Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-13
YELLED MENACE.
Emperor Williams Warlike
Utterances.
Uneasiness Created by His Re
cent Speeches.
The Kaiser Given a Cool Reception
by the Bavarians.
Franco Russian Influence in Turkey-It-
ally Joins the Protesting Powers.
Russia Preparing to Seize
the BosphOrus.
Associated Press Dispatches.

BERLIN, Sept. 12.-[Copyrighted by
the New York Associated Press =
There was parade of all the troops
stationed in Cassel district today, which
afforded brilliant spectacle. The en-
peror and empress, the king OF Saxony,
the grand duke of Hesse, the grand
duke of Saxe-W Weimar, the duke of Edin-
burgh, Prince and Princess Henry OF
Prussia, Prince Albrecht and others OF
high rank were present. The emperor
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 banquet at Cassel have
added to the uneasiness which now
prevails throughout the country. He
recalled the time when as staff officer
he entered Cassel in 1871, with the vic
torious Hessian troops. He trust
ed, he said, that the Hessians,
IN the event of foreign struggles,
would help him to fulfill his duties.
Coming so soon after the allusion made
at Munich to the future triumphs of the
Bavarian troops, his majesty's utterance
at Cassel is felt to be yelled menace to
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the country to courageously prepare for
trouble. Still the conviction remains
unshaken in official circles that pro-
longed period of diplomatic intrigue
will precede collision of the powers.
THE LEvEL-HEADED BAvARIANs.,
The Munich Tageblatt denies the Off
cial statement that Emperor William
was accorded an enthusiastic reception
on the occasion of his late visit to the
Bavarian capital. On the contrary, it
says, be was received with chilly indif-
ference by the people. 1t attributes
this to the fact that the people of Ba-
yaria see in the emperor an emblem of
dearness of living and a source of ap-
preaching war, threatening the ruin OF
the country. If the imperial govern
ment. the Tageblatt says, desires to be
loved instead of detested it must cheaper
food and abide by the policy of peace.
THE PORTE AND THE POWERS.
The leading political developments of
the week nave been the practical con-
version of the italian prime minister,
Rudini, to the policy of Lord Salisbury
the English premier. The sultan OF
Turkey, in his new bias in the direction
of favoring Russia, as instanced in the
Dardanelles affair, will now have to
bear the weight of the counter-infuence
of Austria and Italy, and probably Ger
many; for it is stated that Herr Van
Radowitz, German ambassador to the
porte, in an audience with the sultan
Wednesday, urged that a favorable hear
ing be given to the views of Great Brit
ain, and that through his representa-
tions Sir William White, the British
ambassador to Turkey, was given an
audience by the sultan yesterday. The
gravity of the situation is indicated in
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 the pressure of the other diplo-
mats, from weakening and breaking his
resolutions.
FRANCo-RUSSIAN SUCCESS.
The latest intelligence from Constan-
tinople indicates the continuous success
of Franco Russian diplomacy in Turkey.
The sultan has offered a place in the
ministry to Chakir Pasha, a declared
partisan of the Russian alliance, and
known to be foe of England and the
dreibund.
The foreign Office here regards Eng
lands difficulty with complacency.
Lord Salisbury's solicitations for Dip
lomatic aid, forces England into closer
union with the triple alliance, and thus
tends in the direction of bringing about
formal compact between England,
Germany, Austria and Italy. Hitherto
Lord Salisbury has rel iected all overtures
looking to England's becoming party
to the dreibund compact.
RUSSIA PREPARING A COUP.
The Hamburg Correspondent pub
fishes an article on the Dardanelles in
cident, 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 Tenedos and other
islands at the mouth of the Dardan-
elles in the event of failure to re-estab-
lish the entente with the porte.
The Post points out how the triple
alliance may be drawn into intervening
against Rudini committing Italy to
active armed support OF England.
THE PINTO IN TROUBLE.
The Chilean warship, Presidente Pin
to, which has caused uneasiness to sew
eral of the powers by her attempts to
procure arms, is lying at Hamburg with
her crew mutinous. Her commander
asked the assistance of the police to ar
rest three sailors, but as the vessel be-
longs to foreign power the police re-
ferred the request to the senate. The
men are riotous and refuse to perform
their work.
AN UNsAvoRY LOVE UNION.
An unsavory story is current concern
ing DR.. Aveling, who is charged with
contracting love union with Eleanor
Marx, leaving his legal wife destitute.
DR.. Aveling has written letter to the
Socialist paper, Vorwarts, in which he
says it is true he has dissolved his
bourgeois marriage and entered upon q