Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06
EUROPEAN SITUATION.
The Dardsnslles Incident q Subject Of
Disturbance
TO EFFECT ALL EUROPE.
How the Puv Will Fave Hand n t-ha
Drisbuad lfair-fhs Removal Of TIE
lmbargo on American Pcrk-Hov
Germany visws l.
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BERLIN, September 5.-The confer
ences between Chancellor Won Caprivi
and Count Kalnoky, the Austrian Prime
Minister, at the Mares Schloss, near
Schwartzen. have ended in their advis-
Ing the English government not to DO
in hurry to take any diplomatic action
in connection with the Dardanelles
incident.
The TIenncSc Prcsse, semi-ofiicial, an
tIcipates sharp antagonism between
British and Russian influences, and roc
ommends that England become more
amenable so far as Egypt is concerned.
The Imperial Chancellor has recon-
mended facts to Lord Salisbury and
explained by.oilicial adyices received
tonight from constantlnople to the
effect that the life Of the new Turkish
Arbinet will be brief.
The reference OF tho Vic'ucssc Presse
TO the belief that everything will return
10 the proper track points TO the expec-
tation of an early collapse OF tho pro-
Russian Ministry. A successfnl con
spiracy for the deposition OF thefSultan
Is among the contingencies that are dis
eussed coyertly In diplomatic circles.
IL is the expressed conviction In oni-
ciaI circles here that Lord Salisbury,
relying upon the general ultimate sup
port of the Dreibund Ministers, VIII ac-
cent the advice proffered him aud await
the outcome OF events.
The Catholic Congress, which opened
on Sunday, and held It's closing session
to-day, assumed unexpected Importance.
A resolution was adopted declaring
] that the time had come t0 conYoke a
great International Catholic Congress
FOR the consideration Of the question OF
the restoration OF temporal power To the
pope. and committee was appointed
| ,o arrange for the holding OF such q
congress. Delegates will be suInmonep
from every Catholic community Ia 'ne
world.
The removal OF the prohibition against
the Importation OF American pork into
Germany has ellcited few press c0ui-
ments. Several Progfessiss alfsss-
ciallst papers refer 70 fhs satisfactory
measure as relief 20 the poor classes.
In official circles, whore are best known
the nature Of the resistance 70 TIC
measure and the persistent efforts made
In its behalf by Hon. William Walter
Phelps, the United States Minister, his
success has evoked many encominms.
A Berlin commercial paper publishes
details OF the career IN this country OF
Albert Otto, who Is now reported 20 DC
speculatlng heavily In real estate In
Chicago, III. According 20 this author.
itv otto. who was formerly the General
Agent in Stuttgart OF the Equitable
Life Assurance Company. some time
aeo. ran away, defrsuding some OF
stuttqart's residents OF many hundred
thousand dollars.
Russian adyices report the discovery
OF great coal and oil fields In the region
OF the Caspian Sea. The production OF
these fields is said TO be more than toe
fold greater than that OF any other
existing oil territory. At the same time
Russian producers complain bitterly oi
tho com petition OF the STANDARD OH
Company against which they say they are
powerless. Efforts have been made tc
create Russian trust similar 10 tht
STANDARD Oil Company but the attempi
has failed because OF lack oil financial
backing.