New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
NETS OF THE OLD World.

Prince Ferdinand's days as ruler Of Bulgaria may
now be considered as numbered, since the
murder OF Stambuof has proved insufficient to pro-
pitiate Russia which persists In declining In any
way to accord him recognition The only excuse
that has been put forward by his friends. with the
object of generating him from responsibility in the
assassination of Stambulof and in the attack made
on the foreign ENJOYS the occasion Of the dead
statesman's funeral. is that he is not the master
In his own dominons and has no power 10 enforce
his commands II this be the case. 1t Is manifest
that his continuation on the throne Of Bulgaria Is
deed, but luxury far too costly to meet with the
sppsSval q so thrifty people as the b1,gars H.
that should naturally belong TO him as ruler Of
the country then the death OF the man TO whom
upon the foreign ENJOYS and their wives must be
s na al his door He is. therefore, between the
devil and the deep and II Is difficult 10 under
stand how he can possibly emerge from his present
predicament with any honor or dignity.
While the English Nation has been lavshing large
ans In entertaining the second son Of the Amer
Afghanstan. court. Government and people all
hitting In paying honor TO their unsavory and un-
sympathetic Oriental guest. hts father has been
setting in very unfriendly manner toward his
British allies; for. after capturing Cmra- Khan
against whom the Chtral expedition was directed.
and keeping him under strict surveillance at Cabul
the Ameer suddenly changed his tactics, and
Treated the Khan as an honored guest. 1t Is now
ro@ iS nat the Cntrai ehe1 mas b
sns Indication of further trouble comes news or
funsssSS that was Inc f war; wrI hs eon
test against the English. Under the circumstance
;sy ~ BE- admitted that the courtesy sne nGsp
S Sna as they are not naturally polite nation they
naitted the unfriendly and disioyal action OF the
M nmeer TO influence their conduct toward ms py
lust about as offensive a type OF Oriental as tan
" round anywhere from Constantinopie 10 fekihs
In spite OF the Chauvinism OF the Partisan press
and Of certain class OF Gallo politicians, there
no Government more earnest in Its efforts 10
ven European war than that OF France. For II
Ss0 ,n full well that II things went wrong Il would
nrown OF office instanter. while Il things
ns tight there would equally be an END Of the
vic,annistration. since the General who came pach
'ous would be the master OF france
DIVERSE. indeed. are the methods that are adopted
We popular preachers OF this materialstic age
tsuade the public TO lend willing ear 10 their
Flatons. A clergyman OF the Church OF Eng
40 40 whose parish is at the East End OF London.
- out the inducement OF pipes and tobacco 10
sunday evening congregation. while others are
6cusa 10 offer magic-lantern entertainments waA
a. ~. The mos, extrsordinary OF all however. Is
s.IsNeans which the Rev. Father Joseph. French
a. Ss,x% his sermons. He was accompanied on his
vES wo, by small cannon. or rather m r., any
S e village sufficient number OF times 70 draw draw
piss saptants thereof to the spot where the sUoo
krss was prepared 10 deliver his discourse IN
3 SSssseiy the gunner proved sometimes lacking KING
S .s and caution and the missionary TOUT our
stkes 1er Joseph was brought to tragic close inc
Wx way IN Pyrenean village by the bursting
AN gun. the killing OF two OF the congregation
ne~ manning OF several others. The poor pres.
~ersSsm, In jail a charge OF homicide through
q ~mai negligence.
W~uuural distress is the predominant note Oh
, C.~sniesto just issued by the German SOCIALIST
is.sss which meets in October next at Breslau;
u Az ways and means OF restoring prosperity
sps INDUSTRY are discussed with sobriety un-
h. !" socialistic declarations The bottom is
al r oSe OF old Socialism by the confession
0ist,neei orms must take place within the INES
eee6Ss society, thus ignoring altogether the
80 10 III preliminary destruction formerly SO
vefnan ss,e party. IL Is sign OF the times that
SeSt ssOOc,'a,ilsts. who perhaps the most In
ksc,nHn important OF their class. should have
~ HsoiutS;nn. 70 see that nothing is to be gained
Yea Nato0nn, or anarchy. and that they have In
m11rnmsr, ~ Legislature ready and convenient
ior enecting necessary reforms.
otnoS.s..oe doubted whether the large territorial
which the Chinese Government actins