The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-05
LATE FOREIGN
INTELLIGENCE
Possible Solution Of The hungarian Cabinet
Trouble at Hand.
civil war IN FLOWERY KINGDOM
Chinese Rebels Defeat the Imperial
Troops at Every Engagemert-A
Little War in Corea-London So
cia!ists Are Active-French Racing
Crowd Attempts to Mob a Jockey.
Other GIimpses of the Doings in
the Old World.
BUDAPEST. June 4

BUDAPEST, June A.
n MPEROR Francis Joseph arrived
L here today and WAS warmly well
coined at the railroad station by
Ia many of tho national deputies.
On reaching the palace he summoned
Count Hadervary in order to consult
with him regarding the political situa-
tion.
In the Unterhaus today. DIR. WEEK
erie, tho premier, whose resignation il
in the hands of the emperor, announced
that, as the crown had not fully ac.
ceDied the government proposals, the
ministry had resigned. The emperor,
he said, had not yet come to final
decision to receipt the rosigna-
tions. Referring to Count Hal.
ervary, DR.. Wekerls said that
the count had not been form ally
charged to form cabinet; be had
merely been instructed to report upon
the situation. Upon Dr.. Wekerle's
motion the house decided to suspend its
sittings temporarily in order that some
thing more definite may be announced
regarding the cabinet situation.
The opinion gains grou nd that DR..
Wekerle will remain in offic1.
CHINESE REBELS SUCCESSFUL
LONDON, Juno "A dispatch to the
Times from Tientsin, China, says that
the rebellion in the provinces OF Kirin
and Mnnch6oria Is extending greatly.
Mounted banditti. armed with repeat.
ing 1ihes, have defeated the imp. rial
troops in every engagement aud have
occupied several important positions,
including the Sarsing arsenal, in which
900 600 riff arc stored.
The situation is 20 alarming that
Vicsroy Lii Hug Chang is awaiting
the gathering of large force of troops
before attempting to suppress the re-
bellion.
RAGE OF TRACK PEOPLE.
PARIS, June 4.-There is great feel.
ing in the sporting world against
Michael Ephrussi. the real owner Of
Gospodar, the chestnut colt, which
won the French derby yesterday. al
though he was unplsced in the Grand
Poule des Produits a fortnight ago,
which has led to the report that the
horse was not fairly ridden in the lat.
ter race. Gospodar was run by Eph-
russi in the name of Cunnington. an
English trainer. The mob became so
rnrsged yesterday that they attacked
Gospo1ar's jockey.
LONDON, June IA dispatch to the
Times from Berlin, commenting upon
the Socialist victory in the bi-election
at Plauen. which has hitherto been rep
resented by Conservative, says a sim
liar result is anticipated in the by-elec-
tion at Pinneberg.
1t adds that the Socialist agitation is
developing activity in all quarters OF
the empire, and that it is high time
that the other parties in the state real.
izs the fact tnat their Incidence and
dissension are doing half the work for
the So.ialists.
PARIS, June 4 Lady Victoria Black
wood, the youngest daughter of the
British ambassador, the Marquis of
Duffsrin. was married to lay to the
Hon. William Leo Plunket, eldest sou
Of Lord Plunket, archbishop of Dublin.
CoREA's LITTLE WAR
SAN FRANCISCO, June 4 -Meager de-
tails of an uprising in Corea were
brought by the steamer Sydney. The
people Of the town of DaineDzan, in
the province of Kincaifu, were in dig
nant ut the governors tyranny. They
first rose III revolt and their example
was followed by other towns. Their
forces soon numbered nearly 5000.
At the latest accounts the insurgents
had put the governor and thirty-four
other persona, including II number of
fficials to death and were marching
upon Seoul. A force of soldiers hal
been sent to meet them.
LONDON, June Count Bernstorf.
of Berlin, presided this morning at the
opening of the fourth days conference
OF the Young Mems Christian associn-
tion at Exeter hall. Richard G. Morse,
Of New York. secretary Of the Ameri
can International committee, presenter
paper on association work In
America. g. NJ. Hobbs, of Denver,
spoke Of the railroad work of the
American associations.
John R. Mott, college secretary
of the international committee. Clause
Olandt, jr., secretary Of the interna-
tional committee. made short addresses.
A number Of other papers were read,
followed by u reception by the lord
mayer and the corporation of the city
Of London.