The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-30

BERLIN, Aug. 29.-Although the car
has concluded his visit to Vienna, and
taken his departure for Kieffe, where
he will stay until he is ready to go to
Breslau, at which place he will arrive
September 5, Prince Lobanoff-Rostov-
sky, the Russian minister of foreign
affairs, who accompanied the car from
St. Petersburg to Vienna, will remaln
in the Austrian capital several lays lon
ger, and the announcement of this fact
is causing the growth of a large crop
of surmises that negotiations of some
i are in progress between the RUS
sian foreign minister and G~oluchoWskl,
the Austrian minister of foreign al
fairs. Prince Lobanoff's conference
with Prince Fohenlohe, the imperial
chancellor of Germany, has been nXed
to take place at Breslau on tuesday
next, September l, and at this meeting
Freiherr Marshall Won Bieberstein, Ger
man minister of foreign affairs, will also
be present. Thus it will he seen thau
whatever German diplomacy means 10
effect in connection with the
CzAR's VISIT TO GERMANY,
will be concluded before the kaiser re-
ceive the czar at the Breslau station
on the morning of September ..
EVERY IlOQI Vi Tie llltiC " LII -
rival of the ear and czarina at Breslau
until the Russian and German mon
archs leave that station, will be filled
with ~ceremonials, receptions, banquets,
etc. Among the high German officials
whom the kaiser has ordered to be IN
attendance upon the Russian emperor
and empress are General Won Llgultz,
commander of the Brandenburg army
corps; General Won Vilaume, Colonel
" H. - DarAn IIairun or fnA
morning of September Z the Russian i'm
perial party will go to Goerlitz to review
the Posen corps of the German army,
and on the evening of that day they
will start for Kiel, where the German
North Atlantic squadron has been or
dered to concentrate and receive them
The programme of the car may pc al
tered, however, if the report be true that
the czarina, under the advice OF her
physicians, intends to abandon her tour
with her husband and return to 81.
Petersburg TO await her impending &C
couchment, leaving the car to continue
his Journey alone. If this report is con-
frmed. the kaiserine will not go 10
Breslau with the kaiser. Though they
have excited a great deal of public dls-
cussion, very little Importance is at
tached in official circles to the CONFER
ences which have taken place in Vienna
between Count Goluchowski and Prince
Lobanoff. 1t is known that u Go
luchoWski has talked with Prince 20
banoff of the possible consequences OF
the disturbances which have occurred
in Constantinople, and that the two
ministers have agreed that nothlng
ought to be done by any OF the powers
which would
DISTURB THE SERENITY
of the concert of the powers which the
z desired to have prolonged through
out his European tour. In dlpiomalc
circles there is a great deal OF comment
upon the cold and perfunctory terms OF
the toasts which were given at the court
dinner in honor of the czar at the Hot
burg palace in Vienna, as well as at
the luncheon which was given at the
Hofburg prior to the departure OF the
Russian imperial party today.
The semi-oficial press of Vienna eX-
plains the toasts given at the court
ddnner, by saying that they were nee
essarily c%olorless, in view OF the 1ac1
that the Austrian emperor is a mem
Der of the d%riebund, while the car Is
an ally of France. Reference to the
old ~comradeship in arms of Austria and
Russia against France would have been
extremely awkward for the car upon
he eve of his visit to Paris, hence En-
peror Francis Joseph only alluded 60
the cars visit to Vienna as a
PLEDGE OF THE FRIENDSHIP
existing between Austria and Russia
The F~remdenblatt, Of Vienna, IN an
article in it's issue of today, indicates
as q, general result of the Austrian and
Russian ministers exchange OF views,
that it is the aim of Austria, Germany
and Russia to continue to prevent q
European conf1agration. Precisely as
Russia had no desire to intervene in
Armenia. so nothing will be done In the
Way of interference in Cons1tantinople,
the there being sufficiently
protected by the warships of their res
pective countries.
According to the Belgian ~Tageblatt,
the car has expressed a wish to nave
an interview with Prime Bismarck,
and it is possible that his majesty may
arrange to visit Freidrichsruhe on his
way to Kiel. Before going to Copen-
hagen. the ear will spend two days at
the schloss of Prince Henry OF Prus-
STA at Hemmelsmark, in ScnleSWlS-
uolstein. where he will meet the Grand
Duke and Duchess of Hesse. the Grand
Duke Sergius of Russia, Princess LOU
Use Of Battenburg and a number of
others.
THE GERMAN-CATHOLIC CON-
GRESS,
which has been sitting at Dortmund,
adjourned on Friday after a five days
session. Besides affirming the princi-
pie of temporal power of the pontlf
and expressing sympathy with the
pope, the congress debated at length
the questions of an aggressive agra
rian policy and German colonial ex-