The morning times., 1896-09-14
NOT AFRAID OF 4 CRISIS
Eastern Question ExciteS No
Great Anxiety in Germany.
EMPEROR Is OFF SHOOTING
Not ut Turks, But at Game In the
Preserv es al tSiclsdOrf-princeH Hoh-
enlohe Engaged in the Same Sport.
Many High Officials A Absent-Course
of England Creates No Excitement.
Copyright, 1896, by the United Associate
Presses \

| Berli1, Sept. 13.-Ihe emperor will re
main several days at siegsdorr, where b,
has gone for the purpose OF shooting, an,
Prince Hohen!ohc viii start tomorrow 10
bis estates in Styria, where he Will enga (,
In the sport of chaniois hunting.
Prince Radoliu, the German ambassador
to Russia. started for England ON Tbursda )
Tor the purpose OF traiSacting private busi
ness, and Count Kapnist, the >Russan am
bassador to Austria, who is the probabl,
successor OF Piiace Lobaroff- Rost q ysi; '
as Russian minister OF foreign affairs has
lett Vienna for "A sojourn at Biarritz with
! his family.
These Iacts have been CLEANED with 4
view of Gauring the value Of the eXcite'
runors which nave been flying about
the hourscs that political dcluge In
Turkey Is imminent Beyond question
developments OF the most acute nature
| are near at hand, but they will not b,
r.ached today nor are they likely to
| manifest themselves until the cars touI
| Is finished and that monarch returns to st
| Petersburg.
AMBASSADORS ABSENT.
Lord SalisDury's so-called independent
policy in Turkey, which i = doubtless seen
g.in the action Oh Sir Philip Curric, the
| BRUSH ambassador at CoustantiLopie, i'll
| presenting 10 t.e porte zoe I.H..~IlMG
against the governments expulsion of
! Armeaians from TIE Turkish capital s-itiI-
| uut consulting the representatives OF the
| powers, Is not taken here so seriously as
| Implying the appearance OF a British fleet
| IN the BUSpprus 10 enforce The sIetiaI Erit
iSh demands, aud the absence OF several
! aiIbassd dorS. from CoGstantinOple ought
! 'o furnish sufficient proof or he Suspension
| oi the Turkish crisis.
Sir LIMP CurTir il tie first ambassador
! WHO has had an audience with the sultan
! since tie rcccnt riots in Constantiionic.
Baron Calicc, the Austrian amEa EsadCr.
and NJ. Nclidoff, the Russian aIubassador.
are away on leaves uI absence. which
viii noi expire until tie end OF tie month.
and Sir iiihp Currie in iEe meantime is
III command OF tue diplomatic fed with
Wha.cytT KIND OF Isolated policy lie has
TO push forward. No wciLiBforincd ciplo-
mas here Leievc that Independent action
on Ihc part OF Great Britain Is prac-
teal.
1Guugh the North German Gau.ttc, whose
articles on tie Turkish situation are cal
ious and uIsynpatiIetic with lie IeTS.-
Cule'i AriNenIaLs. represents tie t,s, OH
cldi opiEici here, The other lLilLrHtIal
Journals iake an entirely different ,cuIsc.
|, The tciCSue Gazctte declares that the
powers wanu TO deal cErfgCriualiy Win
p The sultan. but are HptcC .,led- as to the
method OF dong SO. Though tEc recent
rassacres ia. Col istauunople passed over
The Eurcpean Iesiututs oI the Gty," the
Gazette adds, AS the fear ana hatred Of
Christians lLCrea>ed, tine powers iI.Lst face
u p0ss:blg genera! ndssuCr..''
ARMS AS A LAST RESORT.
III. nirdAr Hti,un- amu U,I.rI Lapcrs
discuss the measures that must be AIKEN
before armed Intervention ought TO be
resDrted to, but almost every newspaper
comment on the situation REASONS the
readiness OF the Turks 10 try toext crniriate
tie Christians In Turkey II they are pro
voked. -.r
adviccs received here from Constantinople
assert that the sultan is afflicted with a
homiCidal mania. arising from an acute
spinal disorder ant, the statements made III
these adviCcs. seem, according TO the
criticisms OF the press. 10 be associated
with ruGBiaCal outburst Oi Turks ianati
cism generally.
How to guard against gCl an oUtburst is
the iirsr question 10 he placed before the
foreign diplomats iii Turkey 1.-THE rpwcT>
agree to place the sultan under tuteldge
with the appointment oI the Turkish Iniu
listers and other officials approved by the
tl.iS action must he accom-
panied by preparations Tor aimed occupa
ton of Turkey.
The krcuz Zeitung asserts that France
and Russia viii never assent TO TIE plan
of placing of the sultan under tutelaEe
and will maintain the integrity of the
empire and sovereignty of the Turkish
monarch. and declares that these two
powers already distruSt the oopocntlation
of the British fleet at SaloniCa. The sum
of the situation is that these and other
proposals dealing with the sultan await
the issues of the cars tour.
ROYAL CYCLERS.
In the meantime the car and czarina
with their suites are at Be- rnstorff Castle in
Denmark, where the King OF Denmark's
family party are assembled. The czar.
Princess Victoria Of Wales, and Prince
Waldenaar OF Denmark. are accustomed TO
20 bicycling each morning. while the
czarina the Princess Of Wales and the Queen
OF Denmark drive along the routes taken
by the cyclists.
In the afternoon, the cZar, the Crown
Prince Of Denmark and the Grand Duke
Michael OF Russia 20 to the deer drives in
the Jaegersdorf park. and the evenings are |
spent in the enjoyment OF musical enter |
tainments. The family party Will break |
up on September Il, the Gar and czlrna |
going to Balraoral TO visit Queen Victoria. |
accompanied by the Princess OF Wales and |
her daughter, Princess Victoria.
The representatives. of the press return |
ing from Goeriitz, Concur in the statement |
that il was with the utiros difficulty that |
they Were able to get accurate inforrra. lion
but agree that the general results We're |
more favorable to the Saxon than the |
Prussian army corps.
The emperor uron the evening of every |
day of the naneuvers criticised the orera |
tions with admitted impartialty. The !
Prussian infantry which are renowned !
for their gUo1 Marching Under heavy |
W eights, II aintaincd their reputation.
Both the PruSsians andthe SaXons carried |
over sixty pounds, consisting Of arms, !
a IL unition, krapSack, and part OF |
tent, per man, yet their flies Were olosed /
up well at the end OF every day.
For the first time tie bicycle riflenen
we're brought into action covering the
retreat of the Prussian cavalry behind
Klein Bautzen. Military experts aIcne,
however. can say whether their work was
done effectively. 1t was generally stated
On the field that Gen. Count WaiGcrsee
had underraied The marching abilities OF
fhe SaNons, who throughout were adnira-
,ly led.
The commissariat was marvelously
we'll managed and the quantity and quality
Of the food provided excellent.
A number of German Catholic clergyncn
will attend the anti Masonic congress /
which is to beopened at Trent on September
lS. Prince Charles Talussi, bishop OF
Trent, win preside after the congress has
,een formal, opened by Cardinal Agliardi,
papai nunc.o to Vienna, who will read a
etter from the pope.
Cardinal Agiiardi has caused the publ-
alton OF the letter of his holiness in the
centrist newspapers. The pope recalls
he dangers resulting from secrrt societies,
Is denounced in the Encyclique Humanum
ienus and declares that Fret Masonry is
more pernicious than ever, menacing both
hurch and state. He expresses hope that
he congress will find means to stop the
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