New-York tribune., 1894-06-04

ANCE PERHAPS AT HAND-TIIE BULGARIAN
TROUBLE CAUSED BY PRINCE FERDT-
NAxDs MoTHER-LIBERAL TENDEN-
ClEs OF PRINCE LUDWIG OF
BAVARIA.
Rerlin June 3.-The news from Sofia and Buda-
nest Is regarded here as bearing directly upon
the relations Of the European Powers. Few per-
sons here believe that Count Khuen-HederveTy
will be able to form permanent Mnstry' Al
though he voted for the Civil Marriage DILL he
also upheld the right Of the House OF Magnates
To reject this or any other measure regardless
Of the majority by which 1t has been passed IN
the Lower House. He attacked DR.. WeHerles
Ministry for introducing reform measures 50 rap
,dlv. and pleaded repeatedly for legislative mod
Grafton on the part Of the Liberals. The pohcy
with which he enters Office IS undoubtedly 10
postpone Indefinitely all measures obnoxious 10
the Magnates This limp Liberalism enrages the
militant party, which enthusiastically supports
the policy Of the late Wekerle Cabinet
The most serious feature Of the crisis Is that
the anti-Austrian feeling In Hungary has been
greatly intensified, and that Italy has been made
apprehensive Of a change in Austra's policy
toward the Vatican. Should the Imperial Gov
crnment give moral support to the refractory
See and estrangement from italy would be the
Immediate result. The consequent strain upon
the Triple Alliance would probably break the
bonds Emperor Francis Joseph went to Buda-
pest this evening.
In bulgaria the present chaos has been caused
by Prince Ferdinands mother, who induced him
10 oust Stambuloff. In the hope or conclilatns
the Gar and obtaining the recognition or 'ne
Powers The ZankOfIist refugees are already
hop a because
Russia tO get control Of the BULGARIAN army
soon and make them all officers. The few Sofia
dispatches which are passed by the censor lnol-
cate that the new Cabinet intends to make
formal charges of conspiracy murder ana inert
against Stambulon The present Ministers main
tain that ne invested millions OF state funds In
Paris and London for his personal purposes. The
conviction here is that Stambulof1s parusans
have strong support In the army and tnat clVil
sian and Turkish Interference. II Is reported
that Ferdinand has offered to close with the
Car a military convention By which a Russian
general would be placed In command or the Bui-
garian army. although neither Austria nor Tur-
key would agree TO such an arrangement
The wound left in the Emperor's cheek by the
operation on Friday is healing rapidly. Yester-
day he walked in the park OF the New Palace
and gave audiences to several ministers.
The three young Imperial princes parade
with their regiment are a favOrite spectacle now
with the people Of POtsdam and Berlin. All OF
them drill daily with company Of the first
Guards. Last IueSGAN lnfN tDoN pdll Iil the
grand review on the Tempelhofer Field and
jolned in the march past the Emperor. They
were a comcal sight as they trotted along,
sword In hand. trying 70 keep even with the big
slX-foOt Fuardsmen.
Prince Ludwig. her-apparent to the Bavarlan
throne has made another notably liberal speech.
Ills text was the action Of the Bav9rlan Lower
House I'm rejecting the proposal % appropriat .
100 Oo0 marks TO the initial work Of cutting the
Danube-Main Canal. Il always work FOR the
public welfare" he said. Il feel that the old
laws and customs are no longer suited T. the
necessities OF the day. and must be abrogated.
mean 20 lo my utmost in favor OF progress.
although / am conscious that can DO nothing
without tho sanction Of the people"
Consul General Crawfords departure from 81.
Petersburg has been the occasion ~ many COM
pllmentary parngra aphs I'm the Russian news
papers. Tho "NovostF calls him versatile. re-
fined and capable. and remarks that there are
few better unsuists Just before leaving the
city there wns presented TO Mr. Crawford a
magnificent silver tea service OF the old Russian
style
Cholera IL epidemic IN Schillin. East Russia.
TWO porsOrs have died since Wednesday. The
disease was brought over from Russia.