The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-21
in OLD BERLIN.
MOVEMENTS OF THE LEADERS IN
GERMAN POLITICS.
Anti-TurI<ish Meetings Have Been
Held in Various Populous Centers
Throughout Germany.

BERLIN, Sept. 2O.-[Copyrighted 1896
by the United Associated Presses i
Before starting for his chateau in Sy-
ria, Prince Hohenlohe, the imperial
chancellor, paid a visit to Count Won
MISUNDERSTANDING, German ambassa-
dor to France, who is spending his
holidays in his estate in Hanover
Count Won Munster will return to Paris
on Oct 5, and it is needless to say
that, as the result of the visit of Prince
Hohenlohe, he is fully primed as to the
attitude he is expected 10 observe
throughout the sojourn of the car at
the French capital, which, 1T is under
stood, is to keep in the background and
watch events.
Prince Hohenlohe will remain in Sy-
ria fortnight, but he has his plans
for the conduct of international mat
tiers during his absence from Berlin
FULLY MAPPED OUT
and everybody concerned is fully in
structed in his line of procedure Baron
Marschau Won Bieberstein, German
minister of foreign affairs, is now in
Baden, but his leave of absence will
end on Oct. II. In view of the absence
of the chief ministers of the govern
ment for the next three weeks, the
foreign Office certainly cannot be very
greatly concerned over an immediate
crisis in the east. What little diplo-
matte activity exists now centers in
Vienna.
The Hon. Michael Herbert, first sec
rotary of the British embassy at Con-
stantinople, who SO efficiently acted as
the substitute OF Sir Phillip Currie. the
British ambassador to Turkey during
the recent absence of the latter in Eng
land, is upon his way to England on
leave of absence He remained four
days in Vienna, leaving there on Fri
day. While he was staying in the Aus
trian capital, Mr.. Herbert had three in
terviews with Count Gou1uchowski, the
Austrian minister of foreign affairs.
who is very plainly showing his desire
to make for himself a historic name
as statesman by taking the initiative
in dealing with the sultan. Only time
can decide whether he is
A PUSSY INTERMEDDLER
or a far-sighted politician. Mr.. Her
bert, according to reliable advices
which have been received here. adj
vised Count Goulouchovski to disregard
the oft repeated Turkish menaces of a
general massacre of Christians in Tur-
key. If the powers collectively, or
England alone, should send a fleet to
Mr.. Herbert does not
believe that the sultan possesses the
power to effect a general slaughter of
Europeans in the Turkish capital city
and he so expressed himself to Count
Golouchowski. Mr. Herbert has also
been permitted to repeat to the Aus
trian foreign minister his estimate.
which he sent to the British foreign
office, Of the forces on land and at sea.
which would be necessary to keep order
at Constantinople in the event that the
sultan should be deposed.
Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria
presided over a ministerial conference
at Vienna on Friday, at which Count
minister of foreign af-
fairs; Count Badini, prime minister;
Baron Banhoff, Hungarian premier, and
Baron Kallay De Nagy-Kallo, chief of
the imperial financial department, were
present. This council is the last that
will be held before the emperor starts
his programme, his work beginning
with the Gaician military naneuvres
and the Hungarian maneuvres inaugur-
ating the iron gates of the Danube
canal, and his visit ito Bucharest. Since
the council held this week, the official
press OF vienna nave continued their
attacks upon Lord Salisbury without
abatement. The Berlin official circle
seems to have
GOTTEN AN INKLING
Of the engress in the Austrian policy,
which is less pro-Russian than form
arly. Probably a factor influencing
Count Goulochowsld in deciding upon
the change was the declaration made