The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-16
+. GERMAN POLITICS.
The High Officials Of the EN-.
pire Discussing Issues.
RESIGNATION OF BISMARCK
Causes Other Onlccrs to l.csign-Thc
ES.ChahcciiOr wilt DO Sent TO tho
Kciclstng, which will Cause
Another Party to Form.

another Pnrty to Form.
, BERLIN, June l5.-The semi.oilici
announcement In the North German G,
;dte that Chancellor Won Capriw vi
, accompany Emperor William on h
visit to the. Gar converts the meeting,
; tho sovereigas from an exchange OF in
pe'ial courtesies into u diplomatic even
Herr Won Schweinitz, the German Au
bassador to Russia, arrives here from s.
Petersburg tomorrow in connection
With the interview, which has bcel
fixed for the ID Of August. :.
Emperor William, escorted by squad
ron, sails from kiel to Crons.adt, and vii
remain with the Czar three days. prio
to tho visit Signor Crispi, tho Italia,
Premier, is expected here for a confer
ence with Gen. Won Caprivi. He viii
see Count kalnoky, the ro.Hunea
Ran Premier, en- route to Berlin. Thes,
movements have distinct relation to ,
renewal Of the negotiations for settle
ment OF the Bulgarian question. This
time tho negotiations were initiated al
St. Petersburg.
NOT RECOGNIZED.
The Russian Government persists In
refusing to recognize Prince Ferdinand
but offers to recognize NJ. stamboulofI,
the Bulgarian Premier. The Govern.
ment, after the departure OF Prince
Ferdinand, will send u Russian commis.
sioner to Sofia to oiIer the people rs al.
Tentative candidates for the throne the
Duke Of Lenchtenberg or Prince Karl,
son OF the King Of Sweden. The Duke
Of Leuchtenberg, having married n Mon.
tencgrin Princess, has less chance OF nc.
ceptance by the European Powers.
Prince Karl is sure OF the English Gov.
ernment's support.
After the election OF Prince the
StamboulolF Ministry will be dissolved
and replaced by StambouloG-Z4nkolf
coalition. M. StambouloH Is ready to
sacrifice Prince Ferdinand il his own
position be assured MS result OF the ar
rangement. The leading diplomats at
Constantinople have been recalled,
Herr Won Radowitz, the German Am
bassador; NJ. Nelidoa, Russia's repre-.
sentative, and Sir W. A. White, the
British diplomat, are to be replaced by
Ministers who will work together on
more friendly footing.
WAITED on BISMARCK.
Whatever may bc the issues OF the
meeting at St. Petersburg, they will not
involyea change ofrelations in the drei-
bund. Signor Crispi goes to Friedrichs-
ruhe after seeing Chancellor Won Capri
vi. Adeputation Of Conservatives from
the Fourth district Of Potsdan, which is
now unrepresented in the Reichstag, on
account OF the death OF Herr Wedcll
Malchow, went to Friedsichsruhe yes.
terday to ask Prince Bismarck to accept
the candidature.
He promised to give the proposal his
favorable consideration, and this is ta.
ken to mean that he will stand. The
members Of tho Reichstag already fore.
sec that the Princes presence will pro.
duce the gloupiug OF new party under
his lead, composed OF Conservatives,
old National Liberals and small sec.
ton Of the Freisinnise party. This
group will prominently represent the
smaller land owners, manufacturers and
bankers who are opponents Of the pro.
Socialist policy, and is certain to secure
the support OF a number OF Centrists,
thus forming strong combination.
REPORTS LAUGHED AT.
Herr krupp has been the guest ol
Prince Bismarck since Wednesday. The
hostile reports to the effect that the En-
peror is becoming more and more en-
ranged over the revelations made by
Prince Bismarck in interviews, and that
he intends to muzzle the cx. Chancellor
are laughed over in the Princes circle.
Another idea is dawning upon the un-
friendly critics, that .iR, whether the
statements made to special correspond
cnts were not arranged with the previ-
ors knowledge and concurrence OF Chan
cellor Won Caprivi.
Prince Bismarck's studiously studied
condolences have already assisted the
foreign Office to clearer view OF the
tendencies OF foreign opinion, and has
also helped TO harmonizs Caprivi's rela-
tions with several foreign ministers. 1t
is now perceived that his seeming frank
ness reveals little, and cannot embarrass
the Government. Impending changes
in the minor States include the retire
ment OF Baron Won Miltnacht, Premier
Of Wurtemberg: Count Won Fabrice,
Premierof Saxony, and DR.. Turban, Pre-.
mier Of Baden. When Bismarck retired
these were bound to follow.
ENTERTAINING AMERICANS.
The American rillemen assembled at
10 O'Clock yesterday morning at the Park
House, in Bremen, and went in body
to the Industrial Technical Exhibition.
The maritime, art and commercial Gee.
tions OF the exhibition especially ut
tracted the attention OF the visitors.
On their return the rilamen lunchea at
the Park House and in the evening they
attended q concert in the exhibition
grounds, which were brilliantly illumi-
mated with electric lights.
Baron Won Luiz, who recently re.
signed the Premiership Of Bavaria, is
serionsly i'll.
The Berlin Pos! announces that the
Government has increased the duties on
Bourae dealings in lottery tickets aud
sugar. ag.m
Prince Albert, OF Prussia, the Regent
OF Brunswick, has symptoms OF aplc.
plexy, and Notwithstanding all denials, 1t
is probable that be will resign and tina!
Prince Henry will become Regent.
Empress Augusta Victoria is recover.
ing from her attack Of nettle rash. She
will not accompany Emperor William
on his trip to Norway. On the 2oth she
goes with her family to Ems.
ALL ENGLAND AROUSED
ny the Serious Nature of tho Dispute Will
Franco.
LONDON, June l5.-The Newfoundland
delegates, who had been here less than .
Af