The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-22
pill nGARIA'S ROYAL ASSASSIN.
mn sLAUGHTERED STAMBULOFF
APPEALS TO HEAVEN FOR
VENGEANCE.

. dice and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ac-
.ops Universally Denounced-Se-
,s DipIomatic Trouble Appre-
bended on Account of the stambu-
,o0 Case-Germany VIII Demand
che Punishment OF the Assassins or
Terminate Her Relations With
puIgaria-Our Weekly Berlin Let
ter.
perlin. July 21.-The emperor is making
& ,se most Of his pleasure trip to Sweden.
i,sng no opportunity to enjoy himself
.,oroughlv. He reached Hernosand on
4 hoard 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 re-
.Yrned late in the afternoon and enjoyed
dramatic entertainment on board the
Hohenzollern in the evening.
His majesty yesterday gave orders to get
everything in readiness on board the Ho-
benzollern TO sail southwark Immediately,
his trip northward having ended. Through
out his trip he has declined to be regard
Cd 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
-bs greater part Of the day while there IN
debating dispatches. 1t is surmised from
Incidents occurring among his entourage
that these dispatches relate in some way
TO the situation in Bulgaria growing out
OF the murder of Stambuloff.
Whether or not the friendship of the en-
peror for King Oscar had the effect of inn
pressing the majority in the Swedish
storthing with the necessity of proceed
ing with caution, it is a fact that the ten
sion between the king and Storthing has
greatly relaxed and another effort is now
making to form coalition ministry COM
posed chiefly of moderates.
The king is greatly gratihed at finding
that his opponents have conceded the roy
al grants in the shape in which he de-
manded them: The only disturbing rumor
now abroad is that committee of radicals
have privately agreed to make an appeal
IN the storthing for an extraordinary cred
Il Of 100000 kroner for the purpose of
buying two ironclad warships, three tor
pedo boats and quantity of new rifles and
ammunition, and the construction of forti-
fed posts at Toensberg, Christiania, Ber-
gen and Drontheim. Whether or not this
rum0r is accurate 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
demonstration at Tangier. which were
forced upon both by outrages upon Ger
man and Dutch subjects in Morocco,
seemed likely to cause a serious quarrel
with France. The murder of a German
trader named Rockskoh, and the plunder-
ing Of the Dutch brig Mare Anne, short
time ago led at first to diplomatic rep
resentations which proved to be futile.
These were followed by the presence of
four German and two Dutch war
ships in Moorish waters, whereupon
the sultan promised TO execute the muir
ders or somebody else, and also TO pay
an indemnity. This having been reported
10 the Berlin government, orders were i'm
medatey sent TO the German warships
20 remain in Moorish waters until both
the German and the Dutch indemnities
We're paid. The German consul at Tan
gier acted in behalf of the Dutch govern
ment in the negotiations, and. this fact OBJ
vlously inspired the recent articles in the
Paris Journal des Debats, warning Ger
many 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
lnent 10 give a fitting answer to the inso-
lence Of France If the question should
be raised officially. The German press
generally adopted the same tone in regard
10 the matter. official COM
munlcations thereafter passed be-
tween the two governments and
whether they were initiated on the ba-
SIS Of settlement originated in Berlin or
Paris is not known, nor does 1t make much
difference. but the French government has
4 Iepudiated the Debats' articles and ac-
Knowledged the right of Germany to deal
with Morocco in her own was even to the
extent Of occupying part of her territory.
Il Ihls is complete knuckle down for
II france and it is conceded that no sharp
Il ef or more expeditions diplomatic incl
uent has transpired in recent years than
mat conducted on the part of Germany
The Cologne Gazette's advices from Tan
eler says that the Sultan of Morocco is
Elng seriously i'll at Fez, and that there
Is small chance that the demands of Ger
z many will be met for long time to come.
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, continues
10 remain at Carlsbad. He Is constantly
Guarded by large suite, among whom are
number of Russian secret police. He tells
ms adherents almost daily that it is his in
,ehuon to start for Sofia Immediately, but
ne does not start. He says the same thing
~ me visitors he receives at his house,
s sne villa Theresa, in the English quarter
me villa is set among a number of large
tees ana is one of the prettiest places in
Carlsbad
Inc gardens and the parks are alive with
russian and Bulgarian detectives. who are
eaSny spotted inside and outside of the
"alis surrounding the place. From the
uIhe Of Ferdinand's arrival in Carlsbad,
on July 10, observant visitors felt that
aonethlng startling was impending. 1t
@dS not only, as stated in these dispatches
.1sl week, that his absence from Bulga-
"a meant that some plot was about to be
@pected, but his conduct itself excited
pseulation. on his previous visit to Carls-
~ ms time was spent on the prone
les at the theaters and in indulgence
:, Whatever gaiety there was going on
lol lhis occasion he has been almost in
..si''e He Is never seen on the prone
,Iss ana he did not go to the springs,
~ always did before. The only times
was known to go out were early in the
''ning. when he would go to a cafe in
suburbs and sit there moodily, sur
.-4lea by his suite. His every action and