The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-23
A WARBLAZESQU
GREECE ON THE POINT OF A ROW
WITH TURKEY.

The Athenian Scheme Nipped in the
Bud by Warning That the Grecian
Coast Would be BlOckaded by the
Fleet of the Dreibund-Other News
on the Rhine.
Copyright, 1890, by the Associated Press)
BERLIN, Nov. 22-A crisis in the eastern
question has been sprung upon the triple
ailance by the sudden adhesion of the King
of Greece to the project of NJ. Delyannis,
supported by NJ. Tricoupis. to foment
openly, and assist rising in Crete
simultaneously with risings in Epirus and
Macedonia. The emperor, since his sister
married the Duke OF Sparta, has relied upon
the king to be guided by the dreibund's
policy. The Greek ministers calculated
that the Kaiser, in the event Of
Greece being defeated, would not per-
nit the Porte to drive out the
royal family. On the king intimating his
assent to his minister's schemes, Chancellor
von Caprivi and Count Kalnolsy sent a
joint note to Athens warning tho govern
ment that in the event of measures being
taken tending toward war with Turkey,
the dreibund's squadron would blockade
tho coasts and leave the Hellenic army to
take isolated action on land against the
Turks. The decisive character Of the note
stopped blaze of war over Europe.
Minister Miguels exposition In the Laud-
tag Of the income and legacy duty bills
made favorable impression on ell sides
The conservative opposition is limited to
details.
Herr Rauchapt, conservative, declared
that his party recognized the grit Of the
proposals, though it believed they required
modification.
Herr Heichensperger, oentrist, admitted
the necessity for reforms In taxation ON the
line suggestedsby Minister Miguel, and pro-
posed reference TO the COMMITTEES.
Herr Rickert declared that the reforms
were urgent, but the bills did not sulfice TO
meet the approval Of the Ereissinige party.
Herr Richter adversely criticised the bill.
Minister Miguel to-day replied TO the
comments on the bills in an animated
speech. He contended that the government
strove to burden and unburden oil persons
equally. The present time, he said, was
most opportnne for increasing taxation dn
movable capital. The bills had no party OBJ
1ect, but were aimed at such q rsAdiusi
pent as would strengthen the RESOURCES Of
the country without burdening Eny class.
II he did not have the cooperation Of think
ing people, he said, he would not continue
to hold his post Of mtnister Of finance. His
remarks were greeted with applause.
FEMALE SOCIALISTS.
A conference of Berlin socialists, at which
many women were present, approved the
admission of female members into socialist
associations. The conference instructed the
strike committee 30 take measures to SUD
port the surikes at Erfurt and other PLACES.
The details received regarding the rail
way murder at Kutno show that when the
train left Lorniz station all the passengers
save the murderers and their victims had
quilted the compartment. The mnrderers
threw quantity of Persian insect powder
In the eyes Of the victims, and dispatched
one with a doubla-edged hunting knife,
while the other was killed with blows with
a life preserver. The bodies were thrown
out Of the carriage, and the mur1erers
sprang off the traih as 1t was slowing up
near crossing before reaching thslstation
Director Raussrnan of Che DfSk0nto Ges-
SelschdG will go to London 60 attend the
Argentine financial conference.
The North German Gazette says that the
German and French governments have
come to an agreement regarding Africa. In
return for German recognition of the
French protectorate over Madagascar,
France ackRo ledga9 the German rights OH
the coast ceded by the Sultan of Zanzibar.
Chancellor Won Cauriyi will visit the
King of SaYOlY In Dresden