The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-13

BERLIN, Sept. 12-There was a parade
| of all the troops stationed in the Cassel
district TODAY. which afforded a brilliant
spectacle. The emperor and empress, the
kingt of Saxony, the grand duke of Hesse,
grand duke of SAKE eimar, the duke oil
Edinburgh, Prince and Princess Henry OF
Prussia. Prince Albrecht, and others OF
high rank were present.
Some of the phrases used by his majesty
in his speech at the banquet at Cassel have
| added to the'.uneasiness which 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 the Hes
SLAMS in the event OF formidable struggle
would help him to fulfill his duties. Com
ing so soon after the allusion made at
Munich to the future triumph Of the Ba-
yarian troops, his majesty's utterance al
Cassel is felt to be yelled menace to foI-
| eign enemies and as a warning for the
country to be courageous and TO prepare
for trouble. Still the conviction remains
mistaken in official circles that prolong-
ed period of diplomatic intrigue will pre-
cede collision of the powers.
The leading political development OF
the week has been the practical adhesion
of the Italian prime minister, Marquis di
Rudini to the policy of Salisbury, the
English premier The sultan of Turkey
new bias In the direction of favoring
Russia, as instanced in the Dardanelles
affair, will now have to bear the weight of
the counter influence of Austria and Italy,
and probably Germany; for it is stated
that Herr Won Radowitz, sthe 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 through his
representations Sir William White, British
ambassador to Turkey, was given an
audience by the sultan yesterday. The
gravity of the situation is indicated in a
summons calling the ENJOYS of the porte
at Vienna. Berlin, st. Petersburg and
London to Coustantinople. The French
EN- bassador, 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 the
pressure of the other diplomats, from
weakening and breaking his resolutions
The latest intelligence from CONSTANT
nople indicates the continuous success of
Franco Russian diplomacy in Turkey.
The sultan has offered place In the min-
istry to Chakir Pasha, a declared partisan
of the Russian alliance, and known to be
a foe of England and the dreibund. The
foreign Office regards England's difficulty
with compiacency Sallsbury's sOlicita-
IIOHS lOF OlplOuldOlC dlu 1OICcS
into a closer union with the triple alliance,
and thus tends in the direction of bring
ing about formal compact between Eng
land Germany, Austria and Italy Hith-
erto Salisbury has rejected all overtures
looking to England's becomiEga party to
the dreibund compact. 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 entente
with the porte.
The Chflian warship Presidente Pinto,
which caused uneasiness TO several pow
ers by her attempts to procure arms, is
lying at Hamburg with mutinous crew.
The commander asked the assistance of
the police to arrest three sailors but, as the
vessel belongs to a foreign power, the
police referred the request to the senate.
form their work.
An unsavory story is current concerning
DR.. Aveling, who is charged with con-
tracing free-love union with Eleanor
Marx, leaving his legal wife destitute.
DIR. Aveling has written letter to the
Socialist paper Vorwarts, in which he
says that it is true that he has dissolved
his bourgeosie marriage and entered upon
a love union with Fraulein Marx, but he
declares that he left his legal wife well
provided for. Aveling promises to punish
the author of the report that he left his
wife In destitute condition.