The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-03
CRlNGING TO BRYAN
WISDOM OF THE EAST TACKLES
THE FINANCIAL PROBLEM

THE FINANCIAL PROBLEM
Professar Chosh Of the University OF Cal
cutta Has a Vision of Bryan Enthroned
as the Head OF . Great World Embrac.
pressed Of All Nations, and the ''GoId.
Worshippers" Trembling In His Ante
Chamber. Panicky to Make Terms FoI
IhemseIvss-Genera Foreign News
| New York, Oct. 2.-Professor A. S.
| tive East Indian, sets forth in an arti-
Gle entitled "India's Cause for Silver"
| in the October number OF the North
American Review, the reasons why the
| people of India desire the re-opening of
| the Indian minis. Professor Chosh ar
| raigns the British government for block
ing the way TO an international agree
| ment FOR the reconciliation Of silver.
| charging that by closing the Indian
minis is has confiscated the wealth Of
! the people Of the entire Indian empire.
He expresses the opinion that England
may be forced, out OF regard to her own
| interests, 10 change her course, and con-
cludes:
IF, however, notwithstanding every
treaty, she proves false 10 her own aud
the worlds interest then she may learn
to her cost that other nations can act
without her and may see the very thing
come to pass in retrioution which she
50 long opposed. II she still continues
to block the way, If Senator Wolcott's
mission fail and the Indian minis re-
main unopened, then the last nope Of
India must lie in Mr.. Bryan. II three
years hence his efforts are crowned with
success, which necessarily they must be
if nothing is done meanwhile TO solve
the great question, he will perhaps find
the gold worsnippers of Europe, head
ed by England, waiting in trepidation
in his ante-chamber to entreat an in
ternational agreement. That will be
the hour of his triumph, and in anticipa-
ton of it. the three hundred millions of
Indian will wish him God speed with all
the power of their stricken hearts"
WON'T STAY LICKED.
Bombay, Oct. 2.-Advices received
here from Guistan say the OrakZais are
again gathering in force in the Kuhan-
Xxi valley prepared to resis. the advance
of the British troops. while bands 0;
Mamozais have arrived five miles west
of Khangarboor.
In addition, the Afridis are moving on
Khyosr pass and the telegraph wires
from there to Hangu have once mora
been cut.
The Chamkanis are also raiding. They
attacked a cavalry patrol near Sadda,
but ecamped SO soon as reinforcements
arrived.
A heavy fall of snow has made the
Koh range safe
The Ameer of Afghanistan has issued
a proclamation forbidding his subjects
TO leave Afghanistan TO join the holy
war, under a penalty of 5000 rupees.
RUSSO-FRANCO-YA
Paris, Oct 2.-The Eau Clair today
advocates a o-Russian-American
dreibund. In So doing the newspapers
say it considers Americas commercial
and agricultural support necessary even
in the case of a Franco-German war
and expresses the hope that the new
French ambassador to the United States,
NJ. Jules Cambon, will do his utmost to
bring about the alliance referred to.
BLUE BOOK ON SUGAR.
London, Oct. "A blue book consist
ing of the report OF the royal commits
sion on the West India sugar industry
has been issued. The commission found
the sugar industry to be In danger or
extinction, owing to the bounty system
and protective tariffs, and il suggested
measures of relief. including the en-
enlargement of the trade in fruit with
New York. The commissioners recon-
mended that grant Of money from the
imperial treasury should be made 10 en-
courage this trade and in addition a Loan
of 30 900 pounds for Barbadoes for the
establishment OF a central factory.
NEW GREEK CABINET.
Athens, Oct. at is seni-officially
announced that the Greek cabinet has
been constituted as follows: VI. Zamis,
president of the council of ministers and
corda, formerly minister Of Greece at
Constantinople, minister for foreign at
fairs; General Smolenski, minister OF
war: Admiral Canaris, minister of ma
rine; NJ. STREET.. minister OF finance; NJ.
Panagito Poulo. governor OF the nation
al bank and minister of justice.
The split with ex-Premier Delyannis'
followers is widening. NJ. Delyannis has
issued manifesto disavowing Premier
Zamais, who was tormely Delyannis-
list.
IL was officiallyannounced later that
NJ Zaamas, the president OF the council.
would assume the portfolio OF the for
eign office instead Of that OF the interior;
that NJ. Toman would accept the post
OF minister of justice, and minister Of
marine al interim; VI. Colkerpas that Of
minister of the interior. and that NJ.
Panagitopoulo would act as minister OF
puolic instruction.
At a meeting 90 his supporters held
II ne call Of NJ Delyannis, the promi-
nent persons present refused - enter
the ministry. Al a meeting OF another
faction o: Delyannists II was decided 10
support any steps taken by the minis
Try which would tend 10 hasten The evac-
uation OF Thessaly by the Turks.
The attitude assumed by ". Dslyannis
meets with general approval
Football Season Opens
YALE so; WESLEYAN 0.
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