The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-21

intention of maintaining a more protract-
ed residence in Berlin. and with the pur-
pose of giving an extended series of fes-
tivities in the palace.
The ex-Empress Frederick has also
written to intimate friends signifying her
intention to pass the greater part of the
winter in Berlin. Although she viii not
take any active part, o. indeed, any part,
in the court gaieties her presence viii
greatly add 10 the attraction of the sea-
son of receptions and will quicken the
interest in literary and artistic circles,
as well as give a boom to the various
charltles OF which she is patroness.
ana is accustomed to assist. Under the
lnhuence of the report of her majesty
intentions the charitable organizations
mentioned are already looking forward 10
more prosperous times.
The Munich Post asserts that Louis
Stern OF New York, who was condemned
to serve four days Imprisonment for in
sulting Baron Won Thuengen, the deputy
commissioner of the Spa, at kissengen,
and to pay nominal fine, has declared his
intention to serve his sentence and TO
donate the sum of 10000 marks, the
amount of his bail, to a charitable sOci-
ety. The Neueste Nachrichten, however,
DOUBTS the accuracy of this statement.
DR.. Leist, formerly chancellor of the
CAMERON, who was depOsed from Office
and dismissed from the service for cruel
ties practiced upon natives in his juris-
dlctlon, has gone to Chicago with the
intention of settling there and practicing
The Vulcan shipbuilding works at Stet-
tin have received orders from the Bra
lillian government to restore the war
ship Aquidaban, in accordance with the
latest improvements in naval vessels.
The Aquidaban was the flagship of Ad
miral Mello, I'm the late Brazilian rebel
ion and at the close of the war was
found abandoned inside the anchorage of
santa Catalina.
The first day of the autumn trotting
season opened at the Westend under
favorable auspices. Mr.. Fleischmann's
Quarterstretch was an easy winner in
two events over the 200 yards course. A
number of other American horses were
competitors, but with the exception of
Quarterstretch none of them was placed.
The course has now been cleared of sew
eral notorious 'Pullurs' and it is thus
hoped by the real friends of the sport
mat genuine results may be attained IN
future races.
very brief notices to the acceptance by
the Sultan of Turkey of the proposals
submitted by the powers in regard to
Armenia, and cautiously refrain from
staHng that they regard this settlement
as the final ending of the crisis From
this It may be inferred that they have
Very little confidence in the sultan's in
tenuon to carry out the reforms prom
ised, or his ability to do so if he ware so
from Constantnople state that the sui
tan will make another demand for the
/, departure of the British fleet from Lem
nos as a sequel to his issuance of
an imperial trade ordering the re-
forms into effect and also that
Kiamil Pasha, the grand vizier. will urge
sador. to accede to this on the ground
that the removal of the British warships
will greatly assist in assuaging the agi-
tation of the Mohammedan element
against the Interference of the powers.
1t is stated further that Austria and Italy
are actively moving In support of the
three protesting powers in insisting upon
the immediate application of the reforms
which have been conceded by the sultan.
1t is believed here that the interference
of these powers at this stage of the sit
uatton is movement preliminary to
their taking sides with great Britain in
the event of further developments in the
Armenian question. Four correspondents,
representing the leading journals of Ber-
lin, made a hurried departure to-day en-
route for Constantinople. The prominent
drawn their Turkish and Armenian news
through the English press or through the
medium OF a very defective continental
news agency, now feel the necessity of
receiving reliable special dispatches from
trustworthy correspondents during the
period of revolution which ii is greatly
feared will break out in Turkey before
the end of the month.
Councillor Won Maderode chief of the
political police here, died here on Thurs
day from nepthris. He succeeded Director
Krieger upon the fall of Prince Bismarck
and had the full confidence of the emperor.
knowledge the justice and moderation
which characterized his administration.
The return of the Dowager Empress of
Russia to St. Petersburg has been marked
by several changes in the ministry M
Dournovo, minister of the interior, has
been nominated as president of the i'm
perial council and NJ. Pleve under secre-
tary of the ministry of justice, has been
to succeed NJ. Dournovo.
The emperor and empress arrived this
morning at Potsdam from their trip to
the Reichsland. Both are in good health.