Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
RUsslA's GRIP ON TURKEYS BACK.
Absence Of Law and order I'm Macedonia
Threatened Revolt in Bulgaria.
Copyrighted, 1890, by the New York Associated
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Absence of Law and Order In Macedonia
Threatened Revolt in Bulgaria.
Copyrighted, 1890, BY the New York Associated
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BERLIN. july 5.-There are growing signs
Of an impending storm IN the Balkans.
The situation is so grave that the hoiiday
vacations Of the leading officials or the
Foreign Office here have been stopped.
Herr Won Radowitz, German Ambassador
at COnstantinOple. who was about 90 start
for kissengen, has been directed TO remain
at his post.
Sir W. 4. White. British Ambassador TO
the Porte, who was just about 20 Obtain
turlough TO last several months hurried
back 90 COnstantinOple after having long
interview with the Emperor of Austria.
A momentous change appears 20 have oc-
CURED in Germany's policy IN the Balkans.
Instead Of pursuing the semi-neutral dlpio-
macy Of Prince Bismarck the Emperor has
directed Herr RadowitZ TO take the initial
in advising the Porte how 10 meet the con-
tending claims of Bulgaria and Russia.
Instructed through Chancellor Won Ca
prlvi. Herr Radowitz has promised the
Porte an early solution Of the Bulgarian
trouble in harmony with the Berlin treaty,
and also that theendeavor viii be made 10
meet the Russian war indemnity. Tho
Emperor's scheme Of settlement. according
20 the accepted report IN diplomatic cir
cles. involves tho displacing of Prince Fer
diuand, and tho substitution of Prince
Karl of Sweden "a the ruler of Bulgaria,
and also the arrangement OF the Russian
indemnity by capitallzlng the amount
through the international Council ~ Ad-
ministrati0n which now controls the iurk-
ish administration. The scheme seems 10
l,.-, raoaf~o1 frunqfva from In1nnr0r
Williams conferences with Prince Oscar
a. Christina. Though the financial
proposals have not been formally com
municated 10 Russia, il "a already reported
that VI. De Giers. the Russian Primo
Minister. has received intmatlon or thcir
nature and has iutimated that they were
not satisfactory 70 Russia, he stating that
Russia did not want % be concerned IN re-
arranging the Turkish debt, and preferred
To hold the Porte directly TO ITS engage
ment His response means that Rus
sia will not let 60 her grip on
Turkeys neck given by the war debt.
A general explosion N the Balkans
NAV occur before the Powers have time TO
consider Emperor Williams proposals.
Greece and Sorvia have added % the gene
raj imlr07t0 by each presenting notes 20
the Porte 20 tho eject that any conces-
sinns 20 Bulgaria would require similar
concessions to the Greek and Seryian ma
tiorallties. The Seryian note also de-
clarcs that the absence of law and order
in Macedonia exposes the Serylan 90 con-
tinuous outrage and demands instant
remedy a rising "a Bulgaria ls likely 40
any moment 10 give the signal tor gene
raj condagration.
Colonel Nilolaf. Major Panit2a's
br0.her-in-law, who ia among the most
popular officers IN the Bulgarian army. IS
somewhere i'm Macedonia watching
chance 90 start the revolt. VI. Stanhu'oh.
Primo Minister, who is now virtual d'cfa-
tor ot Bulgaria. relies upon las hrotrr-ln-
law. Colonel MoutourokOf who holds
chief command in the army. O. prevent
the rising. he lettor Of Prince NeNander
Of Battenburg 10 Major pau,tza'1 widow
offering to adopt her chlId has added ura
% the discomfort with the present r.9'W.
A Bulgarian delegation arrived at iesth
Yesterday. They are going 20 hold con-
ference with Prince Alexander.
The renouncing OF Prince RismarckS
visit To England is duo 90 the altered
aspect of foreign affair. He viii go Oh hls
estates mo SehOuL3us.n and thence %
Gast IN. wher" Count nalnohy, the Austso-
Hungarian Prime Minister. viii als1 zoe
cruit his health. After hls recovery Ham,
Burrher Nachrlchten SAYS Bismarck VIII
NOT enter tie Beichstlg. II he IS driven
10 oppose the Government be would pre-
fer to represent the National Liberal con
stitucncv, he now being more IN sympathy
with that party than with the C0nserva-
tives. Despite the strength of the Opposi-
tom IN the English Parliament, the Anglo
German agreement relative % the African
territory is considered here 10 be abso-
lutely safe.
Count Won hatfield, the German AM
q i fn. "a
Lord Salisbury that the Government u
causing its supporters to know hat II viii
stand or fall by the compact, and has Sc
cured normal majority.
French reports Of the secret clause IN
the treaty committing England 10 naval
intervention in the North Seaand Baltic IN
favor Of Germany in the event Of war are
incorrect. although 0fnie exists amount
ing 90 concerted policy against france
and Russia.
The R.ichanzeigey to-day announced the
removal Of prohibition against the imoor-
tation of Danish pork and bacon sides.
live pics will DC admitted under q certlii-
cqte Of health from the German sanitary
inspectors. Tho removal of those restrlc-
tious viii afford grounds for the renewal Of
Minister Ihe|ps's communications COM
corning the American trade.
The period of the state Of siege expired
in leipsic on Tue lay. Herr Liebecht and
large number of Socialists who We're OK.
PEELED are returning and taking part IN the
fies undisturbed bT the police.
Herr Liebecht will come to Berlin IN
the autumn. He has now become the sole
centre off the revolutionary party.
The Freisunige ZefUug asserts that En-.
poror William on his Journey from Berlin
To kiel or the night of June 2fth had a
long interview with Prince Bismarck at
Schwarzeubach station. the statement ia
doubtful
Princess Dolgorouki has returned 20 st.
Petersburg through Berlin under permits
sion from the Car. She has petitl0ued the
Gar TO appoint her son, the cars h ll
brother. as au officer Of tho Guards. The
Gar has ordered tho Prince to join as q