The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-13


now had no alternative but TO re-.
sign, which he did.
Comments are made on the curl.
Gus eruption Of the imperial per.
sonal idiosyncracies into the do
main of Government. Had Csprivi
been discarded for the purpose Of
inaugursting an alternative policy
the public could readily underst and
the change, but that a new Chan.
cellor should he appointed to ex-
ecute exactly the same policy his
predecessor advocated IL altogether
new development OF political
ideas.
The imperial policy will now more
than ever be under the personal
guidance OF the Emperor. to the no
small alarm OF all liberal minded
Germans, who compare the seeming
instability OF the Emperor's charac.
ter with the steady purpose aud
aims Of the old Emperor William.
IL has now become known that
Count Zu Gutenberg introduced the
East Prussian agrariau deput alton
to the Emperor without notifying or
consulting Count Won Caprivi. The
latter's resentment is therefore con-
s,dsred to be justified.
TO MEND THE LORDS.
Lord Rosebery. premier of the
realm, Ia opening the Liberal cam.
paign at Bradford, said that in his
opinion the next general election
would not be- on home rule, dis
establishment Of the church 10
Wales or the liquor question, but on
. question which would include all.
The matter OF the House OF Lords
was the greatest Legislative question
that had arisen Ia two centuries.
1t had long been evident to him
that drastic dealings with the House
Of Lords must prec.ds the full real
izstion Of their political programs.
All experience pointed to the neces-
sity Of q second chamber, but there
was danger IN the position OF the
House Of Lords. II was n q lover
Of Legislative freedom that he i'm.
plored the people, to take the ques-
ton into immediate consideration.
A resolution, which the Govern
msnt would introduce, would de-
clare, in clear terms, that the House
OF Commons IN the partnership with
the House Of Lords IL unmi'taksbly
the predominant partner. To in-
stance the responsibility Of the Gov
rrnment IL would represent . joint
demand III the executive Govern
ment aud the Hou>" VI Commons
Tor revision of the constitution.
After some useful Legislation had
been passed at the next session, the
Government would ask the House Of
Commons To pass the resolution,
aud then IL would appeal to the
country.
An early Cabi"et crisis is expected
in France.
Discussions in the Irish party are
destroying the prospects Of home
rune.
France il likely tn have trouble in
Madagascar, a. the Hovss will fight.
John Walter, owner Of the London
Times, il dead at the age Of 70. His
grandfather started the paper in
1888, aud his father brought 1t to
eminence.
CAR ALEXANDER III. DIES AND czAs
NICHOLAS II. REI0Ns.
Alexander ILL.,, Car Of Russia,
died at Livsdia, Greece, at 2:2O
o'clock in the afternoon of Novem-
ber l. On the previous day the
Car WAS able To be taken TO win
dow Of the palace. On his last day
he spoke to each member 81 his
family separately aud al the greatest
length with the Czariua. He breath
cd bis last in the arms Of the En-
press. who then broke down with
the weight OF her grief.
At 3 o'clock in the morning of the
2nd, hsralds in St. Petersburg an-
nounced tho death of Alexander III.
and tho succession To the throne Of
Nicholas II. The official period Of
mourning will by three months.
Gear Nicholas II, issue a manifesto
commanding the loyalty Of ell Rus
SLAMS, aud announcing as his success
sor the Grand Duke Alexandrovitch,
"wbo." he says, "will bear the title
Of Crown Prince aud Czarowilz un-
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