The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-24
PEACE TALK IN EUROPE.
THE IMPERIAL MEETINGS MAY
LEAD TO DI6ARMAMENT.

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Kaiser and Austrian Emperor May
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Joint Discussion.
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BERLIN. Aug. 23.-To-night's news from
Peterhof conveys a distinct impression that
the imperial meetings held have had a
highly satisfactory result for Emperor
William.
Chancellor Won Caprivi had a conference
with the czar to-day, which lasted over an
hour Afterward he had long interview
with the Russian foreign minister, NJ. de
Giers.
The officials of the foreign office here
maintain absolute reticence regarding the
nature Of the German emperor's proposals,
but admit that there was immense political
signif ance in the interview.
Advices from various reliable sources all
confirm the announcement made in these
dispatches that Emperor William desires
that another European congress be held
with a preliminary cessation Of furxser
armaments. Whatever the nature of the
inducements offered the car, it is certain
that he has met the empeTors overtures fav-
orably.
THE CONFERENCE WITH AUSTRIA.
Since de Giers' first conference with
Chancellor Won Caprivi, communications
have been passing between the authorities
here and at Vienna with view to expedit-
ing the nesting between Emperors w liam
and Francis Joseph. Austrian official cir
cles regard the impending change in posi-
tion with intense distrust Hence the
semi-official press of Vienna throw
doubt on the probability of the holding of
another European congress, and profess in
credulity as TO the emperor's presence at
Peterhof causing great political transition.
AT the same time, there comes from Vienna
report that Emperor William has asked
the Emperor of Austria for a conference
within a fortnight, preparatory to the
projected reception Of the czar in Berlin in
October.
TRIPLE IMPERIAL MEETING.
The Neuste Ndchrichtsn Of Munich
states that the czar and Emperor William
and Francis Joseph will meet on Australian
soil before definitely agreeing to the hold
ing of congress. This statement, though
unconfirmed, has a basis of probability
If Emperor Williams policy succeeds q
triple imperial meeting will be an early
development.
kilograms from Peterhof, describing the
end of the maneuvers yesterday, record
how Emperor William took part in the
operat ions, riding at the head of the NiberG
regiment in the final charge against the in
vadipg army. At lunch, which was served
on the field, the czar proposed a toast to th
emperor and German army, and En-
peror William replied, praising the mannel
in which the maneuvers were conducted
The czar presented to the emperor troikI
with three superb chestnut horses.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS DEPARTURE.
After the court banquet tonight the EN-
peror will start from Kronstadt on boarC
the imperial yacht Hohensollern. He viii
visit Memel Monday, and from there vii
proceed to Loetzen, Where he will remain
| two days to witness an attack upon til,
| Notifications. He will arrive at Potsdau
Friday by way of Kiel During mis- ab
sence his unceasing attention to the work o.
| the government has been seen herC
in daily dispatches affecting department
| business, often referring to the minutes
| details. His new departure as regards hi
| foreign policy, though only vaguely known
has aroused the ire of the old BismarckiaI
| press. The Cologne Gazette assaiIs Chan
cellor Won Caprivi as assisting the Kaiser IL
embarking upon an enterprise that will dis
turb the alliance formed by Prince Bis
marck.
The Munich AIgemeine Zeitung declares
that foreign affairs are taking a gravely
disquieting turn. and expresses regret tha
| Prince Bismarck no longer conducts impe
rial affairs.
CAN EXIST WITHOUT BISMARCK.
The Post IN semi-official article replies
| that Germany can exist without Prince
Bismarck, and that the governments policy
| has proved dignified and in every way cal
culated to promote permanent peace
GERMANY's SOCIALISTS
meeting of socialists at D eden which
was called to consider how to oppose the
threatened general anti-strike union Of
employers, rejected a proposal to replace
the local associations with a universe
workmens association controlled by cen
tralized executive. The same question viii
come up il the socialist congress at Halle
A group Of Berlin socialists headed
| by Bruno Willie energies tbs
| opposition to the chief representatives OF
parliamentary socialism. Herr Won Grill
| lanberger, speaking at Neurmberg, re-
| ferred TO the Willie association as seeking
popularity by calumniating men of proved
worth. He said that no divergence existed
among the genuine socialist leaders. In
famous reports, aiming at the disruption o
| the party, ema ated from agroup in Berlin
where, among three socialists, one could bt
| counted as ali agent provocateur. Herr
Grillanberger's language plainly suggested
that if Herr Willie were not aspy his actor
tended to assist the government to weaker
the party.