New-York tribune., 1894-06-13
NOORS LIKELY TO REVOLT.
u,psHIPS OF SEVERAL NATIONS DIS
PATCHED TO THE SCENE.
,ATE sJLTANs BROTHER PLANNING TO
,o,rrsr THE SUCCESSION OF ABDUL TO
THE rHRoNE-FURLOUGHs CANCELLED
IN TWO SPANISH ARMY CORPS
VIEWS or THE ENG
IISH PRESS.

VIEWS or 1HE EMU
1IsH PRESS.
ur,er lime 12-The burial of Sultan Muley
.,...r will take place at Rabat, whittier the
-, has been sent under military escort At
80, Rlanca the succession Of Abdul Aziz, the
o.urger son OF the Sultan. to the throne has been
...,r,esce5 IN: but at Fez. where Muley lsmail'
49, dsad Sultan's brother, has been acting as the
STEMS representative. there is feeling OF hos
m,v toward Abdul Aziz. Muey 1smail being ex-
,rsrely popular. He is man OF much ability
IA force and is likely 10 make trouble.
Madrid June Fin consequence Of the grave
.,,sct of affairs in Morocco the War Office has
..rcelled the furloughs Of all officers and soldiers
.,tbe First and Second Army Corps, with head
.n.,ters respectively in Andalusia and Madrid,
"a ordered the men 10 duty. The Spanish
.-,sAr Garcia embarked two companies of ma
two infantry at Cadiz this morning and sailed
for Rabat Morocco.
The Spanish commanders at Ceuta and Melra
,snort. as a result of inquiries. that the Kabyles
.na Rifians will not oppose the succession Of
Abdul Aziz
Toulon. June 12.-Four French warships under
command Of Admiral lie Bourgeois, sailed from
this port for Tangier last night
Berlin. June l2.-The German ironclad warship
v,rf,rst Friedrich Wilhelm and the cruiser Sper-
har have been ordered to proceed al once from
Vilhelmshaven TO Algiers.
Rnme June l2-Italy will send one wGrshp to
rangier
London. June 12-The news from Morocco
indicates that civil war can scarcely be averted
Adylces from Tangier report that the Sultan's
brother Muley Ismail, is already preparing TO
contest the succession Of the Sultans youngest
son to the throne. The news of the departure
Of a French fleet from TOulon for Tanger is
attracting much attention here. in view Of the
known hostility Of the Depuy Ministry to Eng
Esh interests in Africa.
THE Pail Mall Gazette" calls attention TO the
jealousy Of the powers in regard to Morocco. and
avs that NJ. Dupuy may seize this opportunity
10 offset England's success In Egypt by dealing
blow at England's presugs elsewhere. The
Gazette believes that France and Spain would
find II to their interests at home 70 enter upon
an aggressive policy N Morocco. with view Of
securing dual control Of that country. 10 the
total exclusion Of England The Globe" eX-
presses belief that the question Of succession to
the thrope II Morocco can be settled only by
civil war and advises the immediate augmenta-
ton OF the British fleet off that coast, in view Of
the action Of France in reinforcing her naval
s1uadron there The st. Jamess Gazette" COM
r4ns on the situation in a similar strain
dispatch to the Central News from Tanger
Ayg
Messengers from the interior were recently NAL
trsated and robbed of letters addressed TO Count
TAnb.gny the French Minister at Tangier. This
aci is likely 10 form a pretext for France inter-
terence in the present difficulty
Despite the many stories cabled about the
ans. Of the death Of Muley Hassan. who is said
y sne to have succumbed a malignant fever
nd By others 10 have been assassnated, II can be
s1rnised also that he carried to premature
paye by the grief he felt on Of his forced
agreement to the recent Hispano-Moorish treaty.
When am dead" said Queen Mary Of England.
Calais will be found written my heart" Mich
olas. the Russian Emperor is known to have been
killed by the grief he felt the loss of Sebastopo
and his defeat in the Crimean War. 1t would not
De surprising that naughty sovereign like the
Sultan Of Morocco should have died of sorrow at
The thought that he had TO apologize 10 Spain for
The un1ustfable raids OF his Rifiian subjects. and
% pay an Indemnity Of 2j 10000 pesetas Moreover,
huIey Hassan had been compelled 70 promise that
ae would punish the tribes Of the Rih region, and
ae was aware that this task nearly impossible
u execution, while failure to perform Ii would
pace MN IN the unenyiaDle light Of sovereign
incapable OF enforcing his commands.
,h!s arrangements In regard 10 the succession 10
Inc throne are not likely 20 be obeyed either mas
nuca as they are somewhat In contradiction 20 the
hussu.man practice ia hereditary matters especially
Hneh referring 70 inheritance Of political power.
inat pracuce. or customary law. requires thai the
cues male IN tAe family Of the dead sovereign
should succeed him. ME.ey Hassan has designated
a. Ms successor MS youngest child, ana Il Is no
wonder that opposition should be expected from
tne atters oder brothers. civil strife would then
PevaA IN Morocco, the precenders would ask the
condition Of affairs explains the eagerness with
wnlcn mea-of-war are ordered 70 the coasts Of
MOROCCO BY France Germany and Italy. Spain OF
course. was the first 20 take necessary precautions
Of Western Africa.