Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-02
EUROPE AND JAPAN.

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Pt~@s-s E@p-rsr wtut.sa re~art.x 80
the tar >trhais. Thank. Hfuns~lf -
trP~ss IN ort-as.I As.ir.-J.ps.-s
frt~asi- IN ft-rfin-
EKsgtS. April - -tserrnaay'x de-
eision - Join Russia and Fraue- in the
protest against the >himouc~eiSi treaty
surprised 4nst sispleAsed the majority
OF German polfthcianA IL was such q
Sudden departure from the empires
policy Of nouint~rference that At the
hrSt report of i By the semi-oeicizi
daiiies- the general impression was
that Germany had plunget incon.ider-
ately into dangerous policy. May
p~r~oa> expressed doubt that the
eaatloas sad exp-riene<d Hoheul0he
hsd directed the move In Beriin
its~if Puhiis opiniou carries littIe
weight in fpg~ixa Affairs. a. nost -
the p<opse arr radicals and socialist
Who do not ezre mzch FOR internx,sousi
politics. In the provincial capitals.
however, the nevspsp-rS have agreed
With the Berlin dafli-s Ia their atsftuss@
to the xoveram~nt1s actiga in -.
orienE
The Eo>isisshe Zeituux's seul-oss-
eiai a0s5o-s % the ioint protest have
hsen ree~5ve,i With siguiscznt siIsuee
% adverse criticism In the las. thre-
days the belief hss grown thst Esn-
p~roF William planned aud directed
the nev move personally - A. 70 hi-a
ttfF himself with Russia fss-rixu p.oJ
icv aad show the - Peter burg court
hls approval - the czar's managing
International p.Diitis-s - hh~ oxa t4sr~-
He prooa bly, aial- also ~ demse>rr1tc
to the ear how much BETTER it = -
have a taithful ally iisr ssernanT ia
stead q sels~h oa~ ike EaxlAn.s
wash = likely AZ anw time - Zip
away and look after her uwn iat~ress.
Ntthasat stopping 70 bu-p~t o.h-r~ less
saxas1oas Thrs exPlanasiou % sh.-
snp~rurs coustuer : >apportesi ~ tn
p>rsous Dsl~t intimately Reslaz ins-sf
Sish th~ ears p.rs-uiizritiss-
>ssA.t.. rss-k. Hian.-ff a. Esp-~s q.
tfrt~sf.f M.rs~r.
Ever slzs- his tour throuxh Chia.
ant Japan Niehslas II has Regarded
himsslf a. an rxp-rt3 sd<~ % ori~ntxl
impressed aim and p-rhaos frixat~n--s
him littie lie has bad WORK ou th~
tranS->lh-riaa railway pash~ss tar-
ward Vita al po-.ible speed vith
view "a asinx is sor the trznsPorrxtissu
% iruop= 70 eaS. Asa Hfs opinion -
that sh- war oaxht tss b~ u-,sspo1@,i. e
9-1s>i DC untii the rAflvzw shall ~
ready for al sh~ a~@- - a sfrzt~xts
rziLWav an& rhu- cuabi~ Eas.ia -
piaF the arbitrator % zrzirs "a th~
yellow 40
AicxAnsl<r III eff - ais 80 alsasss
satir-lE .h~ shzpin- - bis pslp-v -
var'i Chizs ant Jsp@a. for h~ o-ls<r-.f
the Tsrug asan h2a ga "a. knowledge
of a'sth p~nples dartnx b. iaurz~v a
the s4az-
Emp~rar xBlisaa aa.ss tn ezzr's a.
.saluse 9-rsssual eoztr.1 - E4Ssia-s A.
tsaa m sA- Car eass highly 20 ~ enn-
a~udabl~
A.saas. Krf-as. 10 s~rita
~ thst th~ ear 4 aarsiar an ah-ar-f
rraesazes against J4pan- They as..srs
hs sasaesi J4pzn - P-n-tpou~ th~ va
zat5l EaSsia could - fuilv prrpar-.l =,
dsznelssh ths< vicsoz and dictate rhs
Shai< trvatF = psae~- Th-v er5siss5zs
Sharply shs emp@rur's ex-rtions -
eonhrfu the ear IN his p~s-uliar vier-s
u Iapan = ohlig.atiaus - Eassiz- The
eup%rar> few d~t~nsIerS- hsss-~rxr
thiuls i ri<ht t5 make sli-ht sacrire~
to tickle The exar'~ vanity. FOG the
saS- - psae-- th~v hSld- Japan au-ha
- respect rs ma iessy-s feeling. a. the
present azan~ns even at some east -
herself