The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-25
HUNGARY ON EDGE OF REVOLT.
GERMAN EMPERORS OFFER OF
HELP TO AUSTRIA.
would Lend Troops to Francis Joseph II
Hungary Rebelled At the Same Time
Soldiers Were Needed In Macedonia
Riot in Diet Over Insult to King.

Hungary keOelleO ~ INC SSA'O A"U
Soldiers We're Needed In Macedonia
Riot in Diet Over Insult to King.
Special Cable Despatehes to THE sun,
LONDON, Sept "a despatch from
Berlin To the Daily Mail says that. as
result of the recent visit OF En-
peror william and Chancellor Won Buelow
10 Vienna, Germany has undertaken to
assist Austria with troops, should the latter
country be compelled to intervene with
armed forces in Macedonia and at the
same time called on to suppress revolution
in Hungary.
That the Austrian military authorities
regard such revolution as possible can
be gathered from the fact that special
plan of mobilization drawn by the Austrian
chief of staff was submitted to the Kaiser
while he was in Vienna.
VIENNA, Sept. 2.-To-days sitting OF
the lower house of the Hungarian Diet
was marked by scenes of the greatest dis
order. Ono member charged the Premier
with completely in the bribery committed by
Count Ladislaus Szapary. Another inter-
rupted the Premier by shouting; We no
longer believe in the words Of the King
The sitting was suspended amid great
uproar.
The member who made the insulting re-
mark about the Emperor was Herr barapas,
the rival of Kossuth His remark raised
n storm such as has not been witnessed
since the revolution.
There were bowls of indignation on nearly
all sides and shouts OF Hang him, the
traitor houpd!'
The President demanded that Barabas
should apologize, but the majority OF the
members would not listen and shouted:
No explanation; to the gallows with him!'
Some Infatuated members rushed at
Barabas to strike him, whereupoi several
Kossutbist members formed circle around
him to protect him. Suddenly Deputy
Cajary shouted. Long live the Kingl'
This cry was taken up in stentorian tones
by all the members Of the Liberal and
Peoples parties and the people in the
galleries.
The Kossuthist Deputy Endrey then
entered the Presidents tribune and
shouted Long live the Constitution
This reawakened cries OF Long live the
King"
Finally the President secured silence
and called ON Herr Barabas to explain
his remarks.
The latter began his speech by saying
that the whole country was filed with
bitterness over events Of the last few days.
the reference being to the Emperor's en-
phatic announcement that the movement
in favor of the independence OF the Hun
garian army could not be tolerated.
Barabas's voice was drowned with shouts
such as I'VE do not want speech Finally
Barabas sat down and refused to say any
thing
The president then moved a vote Of CEN
sure, and amid shouts of Long live the
King" the motion was carried by an over
whelming majority. The House then ad-
journed.
The situation is very excited one and
threatens a grave crisis. The Kossuthists,
or Hungarian Nationalists, have been for
long time agitating the question of nation
alizing the Hungarian army and procuring
the concession that the commands shall be
given in the Hungarian language instead OF
in German.
The refusal of the King and Government
to grant this concession incensed the Ma
tionalists. who have been preventing parlia-
mentary government and have been taking
measures which some regard as fast leading
to n serious conflict between Hungary and
Austria