New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28
GERMANY IN AFRICA.
THE ANGLO BELGIAN AGREEMENT RE-
GARDED WITH FAVOR IN BERLIN.

EMPEROR WILLIAM COMES 10 JODHh bi'N''"
wErTER's REsCUE-D1D EMIN DESERT HIS
FIRST wIFE?-Two ROYAL WEDDINGS.
Berlin Nav 27-The Anglo-Belgian agreement
as to sphere Of Influence in Central AFRICA mas
rorsed the Colonial enthusiasts to the usual out
cry against English greed. In the Foreign VI
fee. however a totally different feeling Is notice.
able. The officials there. while acknowledging
that tho French have been thoroughly outwitted
contend that they themselves have Deen cos"'-
zant Of the Anglo-Begian negotiations almost
from the first and have found ther 'eiue"0'
highly advantageous to Germany.
The agreement between London ana brusselS
Is recognized as another step In Englands pol
toy. of CREATING n buffer territory between French
and English possessions In Africa keeping
Franco from access to the Nile and securing 70
ENGLAND unbroien connection between Cape Col
any and Egvpt England tried at first to Cd
tain = German buffer by ceding to Germany terri
tory cast Of the shari River The Franco-Ger-
mn, Caneroons convention foled the English
cop,a and prevented the utilization OF Germany
40 = po-between for by 1t France obtained te
hintorland which England had abandoned "
GERMANY The local newspapers which asSer'
that the German Government probably VIII sup
mort France in refusing 70 recognize the Anso'
pelcian agreement are entirely mis'hio'"'eu
The Foreign Office intends to hold alooi from ''ie
disnute satisfied that the new situation 'enuS ~
lessen Germany's colonial difficulties WIFI
France If France should propose colonial con-
rorence Of the Powers interested In central Al
,,o &c she &c expected to do. the Berlin Govern
mont before asserting. would undoubtedly COLI
sult with England and agree with her upo"
! common course Of action.
Iudpo Brausewetter who misbehaved so IA
GRAVITY several weeks ago at the trial OF the
Prussan editors has triumphed over puoHc op'"-
| 70, and the whole Berlin bar The Emperor
| came 70 his rescue and peremptoriIJ oruer'u '''
Pruss,an Ministers to support him. III Won
| Schelling. the Minister Of Justice had eNp'es5e'
! his disopproval Of Rrausewetters conduct he
Wished hIs ministerial colleagues 10 agree 70 MS
| r,ias Rrausewetter and censure the Pubic tr"Se'
cutor not only in response to the memorial troih
| the Berlin Bar Association. but also in deierehce
IN nubllc opinion as expressed In the unanimous
| nrotests Of the newspapers Emperor Nllna''i III
,or,orod with an emphatic declaration to the ef-
feet that Seedlings view OF the case lou"' u.
,,,.or with him and that the Brausewctter ar
fair should be ignored. Schelhhg at o"0e
s,a,,od hut the Emperor refused to accept MS
| resignation. and subsequently toId 'he Wins
:, take steps to suppress the agitation agains'
|
| prcss has become dumb on the subject Oh J"u'0i'
abuses.
The DEVELOPMENTS In the Emin Pacha will case
threaten 10 bla ,ken the great explorer repu'a
ton The Constantnople correspondence oil sew
o-,, ra,vsn,ners has told this story In the las
week: Emile iiedschaft, the widow whom 'ln''
,,,1o bis first wife was deserted by him In Con
s,artinonle in 1876 He took with him at ina
t,,no All her money and jewelry. which repre-
eontod a considerable fortune, inherited from ~
first husband lie had previously sold the houS
and land in Constantinople which her hrst nus
hand left her. and had appropriated the pro
coa1s IN his own u.p. He went 10 AFRICA am
ha.on,e famous as Emin Pacha. but years passe
before hia first wife discovered that EInin wa
Identical with he Edward SchnlWier WIN - -,
had married. By obtaining 3hc,a' an a,r ~ Fm,,n
| i,n,,, sun OF 900 marks. Further EFFORTS
make him restore her property were VAIN. -, "a
even refused 10 answer her letters orks."e '''
to maintain her and her daughter fauN""'
WIN rho approval Of the Emperor. the BIS
,rorclf Memorial Committee has selected as
10, for tho monument spot between the ~
tory Column ard the facade OF the new Kelchs
Tag building.
+, e. ropor,oi that Emperor William has IN
yltcl Rear-Admlra Erben ana Sap'a'' .,s,
, - the United states cruiser chicago TO N'si
! Germany
rrbes. German princes and princesses VIII al
.1d tho wedding ~ Prince Charles OF tt"nei
g,lIern and the Princess Josephine of fIander
IN brussels tomorrow: The Queen OF 9aXo or
mr,rro ana Princess Leopold Of HohenzoIeTn
r'r,rirgcu the bridegroom's parents; Prime
i'ritz Of Hohenzollern, his uncle. and Princes
rosnphine Of Hohenzollern. his aunt Mn
CHARLES and Crown Prince Ferdinand, OF Ruiho
MA
! r~,rca Aupusttls OF Saxe-Coburg and Goth
a.. c,us,n tho Archduchess Caroline III
''arnIata Of the Tuscan branch Of the Hap'
bnrgs win be married In Vienna on , Meane'
I Tn, Tho wedding will be attended by Emper'
r,9,,i, r,sonh and his whole court. the eX- AIN
~ naples and the Duke Of Saxe-Coburg ar
! Gotra \ stat, banquet will be given to-'horro
I az the IIofburg