The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-22
GERMANY FOR JUSTICE.
Friendship for Bulgaria to End
Unless the Murderers Are
Punished.
FRANCE YIELDS IN MOROCCO.
The Berlin Government VIII Be
Permitted to Chastise the Of
Tending Sultan.

BERLIN, GERMANY, July 21.-The EN-
peror is making the most of his pleasure
trip to Sweden, losing no opportunity to
enjoy himself thoroughly. He reached
Hersosand on board the imperial yacht
Hohenzollern on Friday, and on Saturday
took a trip on an excursion steamer up the
River Angerman, the loveliest stream in
Sweden. He returned late in the after.
noon, and enjoyed dramatic entertain
ment on board the Hohenzollern in the
evening. His Majesty yesterday gave
orders to get everything ready on board
the Hohenzollern TO sail at once, his trip
to the northward having ended. Through
out his trip he has declined to be regarded
as a State guest, and refused to coun-
tenance any public demonstration in his
honor. He declined a formal reception at
the hands of the authorities, and spent the
greater part of the dav while there In die
tating dispatches. 1t is surmised from in
cidents that those dispatches relate in
some way to the situation in Bulgaria,
growing out of the murder of Stambuloff.
Whether or not the friendship of the
Emperor for King Oscar had the effect of
impressing the majority in the Swedish
Storting with the necessity for proceeding
with caution it is fact that the tension
between the King and the Storting has
greatly relaxed, and an effort is being
made to form a coalition Ministry, COM
posed chiefly of Moderates. The King is
greatly gratified at finding that his oppo-
nents have conceded the royal grants in
the shape in which he demanded them.
The only disturbing rumor now abroad
is that committee of Radicals have pri-
vately agreed to make a proposition in the
Storting for an extraordinary credit for
II 100000 kroner for the purpose of buying
two ironclad warships, three torpedo-boats
and a quantity of new rifles and ammuni-
ton, and the construction of fortified posts
at Toensberg, Christiansand, Bergen and
Drontheim. Whether or not this rumor is
correct in detail there is no doubt that
some such project is on foot. In the
meantime the Radicals are keeping very
quiet and abiding events.
The recent German and Dutch naval
demonstrations at Tangier which were
forced upon both by outrages committed
upon German and Dutch subjects in
Morocco, seemed likely to cause serious
quarrel with France. The murder of
German trader named Rockskop and the
pluUQeTlIp Oh the DuJCn Orig Marie Anne
a short time ago led at first to diplomatic
representations which proved to be futile.
These were followed by the presence of
four German and two Dutch warships in
Moorish waters, whereupon the Sultan
promised to execute the murderers or
somebody else and also to pay an indem-
nifty. This having been reported to the
Berlin Government orders were imme.
diately sent to German warships to remain
in Moorish waters until both the German
and the Dutch indemnities were paid. The
German Consul at Tangier acted in behalf
of the Dutch Government in the affair and
the fact obviously inspired the recent
articles in the Paris Journal des Debats
warning Germany to keep her hands off
Morocco if she desired to maintain good
relations with France.
The Vossische Zeitung, replying to these
articles, called upon the Berlin Govern.
ment to give fitting reply to the inso-
lence of France if the question should be
raised officially. Official communications