Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-07
CONFERENCE ENDED.
Caprivi and Kainoky End Their
Labors and Adjourn.
SOME OPINIONS EXPRESSED.
England Advised to Make Haste Slowly in
Regard to the Dardanelies Incl
dent-Intcrnationai Cath
Ole Congress.
copyright 1891 by the Associated Press

lCopyrlSht 1881 oy the Associated PRESS
BERLIN, Sept 5.-The conferences be-
tween Chancellor Won Caprivi and Count
kalnOky, Austrian priT" minister at
Mares Schloss near Scnwatzcnau, have
ended III their advising the English govern
ment not 10 be 4 hurry t. take any dIplO-
matte action in connection with the Oar
danelles incident. The tone OF the official
press here indicates distinctly that the gov
eminent Is averSc 10 joining England IN
any nasty remOnStrancc against the porte'S
agreement with Russia.
The North German Gazette holds that
the pOrte'S assent to the claims OF RuSSla Is
less important breach of treaties AMI not
SO serious as disclosing the new line OF
policy adopted by Turkey towards Russia.
The Yieuuese Presse anticipates sharp
antagonism between British and Russian
influence at ConstantinOple, and recon-
mendS that England become more anna
bic so far Us Egypt IS concerned. In the
opinion of the Presse the new position of
affairs does not involve any danger 10 the
peace of Europe Other great powers II
holds have no ground for taking an active
share in England's impending diplomatic
measures. Occurrences OF Intrigue around
the sultan, which are now IN swollen con
GitiOn, NAV be allowed to run their course,
as the vital interests of Turkey Will finally
bring everything back 10 the proper track.
The waiting attitude which the imperial
chancellOrS have recommended TO Lord
Salisbury is explained by official advlceS
received tonight from COnstantinoplc To
the effect that the life of the new
Turkish cabinet will be brief. The highest
Turkish circles are indignant over the COM
position of the new ministry and especially
al the dismissal of CAST Osman. minister Of
war and marshal of the palace. Strong
protests have been sent TO the sultan,
whose own position is menaced by the NAL
contents. The reference of the Nlennese
Presse TO the belief that every
thing will return 10 the proper
track. points to the expectation Of very
early collapse of the Russian ministry.
Successful conspiracy for the deposition of
the sultan is among the contingencies That
are discussed cOycrtly in diplomatic circles.
Premier l\alnoky and Chancellor Won Ca
privi are too deeply engrossed IN their CON
fercuces and Will not witness the coming
army maneuverS.
\ large staff of telegraph operators has
been sent from Vienna 10 Schwartzenau
| and number OF Austrian and foreign Off
GERS are kept busy with long dispatches
which are going to various European capt.
| tails. Communications passed to-day be-
| tween Chancellor Won Caprivi, SignOr
! Rudiui. Italian premier, Count kalnoky
ana Lord Salisbury. 1t Is the expressed
| conviction in otficia! circles here that Lord
| Salisbury, relying upon the ultimate sup
| port of the dreibund, will accept the advice
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