The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-21
WAR NAY BREAK OUT
APPREHENSION CAUSED BIZ STAN
BULOrFS TAKING OFF.


News as far West as Berlin. 1T any Rate.
HIS q Disquieting Enec. and Even the
Emperor Is Constrained to Keep Quiet
In View OF what Might Turn Out to BE q
Crisis--War Times to lie Csmmemora-
ted--Emperor's New experimentation
--"vive Ii Francc"--General Foreign
News.
Copyrighted 1895 by the Associated Press)
Berlin, July 20-The news Of the muir
derous assault, upon NJ. S;ambuloff.
the distinguished Bulgarian stateman.
Tell Ike live bomb in the midst OF
the state Of political calm reigning for
some time, depressed the hours and
caused general CONSERVATION. Some
idea OF the effect Of the startling news
may be gathered from the fact that a
hight official of the foreign Office said
TO the Associated Press representative
today: Within a month. war may
break out in the Balkan peninsula"
Be that is il may. it is feared that the
murder of the ex-Premier of Bulgaria,
will lead TO grave complications in the
east. Many OF the German newspa-
pers are very outspoken in the matter
and attribute the crime 10 Russia
Emperor William was in Sweden
when NJ. Stambulon was attacked and
IN addition 10 being kept fully infoEn-
ed regarding the situation by means
OF dispatches 10 him twice daily, by
couriers. two officials OF the foreign
office were sent TO Sweden on Thurs
day with special messages. On We'd
nesday it appears that the emperor in
tended 10 return 10 Berlin and was
with some difficulty disuaded from SO
doing by the plea that his hasty return
might, in the present disturbed state
of politics, have an effect beyond what
was intended. Many dispatches re-
lating 10 Bulgaria have been eXchang-
ed between the foreign offices OF Ger
many and Austria.
WAR CELEBRATIONS.
The ceremony OF decorating the col
ors carried by the guards during the
war of 1901 was performed with
much pomp on Friday. The students
singing society and other similar or
ganiZation celebrated the day through
out Germany.
Twenty-Five thousand veterans have
announced their intention of assisting
in the memorial services and visits
TO the battlefield around Metz, where
the emperor Will arrive about the mid
die of Oct. in order TO unvail the men,
Orial to his father. Emperor Frederick
which has been erected near Woedth by
private subscriptions. The war office
by order of the emperor, has directed
that COO pounds OF French gun material
from cannon captured during the
France-Prussian war, be used for strik
ing medals which Will be presented 10
the veterans.
The anniversary OF the battle Of Wis
semberg will be commorated in grand
style on the Templehoff by the survi-
vors of that engagement throughout
Germany, and preparations are being
made TO celebrate all the notable vic
tories in every garrison in the country.
BAND PLAYED A SONG.
At Wisbi, Sweden, on Tuesday last,
Emperor Williams band played a ma
val song, the text of which was by the
emperor and the music by Count Phil
ip Won Eulenburg.
Count Won Posadowski, secretary OF
the imperial treasury. has had a num-
Der of conferences with the financial
minister of the south German cabinets,
at which meetings il is reported fur
Their steps were taken in regard to call
ing an international bimetallic confer
ence. The count has had persoal in
terviews on the subject with the king
of Wurtemburg and the grand duke OF
Baden.
At the big German naval manoevres
in September next. Admiral Won knorr
will have the chief command and Vice
Admiral Roster and Rear Admiral Bar
andon will have charge OF the two OPP
posing squadrons. The Kaiser Wilhelm
canal will play an important part in the
tactical movements of the fleet
Prince Bismarck, acting on the advice
of DR.. Won Schweniger, has declined
the visit of the German Engineers as
ISOLATION. He is rather weak, though
free from pain
"VIVE LA FRANCE"'
The Catholic gymnasium OF Strass-
berg, founded by the Catholic bishop OF
that city and maintained by private
means. is being subjected TO an investi-
cation on the part of the government
This is due to the fact that the pupils
have. on several occasions cried: "Vive
la France" In addition. a bust OF the
emperor was demolished and many ut
terances said to constitute ground FOR
prosecutions on the charge Of les ma
jeste have been reported 10 the govern
ment authorities.
An army order defining the condi-
tons under which German officers viii
be permitted TO enter the Chinese ser
vice in order to reorganize the Chinese
army will soon De published.
The Industrial census gives Berlin a
population OF 1,61S.3s1 against 1.134 G5s.
the figures given by the local statistics
The opera Of "Hansel Und Greter' has
been accepted by the management OF the
Opera Comique OF Paris. where the
leading role will be assigned to Miss
Donste. an American singer.
By order Of the ministry OF education !
a German transls ton of the work OF /
Captain Mahan, OF the United States
navy, Sea Power in History has just /
been published with government aid. I
Il Will BE- placed in the Libraries OF al /
the German higher schools.
In the international tennis tourna- |
ment at Hamburg. Spear OF Atlanta, /
Ga. won the first prize on Tuesday
In the Rhenish mining district The I
fact that American iron firms have be- 4
gun 10 export pig iron. ore and steel j
blocks to Ruhurort and elsewhere - /
creating apprehension The ColOnge /
Volks Zeitung warns the Rhenlsh iron 4
trust that IT must hencefo-th reckon 1
with American competition
On Monday next an exhibition ~ Cal \
ifornia products viii be opened at Ber- /
lin.
Count Won Ro:te-berg. the under SC
Rotary Of state and son-in-laT OF the
late william Walter Phelps. formerly 4
United States minister 20 Germany. hss
resigned his Office on account % III 4
health He will leave Berlin IN ccto-
oer. when he will be officially retired
from the duty and VIII pass the winter
N ne Rivera with his wife and baby.
On April ]. contrary TO reports publish
Il here. ne will re-en-er TIE O1reTn-
n--t service 81 a high but less 0aero1s
position outside II Berlin.
Robert Crockett. presidsnt ., :hs Gas