New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-06
MACEDONIA AND CRETE.

MACEDONIA AND CRETE.
THE GERMAN FOREIGN OFFICE ANXIOUS
REGARDING THE REBELLIoNs.
WILL THE CRETANs BE ALLOWED TO MAKE
THEIR OWN HrsroRY?-A woMEN's CON-
GREss PROTESTS AGAINST THE CIVIL
copE-GENERAL BOOTH
Berlin, July 1.-THE Foreign once ia in a state ~
anxiety over the developments In Macedonia and
Crete The "Kreuz Ze!tung." usually we'll Informed
upon official matters and particularly those con-
nected with the foreign department claims to know
upon authority that the Foreign Office Is chiefly
concerned in the situation in Macedonia. and that
the alliance OF Servia, Montsneg and Bulgaria
under the approval OF Russia means Russia's de-
sertion OF the Porte. II. the "Kreuz Zeitung" adds
the rising In Macedonia should become general IL
will check Austria's long-prepared advance 70
Salonca, which port the Austro- Hungarian Govern
ment has coveted possession OF for years and this
would be likely TO involve war. The oficiay In
spired press In Berlin touch the matter with great
deal Of difldence
The "Fremdenblatt." Of Vienna an Official organ.
however. declares in article in It's issue OF yes
terday that all OF the Powers DESTROYS that tho
trouble In Crete shall be settled at once all OF them
being aware that general upheavai in that island
would lead to the breaking up OF the Turkish En-
pire. Therefore the "Fremdenblatt" continues, the
Powers are determined 10 maintain the status quo
at all hazards. The paper adds that neither
union Of Crete with Greece. nor the granting OF
autonomy to the island. as desired by the Cretan
radicals. will receive the assent Of the Powers. The
article above quoted was obviously inspired and
contained touch OF menace toward Greece from
when
sent 70 Crete In small weil-armed coasting vessels.
pathzers 0 holds ID Sitting. daily in Athens Win, r.
Rivieri a prominent Greek politician, az It's presi-
Levant. Paris and London furnishing the
money wherewith the committee enabled TO ht
out the Crstan expeditions
The "Vossische Zetung' has received advices
saying that the Turkish warships in Cretan waters
totally mpotent TO prevent the landing Of those
expeditions from Greece, and narrates the capture
thrty-1ve Cretans. The Elder. which built at
a9tSg for the Turs5 Gove,nmsn; Was capable nr
She surprised during the night by the band or
Cretans, who killed all OF her crew except one OF
her engineers. German.
The Emperor's speech the occasion OF the
launching OF the new German batte-ship Kaiser
Friedrich III, at wfhelmshaven last Wednesday,
out the Empire which foreshadows popular assent
great womens congress assembled IN the Con-
House in Berlin on TUESDAY. at which 100 per-
sons mostly women. were present. The congress
made especial protests against the provisions OF the
Governments civil code bill particularly affecting
women The proceedings were remarkable in the
unwonted fervor with which they were conducted
speeches provoked Resolutions were passed pro
IF be- sconoic independence ssa.ast the rela
tons OF married women TO their husbands ae pre-
goods Possessed o by woman shall become the prop
erty OF the man she marries. against the provision
their Children. and against the refusal OF the law
to give Legitimate children full claims upon their
fathers.
Edwin F. Uh United States Ambassador TO Ger
many and Mrs Jhl have been received by Prince
and Princess Frederick Leopold their palace in
versed with their guests in Engnsn s9 s showed
The appeal Of the American horseman. Bob
Kneebs against his sentence OF nine months I'M
prsonment for ringing the Bethel upon the
German trotting courses under the nam. OF Nellie
poned its decision pending The report OF the vet
Urinary expert, DR.. Eggng. who is going to the
Kneebs declares is not Identical with Nellie Kneebs
The Munich newspapers assert tina: Prince Lud-
Wig Of Bavaria called upon Emperor William at
kiel on the occasion or his Majesty recent
there only upon the insistence OF his father Prince
Lu!tpod. Prince Regent of Bavaria. who. with
view Of avoiding Partlcuarst deTnonsiratIon n
come TO the Bavarlan capital. but to TO his es
tates in Hungary for the present
The Admiralty are preparing plans and estimates
for the construction Of rst-class iron-cad bat
tle-ships and credits for the building OF these yes
sells Will be asked from ths Re,chs,aS upThh rne
The North German Gazette says that the Gov
eminent has ordered inquiry TO be made into the
matter Of the importation into Germany OF frozen
meats from TRANSATLANTIC countries The aim OF
Inc inquiry is 70 ascertain whether the meats are
OF good quality and what Is their conaition wneh
they are removed from the influence OF the frost
General Booth, commander OF the Salvation Army.
has conducted a weeks exercises OF the army In
Berlin with a degree OF success which the salvation
Army has never heretofore been s1e TO
delegates and l2O officers. The meetings were en-
and sTgds and Of the Sal
va;ionists. but did not modest them IN tns leas'
Of affairs which was IN asrsved ormery
Even six months ago they could not nave MAJ MAJ
ma issred but upon this occasion there was no
sign OF such Demonstration
paror Reichenau has been appointed attache 10
m. German Embassy at Washington. and NJ Mau-
rice Herbe.te. formerly attache in Berlin has been
assigned by his Government as a..ache u TIC
French Embassy TO the United states
y, versmann, Burgomaster Of Hamburg sailed
,or Nsu-York on board the steamer Augusta VIC
tor.a which left Hamburg July =
CARDINAL sATOLLTs SUCCESSOR.
THE POPE NoMIxATEs MoNsIGNoR DIoMEpE
falcons AS PAPAL DELEGATE TO THE
UNITED STATES.
Rome July THE Pope has nominated Mcnsig-
mr. DIomede falcons Papal Delegate 10 ire Ihited
states IN succession TO Cardinal Satol!. "ho Is ex-
necte ed 10 arrive here on July 10
THE FRASER RIVER VALLEY Flooded
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