The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-19
FRANCE A COMMON FOE.
AUsTRIAs EMPEROR TO TRY TO
WIN OVER THE CzAR.

counting on oooLuR inc FRANCO
Russian Entente Broken-No I'm
portsnce Attached TO King Hum
bert's Visit.
Copyright, 1892, bY the ". Y. associated P,sssl
BERLIN, June 16-The leading subject of
conversation in court and diplomatic circles
is not the visit to Berlin of King Humbert,
but the projected conference between the
car and Emperor Francis Joseph. 1t is
understood that the conference was first
suggested by Emperor William at the
recent meeting between himself and the car
at Kiel Communications on the subject
have since been exchanged between st.
Petersburg and Vienna, which promise to
result 10 the extension of formal inyi-
tation by the car to the Emperor
Francis Joseph to take part this
autumn in the imperial hunting expedition
at Spala Poland. The utmost importance is
attached to the arrangements, as tending to
modify the Russian entente with France.
Official feeling here is sanguine enough to
hope that a personal exchange Of views be-
tween the Emperor Francis Joseph and the
czar will succeed ia detaching the latter
from his French alliance and lead to a per-
mauent settlement of the irritating Balkan
question.
KING HUMBERT's VISIT.
No special significance is attached to King
Humbert's visit to Berlin. A series of fetes
viii be given in his honor, comprising re-
view and state banquet at Potsdam, artll-
leFY practice at Juterborg and gala per-
formance at the Berlin opera house. Gen.
Count Won Waldersee will again act as at
tendant upon King Humbert, while Coun>
tess Won Arneim will act In a similar CO.
pacity for Queen Marguerite. The latter's
last visit to Berlin was made twenty years
ago, when she was the Crown Princess OF
Italy. On that occasion she stood as god
mother for Princess Margaret, the emperor's
sister. Count Solms Sonnenwalde, the
German ambassador to Italy, will arrive in
Berlin tonight TO assist Chancellor Won
Caprivi in his conferences with Signor Brin,
the Italian minister OF foreign affairs, upon
whom attends Count Groben for the foreign
office. Signor Brin has scaut acquaint-
ance with German, and other diplomats and
Berlin foreign office men credit him with
the smallest modicum of knowledge of the
questions involved in the dreibund rels-
tions. King Humbert's suite comprises
seventeen gentlemen. including several
journalists, upon whom officials here look
askance.
BISMARCK AND THE KAISER.
The latest phase of the controversy that
has arisen over the reports of a reconcilia~
tion bstween the emperor and Prince Bis
marck discloses the hollownsss of the whole
affair. The West Deutsche AtLegemetne
Zeitung, Prince Bismarok's new organ in
Cologne, denies that any overtures looking
to a reconciliation have been made by
either side 1t says that Baron
Stumm, after the emperor visited
him, was guest OF Prince
he hor INTO TOD -
the prince certain remarks that had been
made by the emperor disapproving the tone
of certain semi-official papers toward the
ex-chRncsllor. Nothing more was said ex-
cept that Baron Stumm seems to
have suggested that Prince Bismarck
take the Initiative In seeking to re-establish
rapprochement by making some form Of
apology to the emperor. On this point. adds
the paper, Prince Bismarck cannot admit.
even il admission led to his reinstatement
in Office, ever trying to do wrong to the
emperor. 1t is the princes enemies who
ought to ask pardon before the
| emperor and the country. The internal
history of events which led to Prince Bis
marks retirement from the chancellorship
cannot be revealed now, but all precautions
have been taken TO prevent the future from
passing an incorrect judgment. Fora long
time TO come these recurrene rumors OF
reconciliation between the emperor and
frlnCe bismarck VIII Dc n0aFQ.
THE PRINCES VISIT TO VIENNA.
The Niederwald, German society in
Vienna. proposed giving the prince an ova-
ton at the station there, but the police re-
fused TO grant the necessary permission.
The members of the society thereupon made
arrangements to hold larger denonstra-
ton outside the station A gigantic pro-
cession will accompany the prince to the
Palace Palfy, where he will stay during his
So ourn in Vienna.
The government Is watching with keen
est interest thu developments of the APP
preaching elections in England. Its SYM
pathies are altogether with the eonserv-
atives, as it is known that the advent Of
Mr. Gladstone to power would be directly
against the interest of the driebund. King
Humbert is especially concerned, as a
Gladstouian victory would imparil the en-
tente with Lord Salisbury on the co-opera-
ton OF the English and Italian feas against
France under certain contingencies.
THE BISMARCK FETEs AT DRESDEN.
The official animus against Prince Bis
marck has led the Dresden authorities to
curtail the reception fetes proposed to be
given in his honor tonight when he arrives
in that city en- route for Vienna. and the
Vienna police will try to make the demon
stration there abortive. A majority of
the Dresden municipality voted tp extend
an Ofneldl welcome 10 Hr1nc9 bismarck
as as honorary citizen. A torch light pro-
cession has been organized 20 receive the
prince. IL will be headed by municipal Of
f1cials, and will comprise every important
Dresden society. The procession will be
splendid pageant, IL, 900 persons taking part
init.
ToILERs IN HARD LUCK.
Official statistics collated by the trade
associations in various towns IN Germany
have created bad impression "a to the
condition Of the workingmen. Out OF 906
towns reporting only have recorded any
rise in wages during the year 1891, while
229 reported that wages had be'en lowered.
At the same time the prices of The necessa-
ries of life have increased.
Some employers are taking ad-
vantage of the depression TO pay
their hands in installmenss or in bills Of ex-
change. The depression is WORSE in the
large centers. In Berlin, Brsalau, Essen
and Liepsic, leading trades are complaining
tuat men are often put on short time.
Reports from the miners associations
unanimously affirm that the inen cannot
under the existing circumsts noes earn
enough 10 support themselves and their
families. Statistics will be a powerful
weapon for the socialist propag RndA. The
extremists are already exercised over
them.
HERR BEBEL RETURNS.
uarr Rahal tho aocialiat Ieadar has ra.