The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-12
EUROPE'S RIVAL ALLIES.
ENGLAND NOW COUNTED AS WITH
TEE DREIBUND.

a Movement by France to Cooperate
With Russia in Stirring Up Things
IN Turkey and EgYpt-The Seizure
of COnstantinople One Of the Steps
in the Scheme.
copyrighted. 1891, By the ". Y. Associated Press.
BERLIN, July ll.-The papers of this city
overflow with accounts Of the popular
triumph of the Emperor William in Lon
don. Semi-official papers, in commenting
on the reception of the German emperor Ia
England, adopt a remarkably guarded
tone, and avoid all reference TO
an alliance with England as an
accomplished fact. These papers simply re-
echo the emperor's speech at Guild hall.
Thus the North German Gazette remarks
that the emperor's utterances at the Guild
hall coincide completely with the Views Of
the industrious and energetic people of
Great Britain In favor Of the maintenance
Of peace.
DON'T INDoRsE SALISBURY.
independent papers criticize the emperor's
reception as emphasizing the friendly senti-
ments of England toward Germany and
toward the emperor as a relative OF the
royal family without being q popular in~
dorsement Of the policy of Lord Sails Jury.
The breissinntge Zettung holds that the
general character Of the celebrations in
honor of the emperor, and especially thoss
OF the court and government accordingly
must be taken as an open declaration OF
England's adhesion to the dreibund. Ar
ticles in the Russian and French press, Illus
trating the intensity of the irritation felt in
Russia and France toward England are
largely qaosed.
a AFRANCO-RUssTAN SCHEME.
A startling report which has caused con-
siderable talk in diplomatic circles, has re-
Gently been circulated here. 1t is TO the ef~
feet that ~ Bibot, the French minister Of
foreign affairs. has approached the Russian
government on the subject Of a coalition
against England, offering TO cooperate with
kussla in the seizure Of Constantinople and
the formation of new Turkish state in
Asia, embracing Egypt, under Franco -Rus-
sian protection. Apart from the question
Of the probability of its truth, the report
has value as indicating the tendency OF
! Lord Salisbury's dreibund policy. Nobody
believes that the French and Russian gov
eruments will accept Lord Salisbury's ver-
bal assurances of triendliness in the face OF
Englands practical adhesion to their enc
mics.
GAME osD1RLoMAoY.
The game of diplomacy against Eng
lands retention Of Egypt has been already
re-opened. According to the Cologne
Gdsette, the sultan, acting unde" toe
promptings OF the French and Russian
ministers, recently held council, at
which it was proposed that
the porte saoald call a con-
ference of the European powers
to consider the question Of the evacuation
| Of E'cyv.nt Talanrar,a raCafua1 hAro from
| Constantinople, with reference to diplo-
matte movements hostile to England. say
that the porte has invited the French gov
ernment to resume the initiative 10 move
ment against English occupation of Egypt.
SPLIT OF THE SOCIALISTS.
Internal feuds among the socialists are In
| creasing in their intensity, and meetings
held during the past week mark a stage of
open and declared rupture between the
young and old sections OF the party. In a
recent speech at Munich Herr Vollmar de-
Tended his recent patriotic declarations that
the socialists we're ready to fight in defense
of the integrity of the empire should it be
assailed by France or any other foreign
nation. lie advocated moderate progress
through practical legislation.
CAN CARRY RED FLAGS.
! According to decision recently rendered
! by the supreme court, socialists are as much
entitled to the privilege of displaying their
red flag 10 public PROFESSIONS as are men,
bers of any other political bodies to carry
their banners. The chse arose from the
seizure of socialist flags at the time of the
demonstration by the socialists in Anhalt
in March last.
The government has decided that all
pending treaties of commerce between Ger
many and other powers shall be simultan-
eously brought before the Reichstag in No
Vember.
The Cologne Gdsette's attack upon Amer
lea and Russia, whom 1t terms the "bitter-
est enemies to German industries, - advo-
Gates refusal to both Of the favored nation
treatment except for the uecessaries Of life
such as grain and petroleum,