Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-13
WILLIAM'S WARNING.
Ominous Words of the Kaiser
Taken as a Menace to
Germany'S Enemies.
ENGLAND HAS ONE ALLY.
Italy, and Perhaps Two Other Pow
erS to Side Against Turkey.
GERMANY HAS SALISBURY FOUL.
He Must Give the Dreibund Better Support
if lie Expects Aid
ENGLAND HAS ONE ALLY.
GERMANY HAS SALISBURY FOUL.
A MUTINY ON THE PRESIDENTE PINTO

rcOPTR!GHT, 1891, BY THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATED
PREsS.I
BERLIN, Sept 1L-There was q parade
to-day Of all the troops stationed in the
Cassel district, which afforded a brilliant
spectacle. The Emperor and Empress, the
King of Sazony, the Grand Duke of Hesse,
the Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar, the Duke
Of Edinburgh, Prince and Princess Henry
of Prrssie, and others of high rank were
present at the ceremony. Emperor William
will now 60 to Erfurt, 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 uneas;Eess winch now prevails
throughout the country. He recalled the
time when. as a staff officer, he entered
Cassel in 1871 with the victorious Hessian
troops He trusted. he said. that Hessians,
in the event of foreign struggles, would
help him to fulfil his duties
REGARDED AS A MENACE
Coming so soon after the illusions mace
at Munich to the future triumphs of the
Bavarian troops, His Majesty's utterance at
Cassel is felt to he a veiled menace to for
eign enemies and warning for the country
to cofTageously prepare for tronbie. Still
the couvIction remains unshalen in official
circles that prolonged period of diplo-
matte intrigue will precede a collision of
the powers.
The leading political development of the
week has been the practical adhesion of the
Italian Prime Minister. the Marquis di
RUdini, to the policy of Lord Salisbury, the
English Premier. The Sultan of Turkeys
new bias ir the direction of favoring Rus.
sia, as instanced in the Dardanelles affair."
will now have to bear the weight of the
counter influence of Austria and Italy, and
probably Of Germany, for it is stated that
Herr Won Radowitz, the German Ambassa-
dor to the Porte, at an audience with the
Sultan "Wednesday, urged that a favorable
hearing be given TO the view of Great
Britain. and through his representations Sir
William White. the British Ambassador to
Turkey, was given an audience by the Sui
tan yesterday.
FRANCE BRACISG UP TURKEY.
The gravity of the situation is indicated
in the summons calling the ENJOYS of the
Porte at Vienna, Berlin, St Petersburg and
London to Constantinople The French
Ambassador, the Count of Montebello, who
was on the eve of presenting his letters of
recall to the Sultan has been instructed by
his Government to remain at his post in
order to prevent the Sultan, under pressure
of other diplomats, from weakening and
breaking his resolutions
The latest intelligence from Constantine
pie indicates the continuous success of
Franco Russian diplomacy in Turkey TIE
Sultan has offered place III the Ministry
to Chakir Pasha, a declared partisan of the
oil L.
England and the DreirurG
The Foreign Office here regards England's
difficulties with complacencv. Lord Sails
bury's solicitations for diplomatic aid forces
England into closer union with the Triple
Alliance, and thus tends in the direction of
bringing formal compact between England
and Germany, Austria and Italy. Hitherto
Lord Salisbury has rejected all overtures
looking to England's becoming a party to
the Dreibund compact.
RUSSIA'S DESIGNS on THE BoSPHoRus.
The Hamburg Correspondent makes the
statement thar Russia is preparing a coup
by which she VIII seize the Bosphorus 4
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 DardaIelles in
the event Of the failure TO establish a re-
newed entente with the Porte
The Post points out how tie Triple ALI
snce may be drawn into intervening through
the Marquis Di Rudini committing Italy to
Gn active armed support Of England.
The agitation looking to the abolition of
the grain duties in Germany is becoming
less tcrvcnt under better weather, increased
supplies and lower prices.
The Munich TdgeJIatt denies the official
statement that Emperor William was ac-
corded ar enthusiastic reception on the
occasion Of his late visit to the Bavarian
capital. On the contrary, i: saws. that he
was received with chilly indifference by the
people. 1t attributes this to the fact that
the people of Bavaria see in. the Emperor an
emblem OF deamess of living and the source
Of an approaching war, threatening the
ruin Of the country.
A 5fUTINY ON A wARsHIP.
Tho Chilean warship Presidente Pinto,
which has caused uneasiness to several of
the Powers by her attempts to procure
arms, is lying at Hamburg with her crew
mutinous. Her commander asked the as
sistancc of the police to arrest three sailors,
but as the vessel belongs to a foreign Power |
the police referred the request to the Senate. |
The men are notous, and refuse to perform |
their work
''''iNS YIN sH'NtSSlNl ISSUE OF Inc nepOt1d- /
tlonS for treaty of commerce approaches |
have been renewed by the TRIBE Alliance |
TO embrace Belgium, Roumania and Servia |
within the Zollverein on special terms.
The proposed Socialist Congress at Erfnrt |
has been postponed until October a. The |
Congress will discuss revision of the pro- |
gramme of the tactics of the Young section !
of the Socialist party, and will renew the
efforts to overthrow Herren Bebel. Lieb-
knecht and the other Moderates who direct
the Socialist Committee