The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-06
GO SLOW, ENGLAND
Caprivi and Kalnoky Tell Her
Not to be in a Hurry.
TURKEY ANDRUSSIA'S RELATIONS
The Catholic Congress Passes Resolution De-
claring the Time Has Come for the Restor-
alton of the POpe's Temporal Power.

BERLIN, Sept. 3. -[Copyright, 1891, by
the New York Associated Press. THE
conferences between Chancellor Won Cap
rivi and Count Kalnoky, the Austrian prime
minister, near Schwartzenow, have ended
in their advising the English government
not to be in hurry to take any diplomatic
action in connection with the Dardanelles
Incident. The tone of the official press
here indicates distinctly the government is
adverse to joining England in any hasty
remonstrance against the Porte's agree
ment with Russia. The North German ca
zettc holds that the Portes assent to the
claim of Russia is less important as a
breach Of treaties than serious as disclos
ing the new line of policy adopted by
Turkey toward Russia. The VisnneSe PressG
semi Officially anticipates sharp antagonism
between British and Russian influences at
Constantinople, and recommends that
England become more amenable so far as
Egypt is concerned. In the opinion of
the Prose-, 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 Englands impending diplom attic
measures. The currents of intrigue around
the Sultan, which are now in 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 waiting attitude which
the imperial chancellors have recommended
to Lord Salisbury is explained by official
advices 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 ministry and
especially at the dismissal of Ghazi Osman,
minister of war and marshal of the
sent to the Sultan whose own
position is menaced by malcontents. The
reference of the Vtennese PresSe to the be-
lief that everything will return to its
proper track points to an expectation of an
early collapse of the pro-Russian ministry
A successful conspiracy for the deposition
of the Sultan is among the contingencies
| that are discussed covertly in diplomatic
circles. 1t is the expressed conviction in
official circles here that Lord Salisbury
will accept the advice proffered him and
| await Jne outcome OIL events.
The Catholic congress which opened on
Sunday and held its closing session yester-
day assumed unexpected Importance.
Seven thousand were in attendance. A
resolution was adopted declaring the time
| had come to convoke a great international
! Catholic congress for consideration of the
question of the restoration of temporal
power to the Pope, and q committee was
appointed to arrange for holding such a
| In, n 1ccIp fba Of
neutral ground for place for the meeting
of the proposed congress, Switzerland was
most favored. Delegates 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
universal concern.
The Congress affirmed the determination
of the German Catholics to remain reso-
lutte supporters of the dreibund. and de-
cided to continue the policy of DR.. Wind
thorst IN working for the recall of the
Jesuits and for religious instruction in the
primary schools. After considerable dis
cussion, it was voted to favor state regula-
ton of labor questions.
There moval of the prohibition against
the importation of American pork into
Germany has elected few press comments.
Several Progressionist and Socialist
papers refer to the measure as relief to
the poor classes. In official circles, where
are best known the nature of the resist
ance to the measure and the persistent
effort made in it's behalf by United States
Minister Phelps, his success has evoked
many encomiums.
The police have been eagerly hunting fol-
the author of the stories recently published
J in French papers regarding the health Of
the Emperor. Having secured the manu-
script OF some of the articles, they have
been interviewing number of newspaper
! men in an attempt to find some one who
would recognize the handwriting, but thei
, efforts have proved unavailing. An at
, tempt to connect Bismarck with the au
! thorship of these stories met with equa
lack of success.
Russian advices report the discovery o
q great coal oil fields in the region of tn
a Caspian sea. The production of these field
is said to be more than tenfold create
q than that of any other existing oil terri
tory At the same time Russian producer
complain bitterly of the competition of tn
n Stgndard Oil company, against which the
i say they are powerless. Efforts have bee
made to create Russian trust similar t
: he Standard Oil company, but the attemp
y failed because of lack of financial back
ing.