New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
THEIR VACATTONS DELAYED.
HIGH GERMAN OFFICIALS CAN'T GET
AWAY UNTIL THE KAISER RETURNS.
Ills TRIP TO THE NORTH MAY RE CIT SHORT
THE FIGHT AT KAsSALA 49, ANGLO BEL
CLAN AGREEMENT-BU
ANARCHISTS.

Berlin. July 22.-Emperor Williams voyage
nOrthward interrupted in the middle Of the
week by bad weather. and since Thursday the
imperial yacht Hohenzollern has lain Storm
bound in Folden Fiord. This enforced inactv-
ty has chafcd upon the Emperor until he is
upon the point of returning to Potsdam. Should
the weather continue unfavorabe he would prob
ably cut short his trip This prospect Of his
early return peases greatly the chiefs of depart
ments here whose holidays cannot begin until
His Majestys departure for COwcs. Chancellor
Won Caprivi. Count Botho Zu Eulenburg Gen
eral BTonsart Won SchellendOrf and Freiherr
Marschall v)n Bieberstcin who have been able
TO snatch only short holidays. await eagerly the
day when the Emperor shall come to give them
their cues in official business. which has been
pilng up since he left Kie DR. Bosse, Prus-
sian Minister of Public Worship. has got away
on the plea Of ill-health.
NJ. Hcrbette. the French Ambassa received
his leave Of absence some time ago and had ar
ranged to start fer Paris yesterday. He had
farewell Interview with 'he Chancellor on Fri
day. but in the evening his vacation un-
expectedy postponed. 1t is supposed that the
questions raised by Italy's occupation of Kassaa
caused his change of plan There have been re-
ports that NJ Herbette is 10 be recalled because
President Casimir-Per:er wishes to have a new
man in the Berlin embassy. They have their
origin doubtless in the fact that he has prepared
t. take an unusually long vacation. HIS re
call is unlikely. no other ambassador since
the war has been acceptable to the Berlin
court and the Chancellor.
The seni-official newspapers speak cautiously
of the report that England and Italy have closed
a treaty for joint action in Africa. hut all con-
graduate Italy upon the brilliant advance Of her
troops and their victory over the Mahdis,s last
week The "Kreuz Zeitung." which represents
the Prussian Tories asserts that the seizure Of
Kassala part Of ali English scheme 10 make
Italy pull Englands chcstnuts out Of the FIRE
As England was unable to attack the Mahdists
from the North. says tho editor she was glad
. employ italians to DO the lighting on the
South. prior 10 an advance Of the Egyptian
army on Khartoum
The "Norddeutsche Angemeine Zeitung.
Caprlvi's mou,hpece reproduces without COM
ment. tho English official papers concerning the
Anglo-Beig!an agreement together with the dis
patches Of the German Foreign Once. The Con-
servative journals Of course declare that II was
not enough for Germany 70 back England down
in this matter; she ought also 70 have followed
up her advantage they say. by demanding terri
torial revision and compensation ia Africa In
diplomatic circles there are reports that France
viii soon ask Tor conference of all European
Powers holding territory In Africa.
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria Is st'll in Carls-
had The last lnsialnrnt Of his Interviews as
given to the Editor of the "NOvoc NieinyA
and reproduced in Berlin daiiies, shows him /
prostrafe before the CZar. "All Bulgarans love
Russia" he said. ITO me the Car IL the sacred
redeeiner e my country. II Russia rccognlzes
me | shall accept the gracious act WITH bowed
head" Not content with mis- Ferdinand has re-
vilod necessarily his old Premier Stamhuior.
but for whose aid h. would probably lons ago !
have fallen fr1n MS shaky throne IN = u"
These utteTanccs have cstrane"d Ferdinand
friends an1 hav" dsEus;cd MS enemies. They
are criticised mos severely IN Rnssi"
Troiherr Won Rch'hofen. prosiie-t q ttc
Berlin police. Count KiclmarseCg director ~ TIE
Austrian police ana French poh.~ agent nae
held here conference concerning international
police action agains' the Anarchists. The
"Madgcburger Zeltung" says that Chance!lcF
Won Caprivi IN an interview with NJ Herb"ii".
promised rigorous police measures against IN"
Anarchists but there Is no sign - Caprivis de
parture from his policy Of legislative non-inie'-
ference.
The coming manOcuvrcs round Thorn In fa't
Prussia. VIII have unusual intcres. for cavalry
made OF boats and light wooden frarncwork Gov
cred with watcrprOohng Tn" bridges can De
bull. rapidly. The riders VIII dlsmount ana
cross on foot. leading their horses winch VIII
swim the river. new kitchen which Will be
tried on the marches will enable the troops -
carry warm f0od for ten hours without injury
from rain or snow 4 conspicuous feature of n"
naval manOcuvres is to be an attack on HeligO-
land.