Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-21

BULGARIA. MUST REseiHo THE Or
oEH or PuLSioH,
A Humiliation Which the Government
In sofia Declines 10
Suffer.
The bulgarian question Discussed.-
Other ttcus.

The bulgarian question Discussed
Othor Iicms.
BERLIN, Dec. lO.-The view taken
In Official circles here Of the quarrel
between Fance aud Bulgaria Ia that
" viii result In mischief. a dispatch
/ was received yesterday evening from
the German embassy nj Constantinople
containing the substance Of the protest
made 10 tho Grand Vi3ier by Cambon,
the French ambassador, IN which
Itiboi, the Fronch foreign minister,
nccuscs the bulgarian government,
besides the illerul expulsion Of Chadou-
| Inc, with Insulting French Agent
Level 10y ;set ing a police watch upon
| his ru'idcnro and, upon ONE occasion,
with arresilng Love- himself by mis-.
take. Level appears 10 have been sus.
prcted " secretly giving assistance a.
/ the Rus u.Eu'gariau4. Hibot contends
that the Port. must now lusltt that
| bulgaria nuliUgls8 aud rosclui the or.
dor ul expulsion against Chaduuiuu,
aui thus wipe out by public official
| recognition the insult to the French
ngon. The imnd Nizior communal.
! Gated with the government OF sofia
and IN answer tho authorities Ux.
! pressed regret that The Incident had
arisen, but declared that they would
adhere 10 their right 20 eXpol ChaioI-
me. The Bulgarian agent 10 Con.
stgnliuup'c, iu communications no
dressed 90 the German nud Austrian
tmlu"y cJuched In the most cordial
tegmfi Asserts that his government hos
strong proc, thNt The French residence
has been made tue focus of The plus
against S,ambuul1N. the BulgArian
prime miuisier. The opinion expressed
iu diplomatic circles in berlin Is en-
urelv against Rlb0t. IL is not ox-
pCciet that no VIII venture to refer tho
dispute % The Berlin treaty powers.
Ito VIII probably bully Bulgaria, IN
order TO please Russia, aud keep tho
quarrel Standing 0yau until un oUIOr.
tune moment arrives for beginning
active noatiliiiea.
TINE DEBATES ~ THE BEfcnsrAG
have disclosed the weakness o. the snp.
p,rtcrs nf bimstllibm. Count Mnr.
bach spd Baron kifinir alluded 10 the
question 81 tue reconciliation OF silver
ns Intimately connected with grain
Tariff, but tho h3use cDncurrcd Ia the
opinion Of Chancellor Capriyi, who
said it was HupeiillOus 10 discuss the
topic. The altitude Of the government
upon the question Of
BmErAIIsM
continues one OF waiting. when MIR.
Sel'gmau, who was sent 10 Eutope NJ
the representative ~ tho United S>atos |
Treasury department, Tor the purposo
OF arranging Ru International con. |
iefencri was hefr sounding the govern. |
msni, Chancellor Won ChpriN stated |
that the action OF Germany and Eng |
land would depend upon currency |
Developments Ia Washington. Herr |
Miguel, imperial minister Of finance,
j. strong gold partisan. Secretary |
Won Marshall although strong |
limetilllsi, VIII only act Jointly with |
England for a discussion Of tho cub.
Joct,
The resumption Of specie payments
In Ausiria-HungHry on gold basIs Is
reported imminent. The Treasury al
ready holds l50,OJO,O0O ia gold, and
the total amount required ~ effect the
resumption II 2b0,OOO,00O. Part VI this
sum can be- met By the retention by the
government OF n portion Of the notes
now In circulation.
During his visit 10 Stottin this
week, Emperor William gave the army
officers practical Lesson In economy,
he was entertained at luncheon by the
DiiiceIs OF the garrison. Upon recely.
ing the invitation, the Emperor re-
luested TO be shown tho menu card,
aud struck out n number OF dishes and
Expensive wines, reducing the bill OF
are to soup, mutton and beer.