New-York tribune., 1896-10-05

The c;overnment administration. and in he school
which the Russian Government has openrd a. sou h
Muecovie language military tactics. etc iner' ar
besds Knsss9 King OF corea resides At
the Russian Legation, and finds in ihe ozar envoy
his principal adviser
King oscar has sent through the Norwegian dee-
gate 10 the Council OF State al Stockholm COM
munication 10 the leading newspapers at 'hrs'ldna'
expressly DENYING the remarks ascribed to him IN
the alleged interview published by the ber'h i"s'
hlatt" and other German newspapers IL may ~
remembered that the interview in question con-
tanned such astounding denunclations ot the eN-
plorer Nansen and OF the Norwegian people III gen
er2 mngle win hres a. hn Ss 10 oninr Et1 moi moi wisely
bur too well prior the audience grained 20
the German correspondents fiis an'hori5n,dV m .d hen
NAL Of the utterances win whrh ~ ne ~ IN On
credited will far TO relieve the Sltali IN III Xor
nectiOn with the ome~hat 'r'u'"' ""'"''"'
weeian situation.
lis not only the United States bui also iermany'
,ba, "a being assailed with violent reproaches IN
Spain a. contributing largely TO the di"'u''''S
under which the unfortunate kingdom il now stag
cerins The Madrid newspapers. and IN ia''' tle
press throughout the peninsula. are denouh'mg 'he
subjects OF Emperor William, not only as reSPoh-
sibie in great measure for the insurr-choh III
cuba. and particularly in the Philippine Islands
bur also for republican agitation at barcelona
and I'm other great centres Of commerce and Industry
I'm spain These republican disturbances are m
deed among The most serious features OF the pres
AMI .t,,,i,u and are ascribcd 10 the important par
which German freemasons play IN the lodges Of me
r,ft in Sp,in Cariisis. ~ well A. the ulird' on
srryativa supporters 4 the Government. are Io"d
n their demands for the immediate closing ~ al me
lodges throughou; ihc l>insdcm ana Ipi .'r pII XIII
hbou Of thu craft, ~irp "hi'h' 100. no" I, ,r
,r.a, with widespread opposition. since uoi unN ,nt
iii.r,i .N-l-,l-r and eS-Premier Sagdsit. bil ASo
me late King Alphouso. have been rn"nher- oi th th'
.r,,t ass n,ffsnt than the peopl" Of the United
states IN. Germans are b"glnnins 10 ..o" .' ,1tr
,hi. ahuseon the part OF Spain. and the I.uto','
press j. assIming tone ."hhh 'l',. .' .t ,. 40
CONTINUING OF friendly relations h"i"''" '"' WV
coIntrie1.
There j. every reason 10 appreh~nd ih'i France
,,fff he. compelled % send oIt 10 Madagascar an
.,r military exp.ditlon even larger than the first
~ b wishes 10 retain possession of me island vH'
.f8. of the capita and Few sea coast towns TIE
entire country L. in condition % anarchy ana 80
..rlous has the situation hecOm" nat li h"S "''"
found necessary ~ replace the 'i'l Po'rrnor-"'"-
eral and re~aenN Lstoche ~ Grn-ra 1''.,r ,n
80 is Invested with dicfatorial powers over 'h"
fntIc IRE t'e ,ba Outset fSiiowlne the example OF Ens
land Egypt with regard to ne na,r bo
..,ed ana suppsnied by bt"nd n"" TT, ,i,,l.l
minis;ration. should hayr n,nn K"p & p" br e,veTn
mont of the island
King Ieopod. much disturbed by the outcry OF
,,,.,or lreated throughout Europe by tho pub
,,,.o, NJ the atrocities ascribed 90 his k"lsian
oecer. IN the Congo Free STATE. mas end"aVor'd 70
conciliate popular opinion by constituting sort o.
