Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-28
BERLIN LETTER.
Williams SIsit 20 Bismarrk. r
Prince Bismarck DrpiOreS.
BnnaIo Bill.

Buflaio Bill
BERLIN, July 2J.-lt is reported
/ that Emperor William will visit
Bisniarck. The Emperor must have
been stung by the ex-chancellJr's
I indifference, and the question o!
how TO silence him probably occu-
pies the Emperor's mind rs much
as'the critical situation in the East.
All idea of adopting legal measures
10 suppress Bismarck's utterances
has. however, been abandoned.
The Emperor will return from
! England on August Sth and pass z
week at POisdam before starting
for Russia. He will return from
Russia on the .5th and within 4
month thereafter il viii be known
whether the German-Austrian rela-
tons with Russia viii be more
friendly or strained to the point Of
ruptup..
Grdshdaria, which i credited with
an occasional inspiration by the
Gar, says OF the Russian policy in
the Balkans thet the basis Of the el-
pected arrangement appears 10 he
the Cars acceptance OF Empero
Williams candidate for the Bull
garian throne. Events in Bulgaria,
however, may precipitate a revolu-
ton anu nuili;y thisdiplOmacy. In
view Of a possible rupture with
Russia. Emperor William, during
his recent visit to Copenhagen and
Christiana, received the proposal for
a Scandinavian coalition, including
a reabsOTp.iOn II Finland by Sweden.
The Cars ukases tending toward
the complete Rus-ifying OF Finland
create a feeling Of intense discOn-
tent, which is ripeuiug into a revolt.
The Emperor offered King Oscar.
n the price Of Sweden's entry in the
Drci5HHd, 4 prospective restoration
Of Finland.
PRSCE BISMARCK,
in giving the Nora Isrmy0 CORES
pendent a second interview, de-
plorud the menlcing aspect Of aflNirs
and said that he felt IL more than
ever his chief duty to try TO assure
the peace Of Europe. why" he
asked, should Germany continue
To re.arl Russia as her inevitable 4
At the Present moment,
he said, absolutely TO reason existed
for a war with Russia, and an attack |
on Russia 10y Germany was incUn-
ceivable on any good grounds. Ger
many's energies ought 10 be- concern |
tratei in dealing with the dangers
Of socialism. The whole tenor Of |
the interview suggests that Biz
marcb Is still unrcCUuCiled 10 the !
Kaiser, and will become 4 fOrmid- |
able opponent in any line Of policy |
INVOLVING a quarrel with Russia.
The socialist committees have err
trusted 20 Herrcn Belcl, LiebkeI- |
-Cht. Singer anu Auer the prepar- |
alton Of = p.au for the reorganization |
Di the party, 90 be presented tD the
congress which meets IN Berlin in
October. The language Of the Vols
Tribune, which i edited 10y the tx
tremist SchopPel, f1reioies iucTcas-
ing friction between the sections uf
.he party. The extremists are inn
patient II Beliefs and Liebkueghl's
pacific policy.
The 0reraiiOn performed Icy Prof.
Fuchs Of Vienna on the eyes of the
: lah's wife has proved unsuccessful,
aud She l. now totally blind.
BUFFALO HILLS WILD WEST
.hUw j. showing here. N. Herbert, !
French ambassador, Mr.. Phelps.
4 neTican minister, and a number
lf ether diplomats and Americans
were present It the opening perform
iuCC. The health commissioner in
sisted upon 4 general inspection be-
iore he would sanction the opening
II the exhibition.