The morning call., 1892-06-26
Germany TO Furnish the Needed FiRan.
cial Assistance.
TIE ITALIAN ARMY TO Be MATKTlIKED.
Agreement Between the Gar and the Emperor Of
AuStria-BiSmartk'S TriumPhal Retep.
ten in Hunich.
copyrighted, 1892. BY the New York Associated
Press

BERLIN, June 25-The interviews be-
tween Signor BriD, the Italian Minister of
Foreign Affairs, Chancellor Won Caprivi
and the Emperor resulted in the promise of
German support for Italian finances, on con-
ditiOn that the italian army and navy shall
be maintained et its present strength. Eing
Humbert proposed large reduction in the
army. pleading an absolute financial neces-
sity for such reduction. The Emper or sue
ceeded in persuading him against making
The reduction, mainly through his rendering
the assistance of the leading banks of Ger
many in the purchase Of the existing Italian
bonds, and also, if it is required, the assist
anee Of q syndicate to take the new Italian
loan.
In an interview that Signor Brin accorded
to a number Of Journalists prior 10 his start
ing on his return to Rome yesterday, he
said he could foresee that there was nothing
likely for some time TO disturb pacific rela-
tions Of the European powers. When asked
whether it was true that the Gar had in
Yited Emperor Francis Joseph to 8 confer
eDee at Skieniwice or Spale, Signor BrIn
cautiously admitted that be had heard some
thing conceTniDg the subject, but adding
that the arrangements were still a matter Of
reserve.
Frankfort to-day. The Thirteenth Regiment
of HussarS, of which King HumbeTt Is hon
oTaTy colonel. mustered at the station TO re-
eeiYe him. King Hum bert placed himself
at the head of the regiment aud marched TO
The barracks, where he luuched with the
officers. Queen MaTgheTita proceeded 10
Hamburg for the purpose Of congralulating
the Empress Frederick upon the betrothal
of her daughter. Princess Margaret, 10
Prince Frederick Charles, the eldest son Of
the LandgravH Of Hesse.
Bsmarck's triumphal progress reached Its
climax Tonight al the reception given in
his honor at the Rathhaus at Munich All
the guests 6rimmed over with enthusiasm.
Prince Bismarck expressed thanks tOT the
reception given him, and hoped that peace
would continue to be assured to the empire
by the existing alliances. Some allusiOns
IN the speech plainly indicated Prince Bis
marcks desire TO convey the impression
that the policy Of Emperor William and
ChsnCslloT CapTivi was a failure and nell
aced the future OF Bavaria, rs il did that Of
the ether parts Of the empire.
The projected economic entente between
Germany and Russia mas collapsed under
the continued opposition at St. Petersburg
Of the Minister Of Finance and the Minister
Of War.
Alarming advices come from ST. Peters
burg showing that The city Is preparing for
an outbreak Of cholera. The medical de-
Dartment has issued instructions giving
special information as to the course to fol-
low In case Of an invasion Of Asiatic cholera.
The Emperor is at Stetun, " here he is
launching tbe warship AyiSCO. He will re-
turn 20 kiel Tuesday and then start on
months voyage to Norway.
Poultney BigeloW and Frederic Reming-
ton. the artist who we're expelled from
Russia a short time ago. have arrived here.
Bigel0W complains OF the lack OF interest
shown in his case by the American Charge
d d'Afares at ST. Peters burg. IhlS affair
has made him still more persona grata with
Emperor William. He was invited both 10
8 state dinner and the concert given In
honor Of King Humbert