The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-27
NEWS FROM FATHERLAND.
EMPEROR WILLIAM SEEKS RECON-
CILIIIIUN WITH BISMARCK

ruhe-Germnny ard RussiH May AEren
Upon n BalRan Policy Empreas Fred
erfol's History OF Hor Late Husband.
toputgAt 1890 ov me Ven FORK As,oaated rr,",
BERLIN July 2e-Bmperor william will mr.
rive on Monday at Wilhelmshaven. whore he
will hold q Ministerial council. Tho officials
here do not expect that he will como to Berlin,
ms his programme 10 80 crowded that no Will
hardly havo timo to visit the Capital. 1t 10
whispered that, busy as the Emperor may be-
he has sent a Communication to Prince Bis
marck intimating n design to make short
visit at Friedrichbruhe. The Emperor is utter
" averse to all public action against the Prince
on account of his public utierances on state
Affairs, and desires n conciliatory meeting
with his former Chancellor.
Besides the annoyance arising from Bis
mnrck's published interview. the Emperor
must have been stunG BY the Prince's poignant
personal sarcasms, mado with the apparent
intention that they should be repeated in the
court circle. The question Of how to silence
him probably occupies the knsers mind fully
as much as DO the critical DEVELOPMENTS In the
East.
Meantime all idoa OF adopting legal meas
ures to suppress the ex-Chancellor's utter
auces havo been abandoned. Prince Bis
marck has paved the way for I'm amicable
Caprivi IN response to an inquiry connected
with tho business OF the Chaneellerlo, in which
he expressed desire to see the Emperor as
soou as he returned from Norway.
The Fmporor will return from England on
Aug. q, and will pass a week at Potsdam before
starting for Russia Archduke Karl Ludwig.
heir to tho Austrian throne. will meet Emperor
William and the Gear nj tho camp at Earva on
Aug. H. On>the 25th the Emperor and The
Archduke will bid good by to the Car. With
in month. therefore. it will be known wheth-
err the Germnno>A Austrian relations with Rus
sia vii! be moro friendly, or strained to the
The GrGsLfamn OF st. Petersburg edited by
Prince Nest sheroky. which Is credited with an
Russian policy Is on the eve Of IL change which
will hariDonize the German and Russian
coming TO a climax. and that the interviews
will retstHtlish clauses In the Berlin Treaty
which are now violated.
pears to be tho Care acceptance OF Emperor
Williams Candidate for the bulgarian throne.
Events in Bulgaria however. may precipitate
a revolution and nullify the fmperor's diplo-
macy ,efore the rulers confer.
In view Of failure o. the negotiations. Lead
CGristiana revived the proposal for Scandi-
81 By sweaHn cn SS
tending toward complete Russifying OF Fin
Mdh r Is rpenns o % fhs OF
fercd Hing Oscar as the price oil Sweden en-
~ in the hrIbund the prospective rsstora-
Prince BISMARCK giving the ,Noroe Trenpa
correspondent a second intorvieF. deploEod
an his
10 try 10 assure tho peace OF Eurore. Why. he
asked. should Germany continue to regard
Russia aS an inevitable enemy? At the present
moment. he said absolutely no reason existed
for a German war with Russia, and IN attack
on ' any good Eromlds. 'Gtrmany's energies
ought to . concentrated in dealing with tho
dangers o. soriaism- The longer the State
The whole tenor of the interview suggests
TINT bismarck. II unreconcilsd to the Kaiser,
viii become q formidable opponent In any line
Of foreign policy involving Q quarrel with
Russia
: Tho Socialist committees have entrusted to
Eerren lfebsl. l.isbknect, Singer and Auer the
preparation OF a plan for the reorganization OF
which meets in Berlin in October.
Twenty-Five hundred medical mon promise
6s % e
Prof. Eirchow will preside over the department
Of pathology, Prof.. Dubois Remopd over tho
the department Of anatomy. Pro-. Liebrich
over The department Of pharmacoloEy. and
medioa. mum Der Of American papers wi, viii be
read.
proved unsuccessful and she is now totally
blind. Berlin occulsts de- not blame Prof.
Fuchs as he warned the pat jent that it was too
late for him to guarantee that the operation
would be q success.
The Empress Frederick hes pressed Queen
Victoria to be present ut the wedding OF he
Princess Victoria. in November. Her majesty
bias expressed desire to hs present 9nd will
d SO II her physicians approve # her venture
ing the risks OF a winter journey.
The life Of Emperor frederick, ,comrtled by
En- press Fred erick. assisted by Prols. Curtius
mn bA ~
Emperor William contributes n memoir OF the
early life OF his father, including many letters
from EMPEROR william to the Grand Duchess
OF Baden ami family documents, and the En-.
pres. writes the story OF the Emperor's final
Buffalo BUS Wild West Show Ia prospering.
NJ. Herbette. tho french Ambassador: MH
lhclps. tho American Minister. and n number
of other diplomats and Americans were pres
ent Mt the 0pening performance. Tue Health
Comm issioper iDBisr ed upon general ipspec-
ton before he would sanction the opening Of
the q Y hibitiDn.