The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-26
But German Capitalists Must Take
Care of Outstanding and
Future Securities.
Tho Condition On Which Trancia
Joseph VIII Keep go Many
Soldiers.
lsismarek's Trimphal Progress Reaches !
Climax Isixslow "A High Favor 81
the Bar1in Court.

tCopyriaht, 1892. New. York Associatsd epress.l
Berlin, Jnns 25.1 1ntervisws between
fignor Brin. Italian nainistsrsof foreign sf-
fairs, Chanceilor Won Capsivi and tho i'd.
pefor. resulted in w p:ouliss Of German
support for ltaIian Anancss, on condition
that the Italian army and navy be sustained
at thsir present strength. King Humbsrt
proposed 4 large rsductionAi Ain the army,
pleading absolute financial necessity 10,
such reduction. Inc emperor succssded
~ persuading him against making any re-
duction. mainly through pledging the az
sistancs of the leading banks Of Germany
IN preparing for tho purchase of the exist
ing Italien bonds, and also, ii required. the
assistance Of d a5syndicats 10 take new
Italian loan. 8sF
In m interview that sienor Brin 10
corded to number of journalists prior Ia
his starting on his return 10 Rome yester-
day, hesaid he could f0fesee nothing likely
Tor some time 10 disturb tho pacific rela-.
tions Of European powers. When asked
whether Il u true that the czar invited
Emperor Francis Joseph 10 conferences al
skierniFice. q Spals, SiRnor Brin can
tiously admitted that bio had heard some
thing concerning the subject, adding that
arrangements are still matter Of reserve.
The king and queen of Italy arrived al
Frankfort to-day. The Thirteenth Hus-
sars, Of which regiment King Humbsrs il
colonel, received him. The king placed
himself at the head of the regiment ana
marched TO the barracks where he lunched
with the officers. 8s Queen Marguerite
procesded to Hamburg for the purpose Of
congratnlatinR Empress Frsdick upon the
betrothal Of her daughter, Princess Mar
garet. to Primes Frsdsfick Charles. eldest
son OF the LandRrave Of Hesse.
Bismarck's triumphal progress reached
climax tonight q = reception given ia his
honor at the Rathhaus, 1t Munich. All
the guests brimmed ever With enthusiasm.
Prince Bismarck expressed thanks for the
reception given him. He hoped peace
would continue 10 be assured the the EN-
pire BY existing alliances. Some allusions
IN the speech plainly indicated Prince Bis
1narck's desire 70 convey an Impression
Chancellor Won Capriyi was failure and
msnaced the future OF Bavaria, a. IL did
that Of the other parts of tho 3snpirs.
vi. lhf projected GccnOnIzG Nhtente between
Germany and Russia collapsed under the
continued opposition. at St. Petersburg, Of
the ministers of finance and war
Alarming advices come from ST. Peters
burg. showing that the city is preparing for
an outbreak or cholera. The emperor is
at Stettin, where he ID launching the var
ship Alvisco. He will return TO Kisl Tues
day and then start on mouths voyage to
Norway.
Poultney Bigelow and Frederick Rem.
ington, the artist, who were expelled from
Russia = short time ago, have arrived here.
BigeloW complains Of the lack OF interast
shown in thar case by the American charge
d'affaires at ST. Petersburg. The affair has
made him still more persona grata with
Emperor William. He was invited both to
the state dinner and the concert given in
honor Of King Humbert.