Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-06
'Caprivi and KalnOky's Ad-
vice to Salisbury.
England Warned to Go Slow in
the Dardanelles Affair.
The Peace of Europe Not Endan
gered by Turkeys Action.
Plots to DepOse the sultan-The Early
Collapse OF His New Cabinet
Predicted General Eu-
ropean Review.
associated Press Dispatches.

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the New York Associated Press. THE
conferences between Chancellor Won
Caprivi and Count Kalnoky, Austrian
prime minister, near Schwartzenau,
have ended in their advising the Eng
lish government not to be in hurry to
take any diplomatic action in connec-
tion with the Dardanelles incident.
The tone of the official press here in
dicates distinctly that the govern
ment is averse to joining England
in any hasty remonstrance against
the porte's agreement with Russia.
The North German Gazette holds
that the porte's assent to the
claims of Russia is less important as a
breach of treaties, than serious as dis
closing the new line of policy adopted by
Turkey toward Russia.
THE PEACE OF EUROPE NOT INVOLVED.
The Viennese Press (semi-official) an
ticipates sharp antagonism between the
British and Russian influences at Con-
,stantinople, and recommends that En-
gland become more amenabie, so far as
Egypt is concerned. In the opinion
of the Press, the new position of
affairs does not involve any danger
to the peace of Europe. The other
great powers, it holds, have no grounds
for taking an active share in England's
impending diplomatic measures. The
currents Of intrigue around the Sultan,
which are now in a swollen condition,
may be allowed to run their course, as
the vital interests of Turkey will finally
bring everything back to the proper
track.
THE NEW TURKISH CABINET UNPOPULAR.
The waiting attitude which the I'M
periaI chancellors have recommended to
Lord Salisbury, is explained by official
advice received tonight from CONSTANT
nople to the effect that the life of the
new Turkish cabinet will be brief. The
highest Turkish circles are indignant
over the composition of the new min
istry, and especially the dismissal of
Ghazi Osman, minister of war and mar
shal of the palace. Strong protests
have been sent to the sultan whose own
position is menaced by the malcontents.
PLOTS TO DEPosE THE SULTAN.
The reference of the Viennese press
to the belief that everything will return
to the proper track, points to the ex-
pectation OF the early co lapse of the
pro- Russian ministry. successful
conspiracy for the deposition of the
Sultan is among the con tingencies that
are discussed covertly in diplomatic
circles. 1t is the expressed conviction
in official circles here that Lord Sails
bury will accept the advice profered
him, and await the outcome of events.
. IMPORTANT CATHOLIC CONGRESS.
The Catholic congress, which opened
on Monday and held it's closing session
yesterday. assumed unexpected impor-
,tance. Over one thousand delegates
were in attendance. A resolution was
adopted declaring that the time had
come to convoke a great international
Catholic congress for the consideration
OF the question of a restoration of tenn
poral power to the pope, and a commit
tee was appointed to arrange for holding
such a congress. In discussing the ques
tion of neutral ground for the place
for the meeting of the proposed congress,
Switzerland was most in favor. Dele
gates will be summoned from every
Catholic community in the world. The
question of the restoration of temporal
power to the pope will be treated, not as
an Italian question, but as one of uni
versal concern.
The congress affirmed the determina-
ton of the German Catholics to remain
resolute supporters of the dreibund, and
decided to continue the policy OF DR..
Windthorst in working for the recall of
the Jesuits and for religious instruction
in the primary schools. After consider
able discussion, it was voted to favor
oAa 10 LOT, of ha loh
PHELPS FELICITATED. s:
The removal of the prohibition against
the importation OF American pork into
Germany, has elected few press COM
ments. Several Progressist and Social
ist papers refer to the measure as re-
lief to the poor classes. In official circles
where is best known the nature of the
resistance to the measure, and the per-,
sistent efforts made in its behalf by
United States Minister Phelps, his sue
cess has evoked many encomiums.
AN IaPUTATIoN ON BISMARCK.
The political police have been eagerly
hunting for the author of the stories re-
Gently published in French papers, re-
garding the health of the emperor.
Having secured the manuscript of some
of the articles, they have been inter-
viewing number OF newspaper men in
an attempt to find some one who would
recognize the handwriting, but their
efforts have proved unavaiing. An at
tempt to connect Bismarck with the
authorship of the stories met with an
equal lack of success.
VAST OH. FIELDS DISCOVERED.
Russian advices report the discovery
of great coal oil fields in the region of
the Caspian sea. The production of
these fields is said to be more than ten
fold greater than that of any other ex-
letting oil territory. At the same time
Russian producers complain bitterly Of
the competition of the Standard Oil
company, against which they say they
are powerless. Efforts have been made
to create Russian trust similar to the
STANDARD Oil company, but the attempt