Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-09

II is CONSIDERED a MENACE TO
the oRcieuHo.
By Telegraph 10 the HEws
THE DnEiBrsD.
Anxiety on Account Of tho italian
crisis.

BERLIN, May Z. - Copyrighted,
ls12, by the New YORK Associated
Prcas. Tho government awaits with
considerable anxiety the solution Of
tho Italian ministerial crisis. Although
the triple alliance was last year pro.
longed until 1897, II 10 all.imnorlant
that the successor OF Rudlui be man
who will give genuine aud not mere
~ verbal adhesion. Oillcial advices
point TO the selection of 5iguOr GlOlotti
As Rudini'r successor.
The North German Gafctto says that
Gioletti will entirely support the Crlspi
AMI Rudinl foreign policy, nufwOuld
not allow any reduction IN thc war
budget or a diminuitI0n In the mill.
tafy forces.
Despite this assurance, cillcial
circlee undoubtedly fear that lthly'a
economic weakness will hc drag
upon effective action as an alley. The
crisis will likely alter thenrtangcmcnts
for the meeting between Emperor
William aud King HumbuTt. The
situation has caused decided veal.
ness ON the hourses both here and In
Vienna, aud Rulinis defeat IL felt
here - have an impori INT beyond
ltaly's domestic interests.
Tho inCglmcHc Rc.chs Correspondent
announces positively that the Car IL
coming 10 POtfiaui. IL 4 certain that
attempts to renew the entente with
Russia In tho direction OF negotiating
"a commercial treaty arc balkcd by the
st. Petersburg expedition, aud oven
the courtesy Oflhc visit nom the C1sr
would ho welcome rs tending 10 n
reconciliation. In the meantime the
Anti.Germnn party prevails IN Russia
The Repression VI the German ele.
mcul In the Baltic provinces Is more
severe than ever. the use Of the
Russian Language ia made compuliDfy
In schools which wcf. hitheuocAoiuJt.
Ex-Miuis;uf Dclbruuk has become a
strong advocate OF the Wurld's Tx.
hibltiOn ut Berlin. At large ln.
duttiial meeting, commenting upon
the fact that the German COMMERCIAL
bodies wanted 10 be Internationally
exhibited, Delhruck attributed the de.
sire to the favorable influence Of the
new commercial tiestlcs. The move
ment for an international show has
spread. The agricultural bottles are
now preparing q petition, which viii
be presented 10 ChnLcellor Won
Caprivl IN iis favor.
Some American physicians, after
forming KCcley institute at Copon.
hagen, have come here to try 10 intro
duce the cure.
The American legation here IL
flooded with Inquiries regarding the
estate Of Baron Filhrr, who, II Is said,
left relatives IN the United States. The
German authorities tell the legation
that the estate Is entirely mythical.
Count Won SChouvnl0ir the Russian
minister, accompanied by his stcre.
tary, called upon Minister Phelps In
order 10 glvGa quasl.'ofmnl expression
Of Russia't qualification over the work
Of the 4 mercan relief cotnmission.
fIIE EFFECT OF ~ UN EUROPEAN
rOLiTICs,
pAHIs, French newspapers are ali.
sorbrd Ia the discussion OF the effect
VI the Italian crisis upon the political
situation In Europe. The Journal des
Iobuica holds that the sole cAliss OF the
crisis is the financial embarrassment
arising from the military expendi.
lures, and that n reduction In the ex.
penditures n inevitable.
The Gau'ois publishes dispatches
from Vienna aud Berlin, saying that
the Austrian and German govern.
menta recognize the gravity Of the
situation, and adds that King Hum.
bert, however, lonth to renounee his
connection with the DTelbund, must
succumb TO financial necessities. A
decrcnse Of the armamonls viii modify
tnly's foreign policy.
The Temps ssys: NO compromise
Ministry Is possible. Italy must be
fesolutc. The adoption OF pacific
policy and reduction OF the army
viii DO an advantage to the peace Of
Europe"
The Mdtn predicts that the italians
will continue IN permit King Humhert
10 impose the Drcibund upnulltRly uu-
I'll their sulltTings drive them 10 revOlu.
ton,