The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-11-19
EuRoPE SITS ON A VOLCANO
aevolution Abroad In the ,Land--The Sign,
OF DlAGantent,

Revolution Abroad In the Land--The Signi
OF Discontent.
PARIS. Nov. 15.-The past week has
been full of excitement in Europa
With the coming on of tho winter pol
tical life becomes more intense TOD
intense for people who already know
enough about politics The crisis in
hungary has been coming to head
or some time and the storm has nov
ourst The new ministry will be al
most identical withthe preceding one.
but mutual concessions will 10 made
py court and ministry The visit OF
tho czarowitz to Vienna Is sign o.
,eapproachment between Russia and
Austria. AS has been pointed out, the
dungarians are at last nppeased, but
,he change has not been easy.
In Belgium there are some troubles.
aue to the agitation for the revision OF
The constitution Neither the king
aor the ministry nor the majority Of
The deputies desired universal suffrage,
but the people arc clamoring for it
The situation recalls the events of
IN France, during the empire The
surface is yet unprolsen. but there ars
many assures in the interior. Bel
giun is marching on toward revolution
and with or without the vote in the
shnrter she will achieve universal sui.
frage.
Portugal, too has her troubles The
agitation of The republicans during the
absence of the court has not perhaps
been very important. but tho signs ara
precursors OF revolutionary move.
nent which can gain easily in Spain.
Tho recent explosion. has not caused
great deal of commotion among tha
people, but political circles are excited.
The whole course of events-the con.
,tant troubles ut Carmaux, where. de-.
'pito the close of the strike, the work
ngmen IRE singing the .'Carmagole"
md waving the rcd flag; the useless
iebates in the chamber, where, with.
,ut pausing to reflect, deputies cry out
shat there is deficit of $4,000, 900
Iancs-all go to show that France has
ministry but not n government
This recalls the condition of affairs
! preceding the outbreak of Roulang.
SIN. The country loves liberty. but
emains quiet. always ready to de.
nand dictator whom everything does
iot go just as it wishes. OF course,
he police have not discovered ths
tuthor of the explosion nor any trace
IT him, and they are the butt OF some
'okes. Tho Dahomey expedition is an
,ther subject for uneasiness.
The difficulties of the undertake.
ng are vory great Even II,
We should succeed in taking
Abomcy, nothing is gained and the ex'
petition has been use ess. Up to the
present Germany is not protesting
against the execution of her citizens
by General Dodds, but If she should
protest France will reply that the laws
IT civilized nations can not be made to
apply to these wE;te men who accepted
,ervice with this black cannibal king
Germany is engrossed with her mil.
tnry bill, and this is weight upos
ihe mind of Europe. The English cab
net wants to know the reasons for the
bringing forward Of such measure
A very high parsonage in the French
army said in nn interview in Paris: -
ian not formulate definite opinion,
,naslnuch as the reichstag has not de
sided the question. 1t is possible the
| government asks more than it know,
| It will got. If the bill just ns it stands
| ,hould become law, it would be CON
'idered as a very serious symptom. II
| surely hides warlike intentions, which
| II the end would receive q check