New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
GERMANY,S TURKISH POLICY.
CAUTIOUS. BUT INDEPENDENT. AND MILD
LY HOSTILE TOWARD ENGLAND.
GERMAN JOURNALS SAY THE SULTAN is DoiNu
HIS BEsT-sCANDAL ANENr HE "''"'
OF MARIABoRG-THE FRANcoIsus-
SIAN CHINESE LOAN.


OF MARIABoRG-THE FRANcoHoS
SIAN CHINESE LOAN
Rerlin Juno 9-Chancellor Won flohenohe Is
keeping in touch with the Government III VIENNA
in obedience to the Emperor's instructions winch
noint toward a cautious but independent policy
with a tendency rather hostile to English inter-
vcntion in Turkey
The North German Gazette" whose articles
on the subject are I'm strong contrast II those OF
most Of the other papers. which denouhce the
Porte continues a mild defence OF the sultan
Referring to the demands made upon turkey by
the three Powers. the "Zeitung" says the Porte
seems TO be earnestly doing all that II can II apate
or counterfeit the religious hatreds when are as
turbing the Turkish Empire. ana the Chrls"ah
Powers ought certainly to give the sultan circuit
for desiring peace within his realm, ana not make
demands with which he Is unable to comply.
The language OF the "Zetung' gives strength 10
the report that the Sultan is being supported D!
German and Austrian influences.
The Aachen Court sat all last week in the trial
Of an action for libel brought against journalist
named Max Scharre and two others for DEAN
ing the characters Of the Monks or MarapiH, III
accusing them OF maltrcating unatics coh'',''u III
their institution The defendants succceueu III
most part illiteratc wOrkinemcn. ana that ,nfy
had rcsorted To the old methods OF controliihS
their patients by torture combining them IN cna'S'
heating them and even exposing some OF the m
mates 10 the heat OF intense fires. Inc ehtite
scandal arose from the case 81 scotch pI,est
named Forbes who went to the monks asylum
f. pe cured of intempcrance ForDes succeeueu
in getting away from the place. and Immediately
dis, ], Sod the practices Of the monks ana thelr
attendants The case was closed On saturday ny
tho acnuittal 81 Scharre and his associates Many
Journals are clamoring for the prosecution OF inc
monks. and the public feeling against them - 50
strong that the police obliged to project 'h'h
from mob violence.
Immediately upon the receipt OF the news 81
thu. FrancO-i.usslan loan Of SSDODv.ooo 10 NINA
the Berlin syndicate communicated win me
Financial Department Of the German toNerhine"'
and received prompt assurance that tn' '''N''"-
iu.ut VII intervene to obtain ior Germany Il
share in placing the main indemnity loan oi Wow
600 900 or 5000 900. In the mean time inc P'-
Ufcal significance ~ the Franco Russian arrange
inent Is keenly felt.
The action Of the Grani-duke ~ SAKE" rIhar
in appointing the pianist DAlb"rt as conductor
az the Grand Opera owe! the head az the 'ui'-
poser and CONDUCTOR Staycnhae"n. was iesel,en
hv III latter who sent In his resignation me
| Crlal-.lulkc IL now trying = heal the i'ui ~
maxim. the positions of the two conductors elua'.
Richard Watson Glider. Editor ~ The cent
| my" AMI Charles De Kay. United states ''hSu'-
| General here. are about 10 start Tor vienna -
attend IN. wedding %. Miss Bronson. niece 81
Mis- Glider. g. an italian army 1ncer