New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
,NGLOGERMAN AGREEMENT.


INSISTING on HER CLAIMS-THE
ANGLOGERMAN AGREEMENT
copyrfeht: 1890 By the Ven. YORK A"oefa'ed fTe"'
berlin July 5.-Thcrc are growing Signs OF an IND
pending storm in the Balkans. The SITUATION - ~
grave that the holiday vacations Of the leading ocal'
NJ the yorclgn Office here have been stopped licrr
von Radowitz tie German Ambassador at CONSTANT
monte who was about to start for kisSngen, mas Dco
directed 10 remain at his post. Sir W. ~ "m'e'
the british Ambassador to the Porte who was Just
beginning at Gastcn furlough To laSJ seNeiai
months. hurried back to Con,tantinopIe, after having
a long interview with the Emperor Of Austria Inc
Gar has also countcrmandcd the congo Of NJ Nelidoh
the Russian Ambassador.
momentolS change appears to have occurred III
Germany's policy in the Balkans. Instead Of pursuing
! the sentimental diplomacy OF Prince B'mar'h' Tue
| Fp,peror la, directed Herr RadowlH 10
take the Initiative in advising the Porte
| how IA meet the contcndng claims of bulgaria
and Russia Instructed through Chancellor Won 'aprV
Herr Radowz promised the Porte an early solution
Of rho bulgarian trouble in harmony with The Berlin
treaty and also that cndeavOr VIII be maze 10 meet
the Russian war indemnity. The Emperors scheme Of
settlement, according to the accepted report IN III"
diplomatic circle. involves the displacing OF Frh'e
| Ferdinand and the substitution of Prince Kari OF
sweden a. ruler Of Bulgaria In his stead and also an
!
the amount through the international council of adj
| mini,tration which now controls The Turkish loans
! The scheme seems have received impetus from I'm
pcror williams conferences with Prince Oscar a. chris
| tianla.
Though the financial proposals have not been
| formally communicated to Russia, it is already re
ported that " dc Giers. the Russian Prime Minister
| has received an intmaton If their nature with an
Npre sion that they not satisfactory to hus7la
he stating that Russia did not want to be concerned
| in rcarrangng the Turkish debt and preferred TO
| hold the Porte directly 10 ~ engagements. HIS
RESPONSE means that Russia VIII not let 60 her
hold on Turkey. given by the war debt. A general
| cNplo,ion In the Balkans may occur before the
| Power, have time To- consider Emperor Williams
! proposals
Greece and >,sva have added 10 the general
imbioco by each presenting note to the Porte L"
! the effect that any concession to bulgaria """u
require similar concessions to the creek and servan
natonalitie,. The scryian note also declares mat
the absence Of law and order in Macedonia expose
| scryiau, 10 coutnuou, outrage and demands IN
| Instant remedy. \ rising In Bulgaria Is likely al
any moment g., give the -1la for a general con
aagration. Colonel Nicolann. Major Pantzas brother
tu.lnv. who &, among the most popular officers IN
| the Bulgarian army, f. somewhere ID M"'c"V''''
watching a chance to start a revolt.
NJ stambul,n the Prime Minister, who is now
virtual dictator Of Bulgaria relies upon his brother
In nw. Colonel Mouthourof, who holds tl" chef com
nand in the army to prevent rising. The letter 't
Prince Alexander 'i haU'HD'IE !" '''' a. >.
/ widow. Offering ~ ADOPT nor 'h'''' ''' '' ~
| the discomfort with the present Tt'H'' \ '"'N -"
dedication arrived N Pe-th Yesterday They ar--pinS
~ hold o conference with Prince Alexander.
WHY BISMARCK Is not TO VISIT FINLAND
Tho r!vIns mp 81 Prince bismarck, visit 10 England
be- tu "a tnc altered aspect ~ flr"l-u Affairs. lie VIII
| M ., ni. c.,o,.s ot Schonhauscn. and thcnc" 20 Gas
/ ... t-.tr,kv ,l,e Au.tro Hungarian
tom. Wh'I' ''"'' N'"'"'' . 49,, ,t,h Tho
/ Primo MINISTER wiz - , T., .,..,ct, e. ui
liamhurghcr Nachr'hi'h say i'"'' !"
not enter tic E"lch-t'R "' ~ nm"
%" ""'crnm"nI H' "'u" p''''I ~ .,. mora IL,
uounl Liberal constituency a. -" 81. ,,n.or,.,,ir,.,
! sympathy Win u'' p''H '''" '' -
THE ANGLOGIRMAN A"EfINiN4.
., , .., .,.,.. .,f.r in tho Fugi-h
! spit" the >trf-'u "l Ut" "PF'''' U" 49,.
Parliament. Tire Anglo German agreement I'I''N " VI
-, ,-rt,,rv IL, considered here h. De- absolutely sat'
| ~ - tt..,fidt Ga. German Ambassador at Lon
"'''' ,Io a..,,r.,nce ~ Lord salisbury that the
'' -, d, ,,,.i,.. n. supporter, ~ know that II
| an J., 80. ,,f,u,rt and ha, secured a
VIII ~'h"" ~ '''' ~ " .., ~, , -.,r,t
! normal majority. III" FRENCH NPo'' ~ "
| CLAUSE. 100 the treaty committing lhsI'"" I" "''''
Intervention lu the North ~ca ana the hal'' }" la'''
II Germany, 900 case II war; are incorrect although an
entente cNl-t- amounting TO oo"'ert'' p'"N "7"'S'
| Franco aud Russia.
! r,>r-u PORK TO BE ADMITTED TO GTEMANf
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moval 81 The prohibition "S''"' ~, al