Council OF Supervision. composed ~ 'aih'i., .an @
catholic Bishop whose function 10 VII n' 10 kr'p
the Free State Government intornen 80 - . ~ - M
Il i.tfar's or1rlaS nh"vnE IN" spirit ahu 'r't'
a. tho n.u regulations. winch nave Iu-l W''i,
Gecreed los his Majesty for ne -kpr"s- fSn,,yi
ppr,ei,ies a. those recently described hy Mr Far
minter
s,, bts accession 10 the throne Of Germany. eight
ve,rs ago Emperor William has compui9oriy fe-
tired no less than 10 Generals from acisve .rrvi.r
and mis- fact i AT the present moment CONTINUING
~ ,tiert OF condemnatory comment by ne press
Of very shade of public opinion III me hmp"'-
Ar,onr the foreign visitors TO ne courts of Europe
| ,.x, summer will be the new Shah o' Persia. VINO
Though he has not yet long been on thr ihro"''
has nevertheless given promise OF deYriorns mo
,niabc and courtrcus open 70 the Influence oi NV
IDEAS. and sincerely anxious 10 ibe per.ian ,d-
| much needed Western REFORMS III '"' ''''"' ''
| mlnistration
q.,r. seems a. Last 10 be some hope oi hndi sell
,l.ru4nt Of the tedious Dclagoa Railroad con'ro-
! yers, For the two experts of the Court OF Arp'-
ration have handed the latter hst OF persThs ,!
rom I, ~ report in Noycnher. ana the definite
| tr6gmrnt mas be given Immediately aft"rwAr'.
s,oer.,i,tou. A.. j. the Emperor of Russia vino has
be.n led hy the numerous tragica events ih"' nave
| .ignalized mis- brief reign 10 cohS'u'' n''"''' "
| .,.otoo.d Il IL doubtful whether hr VIII consent
,o ,bat uorfIon of the programme Oi ies'iNus VI
e,nizrd by the French Government ior hi- s- enros
lalIiii'" lalIit - ni.,hi al Versailles In the chamber
Is, nrc,Ipied by The Inflated King LOUIS A\i ana
| Queen Marie An'oih"''e
The DISPUTE between The Austrian and hungarian
| Governmenis regarding the terms % r'd'J"S''"''
| Of the de-cnnia agreement - 10 'h' ''''''' " W.
. ,i,. eyo.nses OF ne monarchy hhs passed INTO 4
|
| .,.r,rr.nt WA prepared 20 be content win an IN
| crease OF the Hungarian quota from ~ 70 ~ ,n ~,
! ,,rorements or to pay fOr the relative decinr IN
| The prosperity Of her senior p tho ,r,'Zm-
| 1innallsis having threatened syst-inHc .i"
and the Opposition party VIII 20 10 ,nv vo,n' nj
ne cry h tnstriai" on The other hand +; i known
ih, ,mtl.Semitic leader. Or lues-r proposes
ihal lne Question OF the negotiations with Hun
% 81. ' .st. in the Austrian Reichsrdth thi- month
nd II is toleraby certain tha thing wili shorty D
anu ~ h''cb - country which Will raise the reciprocal
| evaporation 20 the Dohhg p''c"
r.. pane. envoy to Abys-Ina. who was dis
,,ched for the express purpose OF securing the I'D
sr,tion Of the 2sD odd Italian prisoners SIM i' 'e
| ,nds ~ the Negus. has been most gracl'u'N re-
| , ~ ,h latter and unless King Humberts :
| ''N'" " Us some lniudcious move pointing
'erd y renewal OF hostile operations Ssa'isa
Nbvs,.aia there - every % y, - rsi"r~d 70 free,
| dom.
crh. prussian Government has begun the con
| ..,t,r NJ , railroad yidduct which l. to be the
,a,.t.., 4, Europc eclipsng both In height ana III
,h width Of H. main arch ths ceiepr%,"i b DorrS 10
i ,, ,norfo The total hrlsht ol the ldttti ~ ~
bIlubc d" ,,I,.,.,s the viaduct AT Mueng-'eii VIII
~ an altitude Of neari! W. ire'' "hr ''r pan
| Of The centre arch VIII pe o' l'e'
There has been renewed "eti'i'y during the pas'
,.o or three weeks displayed oy me -
| W. .ras,ing Nihists and some seventy or
| ponce 81 mrssaners after a summary inierrogati atioh,
eighty e"n sent of the gloomy fortress prison
nave lst th,,,y situated about forty miles from
| the capital
- J.cidel not TO permit the death OF