The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
NEWS FROM FATHERLAND.
EMPEROR WILLIAM BILL SHORTEN HIS
VISIT TO hORUAY.
ne VIII no His Utmost 20 Settle the oues-
tion or the Balkans - Friends OF the
American HOG Plead for MIs Admission.

re VIII no His Utmost 20 Settle the oues-
iion OF the Bait ans - Friends OF the
American HOG Plead for His Admission.
COPYRIGHT 1861 BY the Eeo Fork Annotated prei.
BERLIN, July 19.-Emreror william. on mr.
irving at Eide. on the Faa Fiord, on Thurs
day, sent despatch to Chancellor Won Caprivi
announcing his intention to shorten his voy-
age and return to Kiel IN July II. The gravity
OF tho situation in tho balkans and tho in
creased prospect OF trouble with France over
the English agreement makes necessary the
Emperor'S presence. and Keeps both the Chan
collor and Minister Miguel from taking holt
day. The other Ministers, Ilerren Won
Ber1ekech, Won Boettichor, Won Gossler, and
Herriurth are absent from Berlin. but they
have been warned not to arrange for pro-
tracted leave.
Although the prospects OF permanent peace
in Europe begin to appear doubtful, official
confidence remains strong In the continuance
OF repose for some time to come, Even the
probable Abdication OF Prince Ferdinand.
with n se1uent revolution in Bulgaria, will not
be allowed to involve an immediate European
war. Tho maintenance OF peace, according to
the official view. is certain until after the con-
ference between Emperor william and the
Car ut st. Petersburg. when the resources OF
diplomacy will be- exhausted In final effort to
harmonize Austrian and Russian relations In
the Balkan peninsula.
The Berliner Idoebiau has q telegram from
Rome which purports to give information
drawn from Prime Minister Crispt In this it
ia asserted that the Gar advisers. consider
The chiefs OF the drtebnnd. the telegram
adds will make united efforts to maintain
reasons for preparing for eventualitles.
NJ de Giers. the Russian Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. is now making 2 tour OF finland; lie
Count schouyalof, the Russian Ambassador
NJ the end Of tho month for the same purpose.
The exact date OF these mOmentous interviews
hns not yet been fixed but they will probably
x fresh difficulty. has arIson In France over
the Nth article of the convention which at:
Benue River and Lake Tehad, The article DID
not appear in the FIRST published draft OF the
en- ion. and since the official text ms been
issued the French Government has discovered
iGst he tGo Is Sp s de
ing to The future extension Of the Angio-Ger-
man spheres Of influence from the Niger to the
II n. Ribot continues to make the recogni-
ton OF the French claims IN the Niger district
settlement is improbable.
Mr.. Phelps. tho American Minister. has re-
which has beenisrnt TO Chancellor Won taprivi,
and which benis tho signatu OF various
steamship companies and leading firms
and corporations. The petitioners ask
against American pork They urge that
Germany cannot produce enough rork to sat-
isfy nor own wants. The price o. pork has risen
so normously that poor people cannot BUY it.
The Wholesale price OF German sailed bacon
is 1870 marks per 100 Kilograms, while Ameri-
marks Pork inn rted IRON neiGhl, orng
States. although bringing high prices, is not
rs good as the American article. When the
prohibition WAS enacted there was no Official
minatlon OF pork in America. whereas the
United States Government iS now ready to
make whate, er in-pectlon Germany may ask.
When American pork has been oil owed to
enter the country no case of illness has over
spection should be insufficient. thele could 9
Que made in Germany as well The petition
corciuHes by asking that the important, n OF
American pork be allowed In the interests OF
the working classes and OF the commerce and
shipping OF Germany.