The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-22

day since Tuesday. He walks
along the Sprudel promenade and
SHOWS himself at the Cafe Osthof and in
the public reading room Of the cafe and
everywhere walking with a quick, ner-
vous step, with his detectives close be-
hind him.
correspondent at Carlsbad in describ-
ing his conduct, says: 1T was most Of
IenslVe TO public feeling to see him affect
ing merriment and laughing with mis-
suite at the very time his secretary was
sendlng kilograms to the press telling how
frlnce Ferdinand was stricken with grief
ana horror over the StambulOff tragedy"
The encourage of Prince Ferdinand in
dlgnantly deny that the charge Of coward
Ice mas been generally levelled al him and
assert that he simply means to take care
OF mis- precious life. He is aware that the
Panitza gang, meaning the friends of that
officer who believe that he was uniustlv
put to death, are on his track. and is also
suspicious of others-even the men who
were leagued with him against Stambulom
and caused him to break his friendship
with that minister and overthrow him.
It Is reported that Chancellor Won Ho-
henlohe has instructed the German agent
at Sofia to inform the Bulgarian minister
of foreign affairs that diplomatic rela-
tions between Germany and Bulgaria VIII
cease II an honest attempt is not made TO
punish the criminals concerned in Stam-
buloff's murder. In the meantime all of the
diplomatic representatives in Sofia ignore
the invitations of the foreign office to the
official receptions.
The Chinese government is placing large
contracts for arms with German firms.
The orders are chiefly for rifles. China
is also negotiating for a number of large
krupp guns with a view of discardlng her
heavy British ordnance as it has proven
less handy in working than the German
guns. The Chinese envoy has obtained the
assent of the war office to engage l60 Ger
man officers to drill the reorganized Chi
nese army.
Dr. HAITI, who is a member Of the Reich
stag for Metz has fixed his residence in
Nancy with the object of establishing the
practice of medicine there. In consequence
of this change of residence he has been
notified that he will not be allowed to sit in
the Reichstag. The doctor is notoriously
favorable to France and perhaps this has
much to do with the decision which re-
suited in his receipt of the notice men
toned.
The anarchist Zeitung of Berlin has sus-
pended publication and it is announced
that Vienna paper will become the chief
organ of the anarchists.
Rector Ahlwardt presided over an anti
Semitic conference at Bremerhaven on
Thursday, the money paid for admission
to which was to have been given to the
families in Bremerhaven, who had suf-
fered and lost lives by shipwreck. When
the meeting was over 1t was discovered
that comrade of Ahlwardt had taken his
departure for Berlin with the money.
Nobody blames Ahlwardt, however
Stockholm, July 21.-King Oscar, who is
spending a holiday at Marstrand, sum
moned NJ. Thorne, a Norwegian ex-minister
and a conservative, and asked him to un-
dertake the formation of a coalition cabi-
net. NJ. Thorne consented TO make the at
tempt.
London July 21.--The Standard will to-
morrow publish a dispatch from Berlin
saying that in the event of the early re-
tirement of Ii Hung Chang, the Chinese
statesman, it is probable that his sue
cessor will be Wang Wen Shon, Taotai
of Han Kow. Wang Wen Shon is an able
and impartial official. He follows the pol
icy of Ii Hung Chang.
The Standard will publish tomorrow
dispatch from Carlsbad confirming the
stories of the merriment displayed by
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria since the
assassination of NJ. Stambuloff. His ac-
tions have caused much scandal among the
visitors at Carlsbad, and once he was
hissad