The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-15

ton has been common in the Bremen hos
pltal for long time. The managers Of the
institution have made energetic denials
OF these charges. but DR.. Scholz persists
IN MS charges and the director Of the police
at Dr. Scholz's instigation has laid his IN
Iormatlon before magistrate and de-
manded public inquiry.
Prince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria has made
his temperance at Carlsbad, which cir
cumstance is regarded as Indicating some
important change in the administration at
soma. It Is one of the peculiarities of
Prince Ferdinand, that when he is about
70 alter any of the rules, regulations or
customs of the Bulgarian government, he
Immediately gets out Of the country. leav-
ing his ministers to face whatever popular
ulspleasure may arise. Consequent
~ whenever he leaves Sofia it Is assumed
that there Is TO be another change, the
responsibility for which he desires to
shirk. 1t is reported, and generally be-
heVed, that he has authorized Bishop Gle
ment, the head of the Bulgarian mission
now In st. Petersburg, to inform the car
that he, Prince Ferdinand, is ready to
make any sacrifice, even his personal con-
version to the Greek faith, in order to OBJ
tam reconciliation of the relations of
bulgaria with Russia. Prince Lobanoff-
Hostovsky, the Russian foreign minister,
received the mission on Friday and the ST.
the statement to be sent out by telegraph
that Prince Lobanoff asked Bishop Glenn
ent II there was any danger that EXPIRE
mler StambulOn would return to power
and that the bishop replied that there was
indeed, he gave the prince to understand
that the danger would exist as long as
Russia and Bulgaria remained unrecon-
clled. Prince Lobanoff is reported TO have
responded that he was in favor Of a pol
icy of reconciliation, and further said
that the car had no personal feeling
against Prince Ferdinand. The Bulgarian
mission will be received by the czar on
wednesday, The general opinion in dip
lomatic circles is that the submission of
bulgaria to Russia will change the whole
situation in the east
A marriage has been arranged be-
tween Prince Maximillian of Baden, heir
to the Grand Duke of Baden, and Prin-
cess Victoria of Schleswig- II Holstein,
daughter of Prince Christian. The pair
met at Windsor recently, and the queen
gave her assent to the betrothal.
The ship which was sunk in the Baltic
canal yesterday lies upon her side, near
the right bank of the waterway. Canal
pilots are notified that the passage of
the canal is open, but that extreme care
must be observed.
Chancellor Won Hohenlohe has declined
to accept the resignation of Count Won
kOttenDerg, which was Oftered because OF
his i'll health, and has given him a pro-
longed leave of absence.
The archbishop of Freiburg has issued
a circular to the German bishops calling
upon all Catholics 70 assist in the es-
tablishment of a university at Freiburg,
in Breisgau. The university will be the
only purely Catholic institution of the
kind in Germany, although there are sew
eral, notably those in Baden. Bonaad and
Tubergen. which have Catholic faculties
In theology. The pope has given his hearty
approval to the plan. The studies in the
university will include theology, philology,
sociology, civil and canon law, natural
science, historic science and philosophy.
The Catholic press hail the establishment
of the university and call attention to its
Importance.
The Turkish government having failed
to pay the arrears due to the Krupps for
guns which they supplied 10 the forts in
the Dardenelles, the gunmakers have re-
fused to supply any more under the con-
tract and have asked the government to
intervene automatically to compel a set
tlement of the porte's indebtedness.