Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
CONFERENCE OF CAR AND KAISER.
Austrian and Other Diplomatic Circles
Greatly Concerned-A Proposed Iri-
pie Royal Meeting I'm Austria.
Copyright 1890. by the New York Associated
Prcss.l

Downright, 1890, by the New York Associated
Pressl
BERLIN. August 23.-TO-night's news
from Peterhof CONVEYS the distinct I'M
pression that the imperial meetings held
have had a highly satisfactory result Tor
FmDeror William. Chancellor Won Capr1yl
had conference with the Car which
lasted over an hour. Afterwards he had
long interview with Foreign Minister lie
Clers. The officials Of the foreign Offices
here maintain absolute reticence regarding
Tho nature of the German EmperoTs pro-
rosals. but admit that there was I'M
Inense political significance IN the inter-
view. Adyices from various reliable sources
all confirm the announcement made IN
these dispatches that the Emperor William
deaires that another European Congress be
held with q preliminary cessation OF iur-
ther armaments. Whatever the nature OF
the inducements offered by the Gar, 1t IS
certain that he has met the Emperor's
over,ures fayoTably. Since DE Glers's first
conference with Chancellor Won Caprlvl
communications have been passing be-
tween the authorities here and at Vienna
with q view to eXpedlting the meeting be-
tween Emperors William and francs
Joseph.
AUSTRIAN DIsTRUsT.
Austrian official circles regard the i'm
rendlng change in tho position with in
tense distrust. Hence the semi-ofiiclal
press of Vienna throws doubt on the pro-
liability Of the holding OF another Euro-
mean congress, and processes incredulty
as TO the EmperOr's presence az Peterhot
causing q great political transition. Al tho
same time there comes from VIENNA re-
port that Emperor William has asked the
Emperor OF Austria for a conference within
10 the nrnfprfpn
receptiOn of the Gar IN Berlin in October.
The NaHtenachr ChieH of Munich states
that the Gar aud the Emperors WI
liam and Francis Joseph Will meet IN
Austria before definitely agreeing to the
holding OF the congress. This statement,
though unconfrmed, has some basis Of
probability. II the Emperor Williams
policy succeeds the triple royal meeting
VIII result. At lunch which was served
on the field the Gar proposed toast 70
The kmperor and the German army, and
Emperor William replied. pralsing the
manner in which the manUuyrej were
conducted.
THE CARS PRESENT.
The Car presented TO the Emperor a
troika with three superb chestnut horses.
After the court banquet tonight the I'm
peror will start from kronstadt on board
the imperial Yacht Hohonzollern. He Will
visit Mcneil on Monday, and from there
will proceed to LoetZen, where he Will re-
main two DAYS 90 witness the attack upon
tire fortlfcations there. He Will arrive at
Podham on Friday by way OF klel. During
his absence bis attention 10 the WORK OF
the Government has been seen here IN
daily dispatches affecting the departmental
business.
THE BIsMARcKIAS PRESS AROUSED.
His new departure as regards ms foreign
policy, though touched only, vaguely, has
aroused the ire OF the old bismarck kan
press. The Cologne Gdz@ie assaiis han
cellor Won Capriya as assisting the Kaiser
in emnarl,ing upon an enterprise that Will
disturb the alliance formed by Bismarck.
The Munich Angemeiazlng declares that
foreign affairs are taking q grayeiy DIS
Quoting turn and expresses q regret that
Bismarck no longer conducts the imperial
affairs. The Post in seml-ofncial article,
replies that Germany can exist without
Bismarck, and that the Governments
policy has proved dignified and IN every
way calculated TO promote permanent
peace.
TIE SOCIALISTS.
The meeting of the Soeialistsat Dresden
which was called TO consider now. TO OPP
pose the threatened general anti-stFike
union Of employers has rejected the pro-
posal to replace the local association with
universal workmen's association con-
trolled by the centralized executive. The
same question will come up IN the SOCIALIST
Congress at Halle. The group OF Berlin
Socialists headed by Bruno Willie energies
the opposition to the chief representa-
tves OF parliamentary Socialism. Won
Sriilanberger, speaking at Neurem-
berg. referred to the Vile asso-
the calumniation of men OF proved
Worth. he said that no divergence existed