St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-01
The Check Upon the Iron
Chaneeilor'S Diplomacy
Is Absolute.
A Renewal Of the Aggravated
Dangers Of the Old
Position.
Portuguese Republicans Are
Ripe for a Revolution
a la Brazil.

compact. illln Tile present week lile
leading points of the entente have been
set aside. Emperor Francis Joseph has
annulled the decision giving autonomy
10 Trentino. and Count kalnoky has
authorized the bourSe to give quotations
of the Bulgarian loan and has per-
mitted the Austrian consul at Sofia
to renew his ostentatioQS init
macy with Prince Ferdinand.
The check upon Prince BiSmarck'S
diplomacy is absolute, and has been the
subject of constant communications be-
tween this city and Vienna. Count
KalnOky is reported To have offered in
explanation of the action taken. the
statement that he as forced to depart
from the FREDERICKSBURG arrangement,
even at the risk of pr"c'pitating
\ CONFLICT WITH RUSSIA.
He found that both the Austrian and
Hungarian ministers were averSe to the
terms of @ Meditation offered by Russia.
and that the opposition or PeSth was be-
coming 50 strong that it threatened
to Overturn the TiSZa ministry.
Premier TiSZa demanded the condition
of his remaining in Office that the foreign
policy be strengthened on the old lines.
Regarding TrentinO. Emperor Francis
Joseph. finding that the concession of
autonomy was considered 4 diplomatic
victory. and that Premier Crispi was
preparing the way for annexation to
Italy. decided to diSenchant the Ital-
ianS. Court Won Taafe and his col
leagues in the Hungarian ministry were
unanimous against Emperor Francis
JOSeph'S haSty assent to autOn0-
my. and supported revers-
al of that action. Count Won
Taafe sent to the diet at Innsbruck an
intimauOn that their vote granting
TrentjnO a separate administration was
vetoed. Emperor William and Prince
Bismarck received these explanations
III Sullen silence. Count Herbert Bis
marck has written TO Count Kalnoky
that the triple alliance must submit 10
renewal of the dangers of the old
position aggravated by proofs of irreSO-
luton of the Austrian policy. Premier
CriSpi. in dispatch to the chancellor,
comments upon the increased
IRRITATION OF TIE ITALIANS
over the TrentinO affair. The Irredent-
fist party has been strengthened by the
conduct of Austria. Emperor Francis
JoSeph'S assent to the marriage of the
heir to the throne. Archduke Francis, to
Princess Marie DOrOthea, daughter of
Archduke Joseph, will make Prince
Ferdinand Of Bulgaria uncle of the
future emperor OF Austria. the mother
Of tie princess being a sister of Prince
Ferdinand. The ceremony will be held
in February. Immediately after the
expiration of the year of mourn.
ing for the late Crown Prince Rudolph
The net result of Prince Bismarck'S
conferences with the car and Count Kali
nOky and their prolonged intriguing is
ali intensified antagOniSm between Au-
stria and Russia, an irritation Of Italy
and 4 relaxation Of the relations of the
DTeibund. AdYices from Brazil were
received at Hamburg tonight via Lis
bon. They were dated Bahia, Nov. IS,
and were brought by the German steam
er TeiRca, winch arrived in the Tagus
to-day. They state that trade ia Bahia
was not disturbed by the revolution.
Although the news created a sensation
Bahia, everything remained quiet. The
troops appeared to sympOthiZe with the
republic. They were kept in readiness
at the barracks for twenty-fOur hours,
but the people remained quiet and the
military
PRECAUTIONS WERE RETAINED.
Marshal H0rtes Da FOnSeca held a con-
ference in the Town hall with the presi-
dent Of the province, who, declining to
adhere to the provisional government
was superseded. under orders from Rio
JaneirO. by DR.. NictoreuS Perelra.
Dispatches from Rio JaneirO in refer
ence to Dom Pedro'S arrival there from
PctrOpOliS, state that he asked for a
conference with Gen. Da Fonseca. who
refused to grant one. WhereupOn Sena-
tors Dantas and Correa sought an inter
view with Gen. FOnSeca, who made
them the medium to inform Dom Pedro
that republic had been established
and that he must depart for Europe.
Dom Pedro broke down on hearing the
news, and protested that he deserved
Deter treatment at the hands Of Brazil
1anS. The people of Bahia believed in
the permanence Of the republic. Ham,
burg firms receive cipher dispatches
freely from Rio JaneirO. Open dis
patches. in spite of the assurance of the
provisional government, appear to be
subjected to censorship. One cipher
dispatch reports that in a row in the
streets Of Rio Janeiro, after public
meeting, there were cries of ''DOwn
with the republic" Long live Dom
Pedro" etc, and revolvers were actively
used, several persons being killed and
many wounded. Conservative papers
here continue to predict
BREAKUP OF THE REPUBLIC,
and discuss the probability of the Ger
man colonies declaring an Independent
SOuther republic, and appealing for the
protection of the Fatherland. The senti-
ment of the Evangelical council, now
sitting here, of which many members
are missionaries in Brazil, fayOrs Separ-
alton. The ReichsanZeiger, comment
ing upon the notable increase of emf
grants to Brazil in consequence of the
seductive representations of agents at
Lisbon, announces that the public pros
ecutor has been instructed to investi-
gate the matter, and to prosecute
any German agents who may offer in
ducementS to emigrants. Reliable adj
vices from Lisbon indicate the immi
nence of demonstration in favor of a
republic which will even menace the
overthrow Of the monarchy. The Re-
publicans of Lisbon, OportO. Villareal
and AYeirO are cooperating. They have
81 working committees and 1900 en-
rolled members, among whom are Dep
uty COelhO, Of Lisbon, a member of the
academy of sciences; Deputy FreitaS. of
Oporto; Col. Elias Garcia, a professor
in the military school, and DR.. Braza,
a member of the municipal council
of Lisbon. The leaders of the army,
and especially those of the artillery, are
ripe for a republic. Senior Gorilla re-
Gently paid secret visit to Lisbon to
confer with the supporters of the revo-
lutionary movement. The changes in
Rio JaneirO, which in themselves are
viewed with comparative indifference
here, are anXiOuSly watched by the gov
eminent as associated With the Repub-
lican agitation on the Spanish peninsula
and with reference to their reflex inffu-
ence upon
THE WHOLE OF EUROPE.
The reichstag will adjourn on the
18th inst, and will resume is sessions
early in January. 1t is expected that
the elections will be held in March.
The semi-oflicial press insinuates that
If the majority refuses to give their as
sent 10 the expulsion clause of the anti
Socialist bill, Prince Bismarck will ap-
pear i'm the tribune and dissolve the
house. Count Herbert Bismarck freely
tells the members that his father is dis
contented with the committee
amendments to the bill; that he
is further dissatisfied at the pro-
fraeted debates OH the budget