The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-03

an S having the largest share in the ar
Iangements. The German East Asiatic
bank at Shanghai, which holds direct re-
latlons with the Pekin and native bank
ers, is conducting the negotiations, and a
conference Of bankers was held in Berlin
on thursday, when telegraphic advices
We're received stating that the negotia-
lons were progressing smoothly and that
the situation was altogether favorable.
On the English side. the Rothschilds of
London with the Hong Kong and Shang
hai Bank have offered to loan a sum re-
ported 10 be f25.000.O00 but upon terms
which were cordially received at PekiR.
II the plans Of the Berlin fnanciers are
successful, the German banking houses,
with the assistance of Paris and London
bankers, will finance a loan Of f50,O00. 900.
Ex-Chancellor Caprivi spent several
days in Berlin during the past week. He
remained quietly at his hotel and saw no.
body in political circles. The EXCHANGED
lor declined an invitation TO be present
at the Kiel fetes and left on Friday for
the seat of his nephew at Skyren, near
hrossf, where he intends 10 reside per-
manently Count Caprivi informed sew
eral Intimate friends that his withdrawal
from public life was absolutely final.
Princess Waldemar wife of Prince Wal
demar of Denmark, and daughter Of The
Due de Chartres. is rapidly recovering her
health. The nervous disorder from which
she has suffered for long time has yield
ed to treatment, and she is now so much
improved as to be able to pay a visit to
the Duke of Cumberland at Gemunden,
where she is now staying
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria took his
departure from Paris Thursday evening
and returned to Sofia without stopping at
Vienna. The German and Austrian papers
have been very severe in their comments
upon Prince Ferdinand's conduct, espe-
cially in regard to the treatment he has
permitted ex-Premier Stambuloff TO he
subjected to. These journals are unan-
imous in declaring that Prince Ferdinand
is always conveniently absent from his
capital when there is any vile plotting on
foot, and these structures may have had
the effect of fastening the princes return
to Bulgaria. NJ Stambuloff has a body
guard of friends in his house, all of whom
are armed. These friends keep a constant
watch night and day against surprises,
and ii is no secret that they are resolved
to fight to the death in defense of the
ex-premier should such action become nee
essary.
Reliable advices from st. Petersburg say
that the czar has declined to see NJ Zan-
koff, who was sent to the Russian capital
by Prince Ferdinand with instructions 70
humbly beseech the czar to define the con-
ditions upon which a reconciliation be-
tween Russia and Bulgaria could
be effected. NJ. Zankoff was
official capacity and was compelled TO
leave st. Petersburg on his return to So
fla, without having achieved any other re-
suit than getting snubbed
The federal governments with the ex-
ception of the kingdom of Wurtemburg,
have given their assent to the proposals
submitted by Chancellor Won Hohenlohe
for the purpose of arranging basis for a
monetary conference. A telegram receiv-
ed from Stuttgart to-day says the Wur-
temberg government will absolutely ad-
here to the gold standard and will refuse
in the Bundesrath to make any conces-
sion whatever to bimetallism. The Wur-
temberg government holds that the pro-
posed monetary conference must OF ne
cessity be futile.
The emperor has appointed Gen. Count
Won Waldersee to command the troops on
the occasion of the coming manoeuvres in
the north The troops taking part will
comprise the second and ninth army corps
at the request of Emperor William, EN-
peror Francis Joseph will act as umpire.
Prof. Leyden, the famous specialist.
who attended the late Car Alexander III.
at Livadia, has been summoned to the
Caucasus by the Dowager Czarina to at
tend to the Czarewitch, the Grand Duke
George, whose condition has become very
much worse. Prof Leyden will start for
the Caucasus on Wednesday next.
The emperor has ordered the members
of the Imperial Yacht Club at Kiel to
wear upon the occasion of the canal fetes
uniforms especially designed by himself,
The weather has been very sultry to-
day, with frequent thunderstorms and
heavy rains, all of which had the effect to
spoil the enjoyment of the thousands who
loolr forward to their annual WhitSun-
day outings.
Several of the Berlin newspapers have
INDUCED in comments upon the arrival in
Europe of President Reitz of the Free
State of Orange expressing the hope that
Germany will lend her moral support TO
the Beers in their struggle against Eng
land to accomplish union of the Trans
yaal and the Orange Free State with free
access of the Boer republic to the sea,
which the papers assert would not mere
w be to the advantage of the Beers, but
would benefit the world at large.