The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-03-08
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Germany in a Ferment- Orange Bit
terness to Home Rule.
THE GERMAN DEADLOCK.

tSbhhbtAN1 iObthokI E<' OCh'SOh'
the political deadlock Conserva-
tive leader in the Reichstag says the
only way out is coup d'etat. He
explains: "The natural course of
events under the present circum-
stances would have been to dissolve |
the Chamber, but an appeal to the |
country merely means an over
whelming vote against the Govern
ment."
The only way, therefore, Of avoid
ing this would be coup detat,
which would radically alter the pre-
sent voting system. Such change
would be very daring stroke of
policy. The great question is, Would
the Chancellor advise it9 There is
little doubt that he would wish it.
Still more important is the question,
Would the Kaiser support him in
such policy3
That the present situation is
highly aggravating to the Chancel-
lor is undoubted. He has done
everything man could do to force
the military bill through, and after
ward the Russian commercial treaty,
but finds himself apparently beaten
almost before the battle has COM
menced. Bismarck would have cut
the Gordian knot in summary way,
but in his day the knots of political
parties we're not nearly so tangled
as to-day.
The spontaneous upheaval of the
Agricultural party has made the
deepest impression. We have been
accustomed to fluent speeches at
heated meetings of Socialists, anti
Semites and others short of common
sense. The speeches made at the
Agricultural meeting have carried
the opinions of the respectable mid
die classes. The Agriculturists to-
day presented petition against the
Russian commercial treaty. The
Kaiser replied kindly, and said it
was quite right to appeal to him.
The question was one of great diff
Guilty, and he would consider it
seriously, not forgetting their inte-
rests.
ORANGE FEELING.
LONDON, February pit is re-
ported from Belfast that the Orange
societies in the north of Ireland are
preparing for forcible resistance to
the home-rule parliament, should
one be established. 1t is being ar
ranged that all Irish opponents of
home rule shall simultaneously with
draw their deposits from the Post
Office savings banks and purchase
arms to be used in case physical
force should become necessary to
prevent the assertion of Irish home
rule.
! In Ulster inquiries are already be-
ing made with the view to contracts
for a supply of the latest improved
weapons, and the Orange club at
Dungannon has received an offer
= from the Birmingham factory of
1000 Martini rifles, and excitement
is running very high among the VI
ster loyalists. Many declare that in
the event of the enactment of the
home-rule bill civil war will inevita-
bly, ensue.
Prayers against the home-rule bill
i are being offered in all the Protes-
}, tant churches in the diocese of
Down, in Ulster.
FERRY LIKELY TO BE CHOSEN.
b PARIS, February 22.-The great
political event to-day is the proba-
BILE election of Jules Ferry to the
e Presidency of the Senate. Ferry
obtained 81 votes out of Isl in the
full caucus. The following is the
vote in detail: Ferry 81, Challeme
Lacour 7, Magnin SIS, Jules Simon 2
6 Magnin, who is a director of the
Bank of France, was the only for
midable candidate. He retired
which left Ferry the only candidate
Of the Republicans.
FUNDS FOR THE JUBILEE.
ROME, February 22-The jubilee
money already received by the Pope
amounts to 100000 francs. Til,
Austrian Emperor, Austrian Arch
dukes, the Archbishop of Prague
and Primate of Hungary CAV,
100000 francs each. The Bishops o
Austro- Hungary gave 25O,OOO francs
the nobility of Bohemia 100000, tn,
Mexican Catholics 10000 and tn
u South American Catholics 25O,OOO.
BEHRINa SEA COMMISSIONERS.
PARIS, February 22.-Lord Duffer
in, the British ambassador, enter
tanned at dinner this evening tn
Behring sea Commissioners and law
yers connected with the arbitration
proceedings.
FRENCH ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.
9 ROME, February 22.-Twenty an
g archists have been arrested on sus
picion of having been implicated il
causing the dynamite explosions her
: during the last year. A bomb read
for use was found in the room O