The morning call., 1890-07-27
BISMARCK'S INTERVIEWS.
A Report That Emperor William Will
Supervise Them.
Copyrighted 1880 by New York Associated Press

copyrighted 1880 by New York Associated Press
BERLIN, July 26.-It is reported that the
Emperor will revise Bismarck's published
interviews. The Emperor must have been
stung by the ex-Chancellor's personal sar-
casms, and the question of how to silence
him probably occupies the EmperOr's mind
as much as the critical developments in the
East. Allidea of adopting legal measures
to suppress Bismarck's utterances have.
however, been abandoned. The Emperor
will return from England August Sth and
pass a week at p otsdam bef ore starting for
Russia. He will return from Russia on the
18th, and within month thereafter il will
be known whether the German-Austrian re-
lations with Russia will be more friendly
or strained TO the point of rupture.
RUssIAs POLICY.
The Grashdanin of St. Petersburg, which
is credited with an occasional inspiration
by the Gar, says that RuSsia's policy in
the Balkans, and the basis of an expected
arrangement appears to he the Gar S ac-
ceptance of Emperor Williams candidate
for the Bulgarian throne. Events in Bull
garia, however, may preclpitate a reYolu-
tion and nGllify this diplomacy. In
view of possible rupture with Russia,
Emperor William during his recent visit to
posal for a Scandinavian coalition, includ-
Copenhagen and Christiania, revived his pro-
ing the reabsOrption OF Finland by Sweden.
The Cars ukaseS tending toward the COM
plete RusSifying of Finland, creates a feel
ing of intense discomfort which is ripening
to revolt. The Emperor offered King
Oscar as the price of SwedeB's entry in the
Dreibund tho prospective restoration of Fin
land.
BIsMARCK's STATEMENT
Prince Bismarck, giving the Novoe
Nremye correspondent a second interview
deplOred the menacng aspect of affairs, and
said he felt it now more than ever his chief
duty to try to assure the peace OF Europe.
Why" he asked, should Germany con-
tinue to regard Russia as an inevitable
enemy? AT the present moment, he said,
absolutely no reason existed for German
war with Russia. and an attack on Russia
by the Germans was inconceivable on
any good grounds. Germany's energies
ought to be concentrated in dealing with
the dangers Of socialism. The longer the
State gave way to the anarchists demand
the bloodier would be the issue The whole
tenor of the interview suggests that Bis
marck is unreconciled to the Kaiser and
will become formidable opponent in any
line of foreign policy involving a quarrel
with Russia.
THE SOCIALISTS.
Socialist committees have intrusted to
Herren, Bebel. Leibknecnt, Singer and
Auer the preparation OF plan for the re-
organization of the party, to be presented
to the Congress which meets in Berlin i'll
October. The language OF the VUlkes Trib-
une, which is edited by the extremist
Schippel, forbOdes an increasing friction
between the sections Of the party. The eX-
tremists are impatient at Bebel and Leib-
knecht's pacific policy.
The operation performed by Professor
Fuchs of Vienna on the eyes of the Shah's
first wife has proved un successful, and she
is now totally blind.
BUFFALO Bills SHOW.
Buffalo BilPs Wild West Show is pros
pering. NJ. Herbert the French Embassa-
dor, Mr.. Phelps. the American Minister
and number of other diplomates and
Americans were present at the opening per-
formance. The Health Commissioner in-
sisted upon general inspection before he
would sanction the opening of the eXhibi-
tiOn.