The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-04
NEW WARCLOUDSlNEUROPE
Hungary and Bulgaria May Cause a
Clash.


Danger of an Austro-Turkish Clash
With Russia over the Situation in
Bulgarta-Germany's Boy Princes
on Parade With the Troops-The
Anglo-Belg Agreement in Africa.
Berlin, June 3.-The clamor raised by
the colonial enthusiasts over the Anglo
Belgian agreement has caused many TO
exaggerate the Importance which the
government attaches to this partial re-
apportionment of Africa The colonial
partisans, with their now demands for
more African territory, have left the gov
ment as cold as they found it,
The semi-ofHciaI newspapers make only
casual references to the agreement,
avoiding anything like criticism or COM
mendation. The foreign office is quite
willing to let England and France fight
out their differences, especially at the
present time, when high political events
are develo ping rapidly in Bulgaria and
Hungary
The news from Sofia and Buda-Pesth is
regarded as bearing directly upon the re-
lations of the European powers. Few
persons here believe that Count Khuen
Hedervary will be able to form perma-
nent ministry. Although he voted for
the civil marriage bill, he also upheld the
right of the House of Magnates to reject
this or any other measure, regardless of
the majority by which it had been passed
in the lower house. He attacked DIR,
Wekerle's ministry for introducing re-
form measures so rapidly, and pleaded re-
peatedly for legislative moderation on the
part of the liberals. The policy with
which he enters once is undoubtedly to
postpone indefinitely all measures obnox-
ious to the magnates.
ENRAGEs THE MILITANT PARTY.
This limp liberalism enrages the mill
tant party, which only supports the pol
icy of the late Wekerle cabinet Among
the reforms which will be suspended
owing to Wekerle's fall is the improve
ment of the currency, for which Wererle's
presence in the cabinet was the best
guarantee. 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 APP
prehensive of a change in Austria's
policy toward the Vatican. Should the
imperial government give moral support
TO the refractory magnates, closer un-
derstanding with the holy see and es-
arrangement from Italy would be the inn
mediate result. The consequent strain
upon the triple alliance would probably
break the bonds. Emperor Franz Joseph
went to Buda-Pesth this evening. Unless
he makes terms with Wekerle the feud
between the crown and the people will
have grave consequences.
TIE CHAOS IN BULGARIA.
In Bulgaria the present chaos has been
caused by Prince Ferdinand's mother,
who induced him to oust Stambulof in
the hope of conclliatlng the car and OBJ
tanning the recognition of the powers.
The Zankoffist refugees are already troop
ing back to Bulgaria because they expect
Russia to get control of the Bulgarian
army shortly and make them all officers.
The few Sofia dispatches which are
passed by the censor Indicate that the
new cabinet intends to make formal
charges of conspiracy, murder and theft
against Stambuloff The present minis
tiers maintain that he invested millions of
state funds in Paris and London for his
personal purposes.
CIVIL WAR FEARED.
The conviction here is that Stambuloff's
partisans have strong support in the
army, upon which the eftlminite Co
burger has never secured a firm hold, and
that civil war is likely. Such war
would result in Russian and Turkish in
terference. 1t is reported that Prince Fer
dinand has offered to close with the car a
military convention by which a Russian
general would be placed in command of
the Bulgarian army, although neither
Austria nor Turkey would agree to such
an arrangement.
The wound left in Emperor Williams
cheek by the operation of Friday is heal
ing rapidly. Yesterday he walked in the
park Of the new palace and gave
audiences TO several ministers. His
latest hobby is TO reproduce the military
evolutions made by Frederick the Greats
troops in battle. He has ordered the
kings grenadiers to give an imitation of
the battle of Liegnitz The Austrians
will carry yellow flags in this sham bat
tie to distinguish them from the Rrena-
diers, who will represent the Prussians.
Prince George Of SaXony, Gen. Count
Waldersee and other conspicuous soldiers
have been invited to see the performance.
THE BOY PRINCES ON PARADE.
The three young imperial princes on
parade with their regiments are favor
ite spectacle now with the people Of Pots
dam and Berlin. All Of them drill daily
with company of the First Guards. Last
Tuesday they took part in the grand re
view on the Tempelhofer Field, and
Joined in the march past the en-
perOr. They were a com1cal sight as
they trotted along, sword in hand,
trying to keep even with the big six-foot
guardsmen AT the end of the final
charge they were quite breathless. At
the parade in POttsdam on Thursday the
two elder boys marched beside the first
line in fair time, although the younger,
Eitel Frederick, often lost step, and had
to break into trot to get back in place.
The emperor seemed to be delighted with
the performance.
The Turpin scandal in Paris Is not
taken seriously here. The wonderful ex-
plosive which Turpin was supposed TO
have invented and sold TO the German
government, had never been heard Of in
the Berlin war office before it was made
an issue in the Chamber of Deputies.
The whole sensation is deemed unworthy
of notice.
BAyARIA's LIBERAL PRINCE.
Prince Ludwig, heir apparent to the
Bavarian throne, has made another nOta-
bly, liberal speech. His text was the
action of the Bavarian lower house in
rejecting the proposal to appropriate
10000 marks to the initial work Of cut
ting the Danube Main canal 81 always
work for the public welfare" he
said. II feel that the old
laws and customs are no longer
suited To the necessities Of the day and
must be abrogated mean to do my ut
most in favor of progress, although ! am
conscious that 1 can do nothing without
the qanction Of the peOule 1 shall alWavs