The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-11
Absorbing AFRICA.
EUROPEAN COUNTRIES RAPIDLY
STEALING 7TE DARK CONTINENT.
emperor william fsas His Troops Give Inn
ltation Notwithstanding Tal.s Like
Misunderstanding a King.

colonial enthusiasts over the Anglo-Bel:-ig,
| agreement has caused many to exaggera1 e
the Importance which the government at
| taches to this partial reapportionment OF
| Africa. The colonial partisans, with theil
| new demands for more African territory
nave left the government almost as cold as
they found it.
Inc seInl-ofi1cial newspapers make only
casual references TO the agreement, avoid
ing any thlnS like criticism or commenda-
| Coh. Ihe foreign office is quite willing to
| let England and France fight out their diff
Iefehces, especially at the present time,
When hlSn political events are developing
rapidly in Bulgaria and hungary.
Inc news from Sofia and BQda Pesth is
regarded as bearing directly upon the rela-
lions Of the European powers. Few per-
sons here believe that Count khuenheCer-
vary VIII be able to form q permanent min
lstry. although he voted for the civil
marriage bill, he also upheld The right OF
the mousse OF magnateS to reject this or
any other measure regardless OF the ma
Jorlty by which it has been passed in the
lo"ef mousse. He attacked Dr. Welerles
ministry for Introducing reform measures
SO rapidly and pleaded repea teddy for legis-
latlve moderation on the part of the lib
erals. The policy with which he enters
once IS undoubtedly to postpone indefinitely
an measures obnoxious 10 the ma~nates
This limp liberalism enragcd the militant
party, winch enthusiastically supported tht.
policy Of the late Wel1erle cabinet Among
the reforms which will be suspended oyyjno
TO "ekerle's fan is the Improvement of the
currency, for which Wekere's presence in
the cabinet was the best guarantee
Ahti-Rustrinn Feeling IN Hungary
Inc most serious feature Of the crisis is
that tie anti-Austrian feeling IN Hun
gary mas been greatly intensified and that
Italy has been made apprehensiye of q
thal23 IA Austria'S policy toward the vai-
can. should the imperial government give
moral support to the refractory magnates,
Il closer understanding with the holy see
ana an enlargement from italy would be
the immediate result. The consequent
Stfiih upon the triple alliance would prob
amy oIedk the BOMBS. Emperor Franz
Joseph went to Buda Pest this evening
I Mess he makes terms with WekerIe the
leud between the crown and the people will
nave grave consequences
The Eu:GGrian EI,Fr0p,sio
In bulgaria the present chaos has been
caused by Prince Ferdinand's mother. who
induced MIN to GUST Stambuloff in the hope
Oh generating the czar and 0hta infnl the
recognition of the powers The Zankoffisf
are already trooping bacl, to BuI-
sal i'd because they expect Russia to get
;oilfol OF the bulgarian army shortly and
make them al officers.
me rev sofia dispatches which are pass
7d by the ceLsor Indicate that the new |
cabinet intends TO make formal charges Of |
and theft against StafnbuioU |
l.He present ministers maintain that he in
.eSteu mlIilonS of state funds in Paris and |
london Tor his personal purposes.
Inc conviction here is that Stambuloffs
'artISahs nave stronG support in the army, |
lpoh which the effeminate Cobursser has
never boJ
var is likely. Such q war would result in
|uS9lih ana Turkish interfcrel.ce it, is
epofted that Ferdinand has offered to close
WIN the ear d military convention. bv !
'hch Russian general would be placed
5''!''i-1 o. me .Bgi$a "a, army, al
fihPeror's " QUAD Healing.
ne wound left in the emDerot,s nbooi,
) ~ oIer@tlon OF Friday is neaIina. rarid-
~ 49, 0dy ne walked in the park of the
Gm PdIdce' ana save audiences 10 several
]~o 49, ,,,;,t us latest hobby is to repro
lei, th. i "rda-S eVoiutions made by Fred
~ ne Great troops in bastle. re 10
ueFeu the Kings Grenadiers to o. -
i't''tloH OF the battle of I1ieenitz ,,,
,o7lI '1 I WIZ carry yellow Aaas in tb;s
%t' lie 20 distinguish them from w.,
ms. Pie 'eht the Prus- :
nc three young imperial princes ON -,
ae with their regiments are e1llo, H. {
actacle now with the DaonIo ,f r ,'F ofioe /
Il Berlin. All of them arm '1,i, o''l',tnI t
company of the First guards f ',[it n
w on the TempeIbofer IaId i9 strand re- Il
the march past The eronorn'' I ,5I. 1olhed t
omical sight as they trottad aIa liie9 We're II
hand, trying to kear, o,,,i, io'i9' SWOtU A
- SudfdSfncn. At the end of tbn i u
aue in Potsdam ON ~ ,r rI''tal-eSs 1t the "
II boys marched hasi,Ia ~ t[@''@E the two
time, althoUnh - i1iSI line N co
derrick, often lost staI, o,,, ',l'Sef' Eitel on
a trot to get back n ,i.a n'0 TO- TO- break
II seemed to be doIioh ta,I ~. / ne en- ri
nance. IN me per lie
u. ~ in
- ~, scandal III
80. III pm scandal, in Paris is NOT 4ol,o,, ter
-, re- Inc wonderful cxDinsf,., sio
81 ~ pm was supposed TO have IN
GU aoId to the German ..o,,,,- c
,i- ICY FeI oeen heard OF in the J,aI, on
-, oL oe4oLe II was Haoe an iss1o Sin
- ''i''J9i Oh deputies. Tha ,,,,ol can
to4' Is ue med unworthy q notice nor
- I1EU"I&, helr apparent IL tha =. CITY
- o1toile' mas made another no+71T WhC
3avarian lower hol'sa ." as tne action Of ol
sal TO 2 r. .,,,,.ie 49, zoo ill rejecting the "ll
| work OF enttfno ~ 1lidIhS TO the 1ii9
81 aly,avs ] ~ o%hupe-Main PEN
re-" he said. Il feel tbo+ M sne pubic - -