New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
CRISES IN GREECE AND HUNGARY.

| THE THlCorIIs MINISTRY EEsIGNS-M. WE
KERLE'S CABINET TO STAY ~ POWER
| Athens. May lO.The Ministry headed 10y VI.
! TricoupiS has resigned owing 10 the failure to
| negotiate loan for the relief Of the present en-
baTraSNed 'ordilion OF Greek finances. The retiring
Mlhi'ty consists OF VI. Tricouli,. President of The
Council ana Minister Of Finance f. Dr:gouris.
Minister Of Foreign Ahafs. 4. SimopouloS, Minister
OF Justice; &. 1hcotolS. Minister OF the Interior
X. kcsSonakOs, Nil lister OF Worsl ~ and Instruction
~ TSamadOs. Minister of War; and st SkouIonhiS
Minister OF Marine.
Buda Pesth, May TO-. The Hungarian Prime Minister
announces that the Cabinet will not resign in spite
of the action Of the House Of Marnn'cs in voting
confidence" the Church question hy a ma.
jOrity OF twenty five.
Ministerial crises have been thc order OF the day
in Continental Europe for many months. In France.
Spain. Italy and even in Norway. Cabinets fall like
leaves In autumn blossom like flowers I'm spring
Europe +, Just treated to the spectacle o. two
ministerial wrangcs the same day. and f, IS not
vet known how they Will turn ont.
In Hungary the trip OF Emperor Francis Joseph.
who somewhat forcbly i actually residing for some
time in that portion Of hi, dual Empire. does not
seem to have cooled down the passions raging there
in regard TO the religious question. 1t has been
p-atedly explained Lcre that the Hungarian Catholic
clergy supported By their Pensioners. who are In
majority in the country opposed 10 thr civil
registration Of births, marriages and deaths. ana 10
TIE privilege allowed to parents belonging 10 dner-
ent lpi0ns Of choosing in what creed their children
shall be brought mp. The former Hungarian Cabinet
cf NJ. Slapary. like tie prcScni one of W.
Wekcre. supported by the enlightened Protestant
minority OF Hungary have proposed law ordering
that the register, of births. marriages ami dr''h'
should be kept by the civil and not b. the "cce'i
aStical authorities and also. that IN" children oi
mixed marriages should belong 10 the religion chosen
by their parents. The House, "Iabl"' oi Mag
mates which j. the llungarian Senate" Is reported 10
have voted no confidence" on th" Church question
proposed by the Ministers 1t Is probable that they
have been melted To sucn attitude not ONLY IN
order 10 maintain the privileges Of the Catholic
Church but also to protest against another Minis
teriM BILL which admitted Hebrews 10 some eqnaltN
with Christians in requiring that the civil stat" Of th'
Hebrews should also be paced upon III" registers. II
Is 10 be hoped the Chamber Of Deputies VIII not
initiate the cxcluSiveness and biSoiry OF I'd" M'B
mates: and It IS this hope which has probably lhdu'"l
the Wekerle Cabin" not to resign.
I'm Greece the Iriconpi, Ministry could not enter
tain similar expectations and II has sent IT, reNG-
nation TO King George. II j. rot known whether
or not it will accepted. but this is probad p nnc
ness~ cabinet as he did I'm March. 1-g2. when he
called VI. tonsantopouO> TO replace VI D"lyhnhl'
NJ Tricoupis afterward became Premier ios, ~
Greece the Cabinets hay" lor many var t'c' VI
rectcd either by him BY VI. DclyanniS They may
lie called the salisbury and III" 6ladstJh' o lrlh,
Leaving aside u" financial question. which cannot
be solved by VI. peyannis any NOR" than hN NJ
Trcoupis. be said that th" former l. a more
popular man than T1icoup~. who concluded me mar
the sister OF Emperor William ana Who has indl-
recty tied mp Greece TO the Triple Alliance D"N
anns. on the contrary, represents ia. Paliharr
spirit of The Greeks. and Their hopes OF again pos
scSSng Macedonia ana Crete.