New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
THE EMPEROR'S BUSY TINE.
HIS COMING MEETING WITH THE CAR.
TO MAKE A SHORT VISIT TO BIsMARCK-THE
EX-CHANCELLoR SEES NO REASON FOR
pI.SSn- cL,RNLA TILE
SOCIALISTS CONGRESS.

| Berlin July 2G-EmperOr William will arrive on
| Monday at Wihemshaven where he will hold MIN
,teral Council The officials here do not expect tha'
he will 10 Berlin, his programmes Is so crowded
that he will hardly have time to visit the capital IL
is whispered that busy the Emperor may De- ne mas
sent a communication to Prince Bismarck intmating
desire make a short visit 70 FrcdrichSruhe' Inc
Emperor is utterly averse 10 all public action against
the Prince on account Of his public utterances on
state affairs and desires conclatory meeting Win
his former Chancellor.
HOW TO SILENCE PRINCE BISMARCK
Besides the annoyance arising from Bismarcks pub
ished interview, the Emperor must have peeh sUuis
| by the Princes poignant personal sarcashs' hia"o
with the apparent intention that they should be re-
| peated in the court circle. The question OF now "
silence him probably occupies the Emperors mihd iuls
AS much as do the critical developments In the EasV'
| Meantime all idea Of adopting legal measures 10
| suppress the eXChancellor's uttcanceS mas nee"
abandoned Prince Bismarck has paved the way
for an amicabe meeting by letter sent 10 'hanceh
Won Caprivi In response to an inquiry connected WIN
the business Of the Chanceere. in which he expressed
desire to see the Emperor as soon as lie returned
| from Norway. The Emperor Will return from Eng
land on August T. and will pass week al fo'eudii
before starting for Russia. ArchduKe MARI huuMs'
| heir to the Austrian throne, Will meet Emperor VIZ
lam and the Car at the camp at Narva on August ~
| on August % the Emperor and the Nchduhe VIII
| bid gOOd-by 10 the Gar. hlllH IL hi'i'"i
II will be known whether the German Austrian rela-
tions with Russia will be more friendly, or strained
to the point OF rupture
RUSSIAN POLICY TO BE CHANGED.
! The "Grashdanlnp Of 81. Petersburg, edited by
Prince Mestshersky which is credited with An occi"
sonal inspiration by the Car says the Russian poicy
! Is on the eve of a change which viii harmonic" te
German and Russian policies in the Balkans; that
negotiations are coming 10 climax, ana tiat inc
interviews will reesabsh clauses in the Berlin treaty
which are now violated. The basis Of the
expected arrangement appears to be the
cars acceptance Of Emperor williams candidate
for the bulgarian throne. Occurrences In bulgaria
however may precipitac revolution ana nuIliiy INC
Emperor's diplomacy before the rulers confer IN we"
of a failure Of the negotiations, leading To a maj
rupture with Russia, the Emperor, during his recent
visit, e. Copenhagen and Christana revived the pro
posal for scandinavian coalition, including the re
ABSORPTION Of Finland by sweden. The Cars ukases
| tending toward a complete RuSsitying OF FINLAND
create feeling Of Intense discomfort which Is rlpehs
70 revolt. The Emperor :'!ered King Oscar as the
pric, Of Swedens entry in the Dreibund, the prospec
tive restoration of Finland.
| THE FX-CHANCELLOR on THE SITUATION
Prince Bismarck, giving the " Novoc Vremya' cor
re, pendent second interview, dcpored the mcnacing
ASPECT Of affairs and said he FELT that it now more
thnn ever hi, chief duty 10 try 10 assure the peace OF
turope Why he asked. should Germany con
fnue to regard Russia as an Inevitable enemy
! At the present moment. he sad. absolutely no reason
cNist.d for German with Russia. and an attack
ON Russia BY the Germans was lnconcelNaDle on any
mod grounds Germany's energies ought 10 be con
ccntrated III dealing with dangers Of socialism. The
longer the state gave way to the anarchic demand
the bloodcr would be the issue. The whole tenor 81
the interview suggests that Bismarck. II e,onced
10 the Emperor will become formidable opponent IN
any line of foreign policy involving quarrel with Rus
sia.
THE COMING SOCIALIST CONGRESS-
Herr Licbknecht's paper the "yohsblatt,7 declares
that the Berlin Congress will prove the solidarity
~ the socialist party and show the world a
united German democracy prepared to combat
with new on va'ter battlefield
4, to individuals who manifest a lack Of discipline
the Voksblatr settles them by chasing them ont Of
th, parv Herr schippc hasn't the bulk Of the
socialist, bchiud him. but what he wants in numbers
he makes up In the fervor Of hi, ideas, and his I'M
wearlcd propaganda fast converting the masses from
| the policy Of moderation advocated BY the older
| socialists.
MEDICAL MEN To MEET.
Twenty-Five hundred medical men promise 10 be
present AZ the Congress in August. The Congress will
be divided into eighteen sections. Professor Nirrho"
| viii preside over The department of pathology. Pro-
| f-,,or Dubois Kemond over III, department ~ ply
! ,ologv Professor lIcrwig over the department Of
! anatomy Professor Lehrich over the department of
pharmacology, and Professor Lcyden over the
| department II maerla medlca n NUMBER oil
| American papers Will be read.
BISMARCK TO TESTIFY
Herr Riterhaus. the correspondent who inter
viewed Prince Bismarck on behalf Of the d" Frankfort
Journal" f, about to institute proceedings against the
Berlin Post" for charging him with iaNiiying BIS
murr's statements Herr Ritterlau> intend, Ia call
Prince Bismarck To testify at the trial Of Ms SuIt.
THE sHAHs WIFE TOTALLY BLIND.
The operation performed by Professor Fuchs. of
Vienna on the eyes Of the shah's first wife has
proved unsuccessful and she /, now totally blind.
Berlin ocull,t, do not blame Professor Fuchs. a. he
guarantee that the operation would be II success
DESIRING THE QUEENS PRESENCE.
The Empress Frederick has urged oueen Victoria
to be present at the wedding of the Princess Victoria
i'll November. Her Majesty has expressed desire to
lie present and will do II her physicians approve OF
her vcnturlug the risks Of 4 winter journey.
TIRE LIFE or EMPEROR FREDERICK.
The life Of Emperor Frederick, compiled by the eN-
Empress assisted by Professors CurtiIrS and schcll-
BACH will bc issued by Christmas. Emperor William
contributes memoir Of the early life Of HI, father. in
Grand Duchess of Baden, and family documents, and
tlr, cx Empress writes the story OF the EmperOFs
final illness.
BUFFALO BILLS SHOW PRoSpERING.
ruralo Bits Wild West show is prospcrlng. NJ.
ucr,,ctte the French Ambassador: Mr.. Phelps. m"
American Minister. and Il number Of other diplomats
and Americans were present AZ the opening p,rtor
nance me Health Commissioner Insisted upon a
General Inspection before he woud sanction the open
Ing OF the exhibition.
NEWS FROM THE FRENCH CAPITAL"
Paris, July Ca conference Of American Consuls
coreral will assemble at the American Consulate IN
this city on either August or August b. The con
ference will be presided by F. O. ST. CAR chef
of the Consular Bureau Of the state Department at
Washington who is at present visiting scotland The
ronsuls General at London Paris, Berlin, Frankfort
Rome and Vienna will be present
MI ed he ENDOSitiOn held i'm