The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-13
The KAISER
TALKS OF WAR.
Feeling Of Unrest PerYading
Continental Countries.
ENJOYS Of the Porte Summoned to CONSTANT
nOpla- Success Of Franco Russian
DiplOmaGy-ERgland's Action.
Copyrighted 1891. by the New York Associated
Press

BERLIN, Sept 12.-There was parade of
trict to-day, which afforded a brilliant spec
tacle. The Emperor and Empress, King
of Saxony, Grand Duke OF Hesse, Grand
Duke Of Saxe-W eimar, Duke of Edinburgh,
Prince and Princess Henry of Prussia,
Prince Albrecht and others of high rank
were present. Emperor William will now
go to Enfurt, where 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 un-
easiness which now prevails throughout
the country. He recalled the time when,
as a staff officer, he entered Cassel in 1871
with the victorious Hessian troops. BE
trusted, he said, that the Hessians, in the
event of foreign struggles, would help him
to fulfill his duties. Coming so soon after
the allusion made at Munich to the future
triumphs of the Bsvarian troops, his
Maiesty's utterance at Cassel is felt to be
veiled menace to his foreign enemies and
warning for the country to courageously
prepare for trouble. Still, the conviction
remains mistaken in official circles that
prolonged period of diplomatic intrigue will
precede a collision Of the powers.
PRESSURE ON THE SULTAN.
The leading political development Of the
week has been the practical adhesion of
the Italian Prime Minister. Rudin, to the
policy of Lord Salisbury, the English Pre-
mier. The Sultan of Turkeys new bias in
the direction of favoring Russia, as instanced
in the DaTdaneles affair, will now have to
hpqT the WPiUbt Of the POuntRT Influenza Of
Austria ana Italy, and probably Germany,
for it is stated Herr Won RadOwitZ, the
German Embassador to the Porte, at an
audience with the Sultan Wednesday urged
that a favorable hearing be given to the
views OF Great Britain and that. through
his representations, Sir William White, the
British ambassador to Turkey, was given
an audience by the Sultan yesterday.
The gravity of the situatl on is indicated
in the summons calling the ENJOYS of the
3 Porte at Vienna, Berlin, st. Petersburg and
London to COnstantinOple The French
En- bassadOr, Count of MOntebello, who was
on the eve of presenting his letters of recall
TO the Sultan, has been instructed by his Gov
ernment to remain at his post in order to
prevent the Sultan, under pressure OF the
other diplomates, from weakening and
breaking his resolution.
SUCCESS OF DIPLOMACY.
The latest intelligence from CONSTANT
nGple indicates the continuous success of
FTanco-Russian diplomacy in Turkey. The
Sultan has offered place in the Ministry 10
Chakir Pasha, a declared partisan of the
Russian alliance, and known to be a foe of
England and the Dreibund The Foreign
Once here regards Engiand'S difficulty with
cumplacency. Lord SalisOury's solicitations
for diplomatic aid force England into
closer union with the Triple Allan ce, and
thus tends in the direction of bringing about Il
formal compact between England, Germany,
Austria and Italy. Hitherto Lord Salisbury
has rejected all overtures looking to En-
glands becoming a party to the Dreibund
compact.
A Hamburg correspondent publishes an
article on the Dardanelles incident, and
makes the statement that Russia is pre-
pairing a coup by which she will seize the
Bosphorus. a report which is circulated in
diplomatic circles credits England with the
intention TO seize and fortify Tenedos and
other Islands at the mouth of the Dar-
danelles in the event of failure to establish
a renewed entente with the Porte. The
Post points out how the Triple Alliance
may be drawn into intervening against
Rudinis committing Italy to active armed
support OF England.
THE KAIsER's COLD RECEPTION.
Tie Munich Tageblatt denies the official
statement that Emperor William was ac-
corded an enthusiastic reception on the oc-
casiun Of his late visit to the Bavarian
capital. On the contrary, it says, he was
people. 1t attributes this to the fact that
the people of Bavaria see in the Emperor an
emblem of the dearness OF living and the
source of an approaching war, threatening
the ruin of the country. If the Imperial
Government, the Tageblatt says, desires to
be loved instead of detestEd it must cheaper
food and abide by policy of peace.
An unsayOry story Is current concerning
DIR. Aveling, who is charged with entering
into contract union with Eleanor Marx,
leaving his legal wife destitute. DR.. Aveling
has written a letter TO the socialist paper,
the VOrwars, in which he says it is true
that he has dissolved his bourgeois mar
rage and entered upon love union with
Fraulien Marx, but he declared he left his
legal wife well provided for. Ayeling pro-
poses to punish the author OF the report that
ms wife was in destitute condition. The
VOrwRrts says Aveling's wife, who is in
London, announces she will trace the de-
tractor and give him cowhiding.
The Chilean war ship Presidente Pinto,
which has caused uneRsness to several of
the powers by her attempts to procure
arms, Is lying at Hamburg with her crew
mutinOus. Her commander asked the assist
ance of the police to arrest three sailors,
but as the vessel belongs to foreign power,
the police referred the request to the Senate.
The men are riotous and refuse to perform
their work.
Herr Rock, who fled for America after
embezzinG $4,000 from the Prusslan Mort
gage Bank, has been traced TO steamer
which left Hamburg last Saturday. He
doubtless will be taken into custody upon
the arrival of the steamer at New York.
Berlin is to have the benefit OF an elevated
railroad, built on the model of those in
operation in New York, but Berliners will
have the advantage in that the motor power
employed here will be electricity.
CHILEAN AFFAIRS.