The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-13
EUROPE'S PEACE
Begins to Appear Doubtful Once
Again.
FHE GRAVITY OF THE SITUATION
In the Balkans Hastens Emperor Williams
Return-The Cars Advisers Are
Restless and Watching.

BERLIN, July 12.-[C Copyright 1890, by
the New York associated press. En-
peror William, on arriving Thursday, sent
dispatch to Chancellor Won Caprivi an
nouncing his intention to shorten his voy-
age and return to kiel July p. The gray
ity of the situation in the Balkans and the
increased prospects of trouble with'the
Franco English agreement makes neces-
say the Emperor's presence, and
Keeps both the Chancellor and Min
lister Miguel from taking a holiday
Although the. prospects of permanent peace
in Europe begins to appear doubtful, Off
cial confidence remains strong even though
it is probable that the abdication of Prince
Ferdinand will cause a revolution in Bull
garia, it will not be allowed to involve an
immediate EUROPEAN war. The mainten-
ance of peace according to the official view
is certain until after the conference be
tween Emperor William and the Car when
the resources of diplomacy will be ex-
hausted in final effort to harmonic the
Austrian and Russian relation in the Bal
kan peninsula The Berliner TaqebIutt has
telegram from Rome, which purports to
give information drawn from Prime Minis
ter Crispi. In this it IS asserted the Car
! advisers consider the time opportune to in
sist upon war. The chiefs of the drer-
bund the telegram adds, will make united
efforts TO maintain peace.
w w. Phelps, the American minister,
has received from Hamburg copy of the
petition which has been sent to Chancellor
Won Caprivi and which bears the signatures
of various steamship companies and leading
firms and corporations. The petitioners ask
for recindlng CT the prohibition against
American pork. They urge that as Ger
many cannot produce enough pork to sat
isfy her own wants, the price of pork has
risen 50 enormously that poor poodle car
not buy it. The wholesale price of Ger
man sated bacon is 40 marks pei
bacon pays duty and can be sole
at S. marks. Pork imported from neigh
boring states, although bringing nlgt
prices, is not as good as the American ar
. iicles. When prohibition was enacted
there was no official examination of porl
in America. whereas the United States gov
eminent is now ready to make whatever
inspection. Germany may ask when Ameri
l can pork was allowed to enter the countr,
and nc case of ilness had ever been trace
to its use. If the American inspecto
should be insufficient there could be on,
, made in Germany as well.
! Official feeling against Prince Bjsmarcl
! heightened since the report of al
interview which appeared in tn
; Frankfort Journal. Even his friends admi
he has been indiscreet in the revelation o
: knowledge obtained by him while in office
His statements that the Emperors labo
programme originally was much NOR
X extravagaut than when issued. and had hi
!. naierty supposed the programme woul
tell at elections, have incensed Chancello
Won Capriyi and other minister, and cor
: sideration of these statements will lead /
an energetic remonstrance on the return
Emperor William.