultimate fate is uncertain.
At meeting Of Centrists, DR.. WindthorSt announced
that he had positive information that dissolution Oh
the Reichsag had been resolved upon IN case to
military credits not fully conceded Inc Oe"'r's'S
separated unpledged TO vote as party Inc "ONcII
mcnt calculates that if a section OF the Nehc
pauy should Join the Freisinn geV SparteisoclaSt
coalition the bill would still have small HaJoil'H
but that il the bulk Of the ttntrists ShouM VA
There have been sent TO the Reichstag large number
OF petitions against an increase OF te ",nG oi are
Among the places represented by the9G PlV'V -
Dresden Chemnitz, Hamburg Munich Glosau' "ciiha''
Wurtemberg and le>se'
BISMARCK ASKED TO BE CANDIDATE
A denutation of conservatives from the fourth dis
trct Of potsdam, which is unlepresented III the
Reichstag on account of the death Of Herr "cocn
Malchow went to Fredrichsrhe yeSter1ay u air IIo
Prince bismarck to accept the candidalalei, cd ic
promised to give the proposal ms i-r b, ne vii
sheraton. and this IS taken 10 mean 'hA' H' WI"
stand.
THE EX-CHANCELLOR AND THE Governments
The hostile reports 10 the effect tlat the emperor
is becoming and more enraged over inc Ic'ei"
tions made by Prince Bismarck III interviews an"
that he intended TO muzze the eXChanceior' are
laughed over in the Princes circles AHo'.SI W.
is dawning upon the unfreDdly critic tildt H.
Whether the statements made to special core pour
were NOT arranged with the previous hh0Wil-c an"
concurrence Of Chancellor Won taprlN. iIpN -,
marck's studiously unsudied commences nave "lc,
assisted the Foreign Once 10 a clearer We" W ny
Tendencies of foreign opinion. ana nave also IcIP"
IN harmonic Caprvi's relations WIN several t"vt-
Ministers. II is perceived tndt ~ socH ~
frankness reveals little, and cannot eulDdlI'NS '0
Government
THE AMERIC AN RIFLEMEN IN BREMEN
The American rihemen assembled at 10 O'CLOCK 'h'9
morning at the Park House in Bremen and went !"
bodv 10 the Industrial Technical Exhibition; on llcli
retrrn the rfemen took luncheon al the farh H"uic'
and in the evening they attended concert Ill 'lc
exhibition grounds
EMPRESS AUGUSTA VICTORIA RECOVERING
Empress Augusta Victoria is recovering from her
attack of nettlerash. She will not accompany Fin
peror William on his trip to Norway. she goes WIN
her family Ems, June 20.