New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-22
THE KAISER IN SWEDEN.
HAS HIS REGARD FOR KING OSCAR M
PRESSED THE. RADICALS?

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| KEEP HER HANDS OFF MoROcCO-cHINA
| WANTS KRUPP GUNs-THE PRINCE
| OF WALES WILL SEE THE
| RACES AT BADEN-BADEN.
Berlin. July 2l-The Emperor is making the most
of his pleasure trip Sweden losing no opportunity
TO enjoy himself thoroughly. He reached Herno-
sand on board the impera. yacht Hohenzollern on
Friday and on Saturday took a trip on an excur-
sion steamer up the river Angerman. Throughout his
trip he has declined to be regarded az State guest
and refused to countenance any public demonstra-
ton in his honor 1t IL surmised from Incidents oc-
curing among his encourage that certain dispatch
es which he has lately sent away relate 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 inpresslng the ma
jorty in the Swedish Siorthing with the necessity
OF proceeding with caution, 1t Is fact that the ten
sion bet ween the King and the Storthng has sreat-
ly relaxed. and another effort is being
made TO form coalition Ministry composed
chiefly Of moderates. The King is greatly
gratifei at finding that his opponents have
conceded the royal grants in the shape in which
he demanded them The only disturbing ru-
NOR now abroad is that Committee OF Radicals
have privately agreed to make proposal in the
storthing for an extraordinary credit OF ll.5 10000
kroner for the purpose of buying two ronclsd
ships. three torpedoboats and a quantity of new
fed posts az Toensbers. Chrlstiansand. Bergen and
Drontheim In the mean time the Radicals keep
ing very quiet.
The recent German and Dutch naval demonstra-
tons at Tangier. which were forced upon both Gov
ernments by outrages committed upon German and
Dutch subjects In Morocco. seemed likely to cause
a serious quarrel with France. The murder OF
German trader named Rockskoh and the plumber
ing OF the Dutch brig Marie Anne short time
,.f.<, ,t,V faff Ions Th
proved TO be futile These were followed by me
presence OF four German and two Dutch warships
In Moorish waters wherenpon me sultan pro prof. L.
the murderers. somebody else. ana a!so
10 pay an indemnity. THIS having been reported 70
sent to the German warships remain in Moor
ish waters until both the German ana me D T
gier acted in behalf OF the Dutch Government IN
the negotiations: and this fact obviously lnspre1t
Paris warning Germany 10 keep her hands OF Mo-
rocco II she desired to maintain good relations with
The ''vossIsche zeItuns." replying to these artl-
clcs called upon the Berlin Government TO give
fitting answer TO the ins)lence or france II the
question should be raised officially r.-,.. go.
Al Fez and that there Is small chance that the
demands OF Germany Will be met for a long time
10 come.
The delay Of the Empress in going 10 sassni,z
Is due 10 the advice OF her physicians who to-, her
that although her health is much better. she must
be extremely careful Of herself for some time 10
come and for the present must NOT exert herself
even in the way OF taking light exercise. She viii
hs return Sn rom sweden The imperial family and
tho Court will return 10 Potsdam on August II.
The Prince OF Wales Is coming 20 Baden Baden 10
attend the the guest OF Prince Furstenberg
The Crown Prince OF Greece. who Is now the guest
OF * Empress Frederick at kronberg. Prince
George OF Prussia. and a host OF German ana ior-
eign arstocra,s are expected to be present at the
The Chinese Government Is pacing large CON
tracts for rncs with German firms china Is also
,lp, for p.r,he NJ
a View Of discarding her heavy British ordnance, az
II has proved less handy IN working than me Ger
man guns The Chinese envoy has obtained the as
sent OF the war once 70 engage LOO German ON
GERS 70 drill the recognized Chinese army