St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-13
Emperor William Makes Some
Significant Remarks in
His Speech at Cassel.
His Speech a Yelled Menace to
Foreigners and a Warn
ing to the Germans.
The Dardanelles Affair Great
ing Great Uneasiness All
Over Europe.
DR.. Aveling's Love Union With
Eleanor Marx Creates a
Scandal.

BERLIN, Sept. 12.-There was pa
rade of all the troops stationed in the
CassSl district to-day, which afforded a
brilliant spectacle. The emperor and
empress, King of Saxony, the Grand
Duke of HeSse, Grand Duke of Sake
Weimar, the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince
and Princess Henry of Prussia, Prince
Albrecht and others of high rank were
present at the ceremony. Emperor
William will now go to Erfurt, where
he will review the Fourth army corps.
Some of the phrases used by his
majesty in his speech at the ban
quet at Cassel have added to the uneas-
mess which now prevails throughout
the country. He recalled the time
when, as staff officer, he entered Cas-
sci in 1871 with the victorious Hesslan
troops. He trusted, he said, that the
Hessians, in the event of foreign strug-
giles, would help him to fulfill his duties.
Coming so soon after the illusions made
at Munich to the future lriumphs of the
Bavarian troops his majesty's utter
ance at Cassel is felt to be veiled
menace to foreign enemies, and as a
warning for the country to courage
-ously
Prepare for Trouble.
Still, the conviction remains mistaken
in official ciacles that prolonged period
of diplomatic intrigue will precede a
collision of the powers. The leading
political development CT the week has
been the practical adhesion of the Ital-
ian prime minister. Marquis di Rudini,
to the policy of Lord Salisbury. the
English premier. The sultan Of Tur-
keys new bias in the direction of favor
ing Russia, as instanced in the OAR
danelles affair. will now have to bear
the weight of the counter influence of
Austria and Italy, and probably Ger
many. for 1t is stated that Herr Won
Radowitz. the German Ambassador to
the Porte, at an audience with
the sultan on Wednesday last,
urged that favorable hearing
be given to.the view of Great Britain
and that through his repreSe nations
Sir William White, the British ambas-
sador to Turkey, was given an audi
ence yesterday. 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
ohiDoSooNiOls viz OOuub VI mOIlttUtllO,
who was on the eve of presen ting his
letters of recall to the sultan. has been
instructed by his government to remain
at MS post III order to preye mt the sui
tan, under the pressure of other diplo-
mats. from weakening nd breaking
his resolutions. The latest
Intelligence From Constantin opIe
indicates the continuous success of
FrancO-RuSsian diplomacy in Turkey.
The sultan has offered place in the
ministry to Chakir Pasha, a declared
partisan of Russian alliance. and known /
to be foe of England an the dreibund.
The foreign office here regards En-
glands difficulty with complacency.
Lord Salisbury's solicitations for diplo-
matte aid force England into closer
union with the triple alliance, and thus
tends in the direction of bringing about
formal compact between England and
Germany, Austria and Italy. Hitherto
Lord Salisbury has rejected all over
lures looking to England's becoming a
party to the dreibund compact.
The Hamburg Corresponds publishes
an article on the Dardanelles incident,
and makes the statement that Russia is
preparing coup by which she will
seize the Bosphorus. A report which
is circulated in diplomatic circles credits
England with the intention to seize and
fortify Teledos and other islands at the
mouth of the Dardanelles in the event
OF failure to establish renewed en-
tente with the porte. The Post points
out how the triple alliance may be
drawn into intervening through Mar
quis di Rudini, committing Italy to
an active armed support of England.
There is hitch in the negotiations for
The New Russian Loan.
The agreements ought to have been
signed to-day by the French financiers.
The situation prevailing has increased
the risk and they now want lower terms
and are offering rs against the first
looking to the abolition of the grain
duties i'll Germany is becoming less fer
vent under better weather, increased
supplies and lower prices. Wheat was
quoted week ago at 232 marks for LOCO
kilos, and to-day the quotation was 23l
marks. The prices of rye show a cor
responding decline. The difference
alone does not affect the public demand
for the abolition of the duties, but
the conviction that, the government
has decided to at least reduce the duties
when the official inquiry into the sub
Ject is completed, appeases the clamor.
The Munich Tageblatt denies the Off
clal statement that Emperor William
was accorded an enthusiastic reception
on the occasion of his late visit to the
Bavarian capital. On the contrary, il
SAYS that he was received with chilly in
difference by the people. 1t attributes
this to The fact that the people of Ba-
Varla see In the emperor an emblem of
DEAFNESS of living and the source of an
approaching war. threatening the ruin
of the country. If the imperial govern
ment, the Tageblatt says. desires to be
loved instead of detested, it must cheap
EN- food and abide by policy of peace.
The Gillian war ship Presidents Pinto,
which has caused uneasiness to several
of the powers by her attempts to pro-
cure arms, is lying at Hamburg with
Her Crew Mutinous.
Her commander asked the assistance
of the police to arrest three sailors, but,
as the vessel belongs to foreign
power, the police referred the matter to
the senate. The men are riotous and
refuse to perform their work. Since the
successful issue OF the negotiations for
treaty of commerce approaches have
been renewed by the triple alliance to
embrace Belgium, Roumania and Ser
via within the zoilverein on special
terms, Ii the Berlin proposals are ac-
cepted, conference of delegates viii
open on Oct. Is. Tue proposed socialist
congress at Erfurt has been postponed
until Oct. IA. The congress will discuss
revision of the programme of the |
tactics OF the young section of the |
Socialist party, and will renew the eff |
forts to overthrow Herren Bebel, Lieb-