The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-27
HE DON'T WANT WAR
Bismarck Says There Is no Present
Cause for Trouble With Russia. i,
Emperor William Greatly Annoyed
at the Ex-Chanceilor's News
paper Utterances-Review of
Doings In Fatheriand.
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BERLIN, July 26.-It is reported that
Emperor William will visit Bismarck.
The emperor must have been stung by
the ex-chancellor's personal sarcasms,
aud the question Of how To silence him
probably occupies the emperor's mind as
much rs the critical developments i'm the
east. All measures to suppress Bismarck's
differences have, however, been aban-
doned. The emperor will return from
England August & and pass a week at
Potstiam before starting for Russia. He
will return from Russia ON August IS, and
within month thereafter il will he known
whether the German-Austrian relations
with Russia will he more friendly or
strained 10 the point Of rupture.
The Gyushdanin of 81. Petersburg which
is credited with occasional inspiration by
the cxar. says the Russian policy in the
Balkans u the basis Of an expected ar
rangement. II appears to be the czar's
desire 20 hccept Emperor Williams can
didate for the Bulgarian throne. Events
i'm Bulgaria, however, may prccipitate
revolution and nullify this diplomacy. In
view OF n possible rupture with Russia.
Emperor William, during his recent visit
to Copenhagen and Christiana, revived
the proposal for Scandinavian coalition
including the reabsorbtion Of Finland by
Sweden.
The czar's ukases tending toward
complete Russifying OF Finland create a
feeling OF intense discomfort, which is
ripening 10 revolt. The emperor offered
King Oscar, as prince of the Swedens, en-
try in Dreibund and prospective restora-
ton of Finland.
Prince Bismarck, giving Noroe
l~myd correspondent second inter
view, dcplored the menacing aspect Of
affairs and said he felt il now
To try to assure the peace of Europe. Why,
he asked, should Germany continue To re-
gard Russia as an inevitable enemy? Al
the present moment. he said, absolutely
no reason existed for German war ON
Russia and AN attack on Russia by the
Germans was inconceivable on any good
grounds. Germany's energies ought To he
concentrated in dealing with the dangers
of socialism. The longer the state gave
| away to the anarchists demand the
bloodier would be the issue. The whole
tenor OF the interview suggests that Bis
| maick is unreconciled to the kaiser and
will become fornidabls opponent i'm auy
line of foreign policy involving n quarrel
with Russia.
| The language OF the Voiks T,'itxns,
| which is edite4 by, the extremist 6oliaf
/ pei, forbolSs increasing ffictT6n befWeer
the sections Of the party. The extremists
are impatient at Bebel.
The operation performed by Professor
Fuchs Of Vienna on the eyes OF the shah's
first wife has proved unsuccessful and
she is now totally blind.
Buffalo Bills Wild West show is pros
pering. NJ. Herbett, French ambassador
DIR. Phelps, American minister, and q
number of other diplomats and Ameri
cans were present at the opening per
formancc. The health commissioner in
sisted upon n general inspection befor,
he would sanction the opening Of the ex
| hibition.