The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-05
PORK IN GERMANY
line Prohibition Against the
American Article.
PRESIDENT CARNOT'S VISIT
10 hosecw-The Franco Russian Alliance
Prince Ferdinand's Life Threatened
1t Has Great Significance.

BERLIN, April A. Copyright. 1901 bv
the New York Associated Pressl --Noc,o4i.
lions have been resumed bet,roo,,. 80 80,
S :, munster Phelps and Chancellor Won
Caprlvi' on the question of the withdrawal
VI the prohibition against American norl-
products, and there are more hopefnI nros
pecGs Oh an early and successful issue tho,
Ife recent reports have led The nnbIic -
DeheVe. An important indication of +bo
governments intention is given in to-
u' Norh German Gazette. Commentino,
upon tne American dispatch published in
Derlln papers, headed ssNo Pic.
NO Beetroot Sugar" the Goz.tt.
says contrary to the adverse Vievys
oA "a. In the dispatch, the Am
erlcan government, in endeavorinc,
10 enforce measures of sanitary reform tn
put an end to the German EMBARGO nnon
american pork, has adopted the hest and
only means to lead to the desired agree
menu. Public satisfaction over the adrnis-
sion OF American cattle increases 90 The
quaIty OF imports becomes reeoonized
Liidul9urg Official returns for March sbor,
o4ao uArIng the month SI1 American ca++Is
Mere imported. If lot of 2g6. bronght
5nS III 0y the steamship Amalti, be adj
ueu, tne nVe weeks total promises rand
expansion of trade" 'pi"
Snancellor Won Caprivi, yesterday re-
celVed memorial from delegates renro.
sehung various German industries pre
pareu aIter two days discussion regardino,
tue Chlcago Worlds fair, asking for tbs
appointment of an imperial corD1issio1ar1
anu mat the government otherwise assiss
~ the IuIIest possible way German ex-
n .1u,'pro 70 make display worthy of the
country. IO-nlghts POItische N1ebrjcJfr,,
states prominant official is in favor oF
Ine representation of German trades in n
ment. Uo'0AOPe-
- MOSCOW papers, simultaneously with
russian organs IN Paris and RrusseIs re
p1tC IhaG PRESIDENT Carnot in coming IN
b bi62o" osCensloly to visit the French ex.
nloi1lon or arts and industries. which ia 70
DC open there in May. An article in
~ 6TaIce says the presence of President
CdrnoI at MOSCOW is obviously needed fo.
Ine purpose of eliciting public oninion
Freslaent Carnot's going or not poino, will.
I noC alter the TACT that the alliance between
france ana Russia recently Accomplished
o aaS'i ~ nel8htens the danger, and acceler-
aIes the approach of war The chiefs of
me drelbund will act in unison with I ,oTr
SALISBURY IN reference to the BulDarian
!!uloroSuo. their concerted policy consisrs.
III SIMPLY refusing TO interfere or To ner-
NIT interference in the Balkans.
significant incident has just occurred
IN SOFIA. Baron Wangenehein. German
consul at Sofia, telegraphed to CbancelIor
Won Caprivi for Instructions as to how he
snaIl respond to Premier Stanolouf's de-
mahu Tor the surrender of Sochovakoff "a
V.ss Oh the Russian agency who is accused
U! send1ng menacing letters to Prince Fer.
dlnand and also his mother, Princess Glenn
lntlne, and to NJ. Graeshof. bulgarian
minister of foreign affairs. Bara1 Won
Wagenhe1m represents Russia sinca
1er own minister has been with
uraWn. chancellor Won Capvivi Instantly
ouInorlzed the surrender of Sochoyakof.