The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-13
Emperor William Must Abide by q
Policy Of Peace, Say the
Bavarians.
The Dispute Over the Dardanelles
May Bring England Into
the Alliance.
Germany Not Displensed to SEQ Salisbury
in Difhculty-The Dark Side of Life
Across the Water.


BERLIN, Sept. 12.--There was parade of
all troops stationed in the Casssl district
to-day, which afforded brilliant spectacle.
The emperor and empress, king OF Saxony,
grand duke of Hesse, grand duke OF SAKE
Weimer, duke o. Edinburgh, Prince and
Princess Henry, Of Prussia, Prince AL
brecht, and others Of high rank were pres
ent. Emperor William will go to Erfurt,
VIII ere he will review the fourth army
corps.
Some of the phrases used by his majesty
in his speech at the banquet at Cassel have
added to the uneasiness which prevails
throughout the country. He recalled the
time when, as . staff officer, he entered
Csssel in 1871, with the victorious Hessian
troops. He trusted, he said, that the Hes
SLAMS, in the event of foreign struggles,
would help him to fulfill his duties. Com
ing 90 soon after the illusions made at
M unich to the future triumphs OF the Ba-
yarian troops, his majesty's utterance at
Cussel is felt to be a yelled menace to Tor
eiQn enemies and warning for the country
to courageously prepare for trouble. still
the conviction remains unshaken III ofhclal
orioles that prolonged period of diplo-
matic intrigue will precsde collision OF
the powers.
The Munich Tagblatt denies ths official
statement that Emperor William was ac-
cord cd an enthusiastic reception on the
occasion of his last visit to the Bavarian
capital. On the contrary, it says, he was
received with chilling indifference by the
people. 1t attributes this to the fact that
~ in, bo
an emblem of the dearness of living and the
source of an approaching war, threatening
the ruin of the country. It the imperial
government, the Tagblatt says, desires to
Be- loved instead of detasted it must cheaper
food and abide by a policy Of peace
The leading political development OF the
week has been the practical adhesion OF the
policy of Lord salisbury, tho English pre-
mier. The sultan Of Turksy's new bias in
the direction of favorinR Russia. as IN
stanoed in the Dardanelles affair, will Eow
have to bear the weight of the counter IN
fiuence Of Austria and Italy, and probably
Radowit tho German ambassador tc
the porte at an audience with the sultan
Wednesday, urged that favorable hearing
be given to the view of Great Britain, ano
that through his representations, Sir WIN
| White, the British ambassador to turkey
was given an audience by the sultan yes
terday. The gravity of the situation is IN
dicated in q summons calling the envoys OF
the porte at Vienna, Berlin, st. Petersburg
| and London to Constantinople. The Frenct
ambassador, Count of Monte Belio, who
was on the eve of presenting his letters o.
recall 70 the sultan, has been instructed bJ
his government to remain at his post II
order to prevent the sultan, under the
pressure Of other diplomats, from weaken
ing and breaking his resolutions. Ihs
latest intelligence from Constantlnople In
dicates the continuous success OF the
Franoo-Russian diplomacy in Turkey. The
sultan as offered place in the ministry st
Cnakir Pasha, declared partisan OF ths
Russian alliance and known to be the foe O.
England and the dreibunA. =.
1he foreign office mere regards England
difficulty with complacency. Lord Sails
bury's solicitations for diplomatic aie
forces England into closer union with thu
triple alliance, and thus tends IN the direo
ton of bringing about a formal oompac
between England and Germany, and Aus
tria and Italy. Hitherto Lord Salisbur.
has rejected all overtursB looking to Eng
lands becoming a party to the drelbunt
compact. A report which is circulated II
diplomatic circles credits England with tn
intention to seize and fcrtify Ienedos nnt
other islands at the mouth of the Darda
nellcs in the event of failure to establish
a renewed entente with the porte.
An unsavory story is current concerning
Dr.. Ayeling, who js charged with contract
inc love union with Eleanor Marx, leav
ING his legal wife destitute. DIR. Avelin'
} has written letter to socialist paper, il
which he says it is true he has dissolved hi
bourgeoise marriage and entered upon
love union with Fraulein Marx. But h
declared he left his legal wife we'll pro
yided for. Avcling promised to punish tn
author of the report that his wife WAS in
destitute condition. The paper says Ave
ling's wife, who is in London, announce
that she will trace the detractor. and Civ
him cowhiding.
Herr Rock, who fed for America, afte
embezzling $4,000 from the Prussial
Mortgage bank, has been traced to tn
steamer which left Hamburg last Saturday
He will doubtless be taken into custody up
on the arrival of tho steamer at New lolE
Berlin is to have tho advantage of an els
waited railroad, built ON the model of thos
in operation in New York, but the Berliner
will have an advantage in that the Wotiv
power employed here will be electricity.
The Chilian warship Presidente Pinto
which has caused uneasiness to several Q
the powers by her attempts to procure arms
. is living at Hamburg with the crew mutin
GUS. Her commander asked the assistanc
of the police to arrest three sailors. but a
the vessel belongs to a foreign power, til
police referred the request to the senate
The men are riotous and refuse to perforI
their work.
HAMBURG'S SENSATION.
Tho Storv of How Russia Will TalSs In tn