The Washington times., 1905-09-29
HUNGARY SETTLING
WITH D|SCONTENT
Coalitionists Have Given
Def to the Emperor.
REVOLUTION IN THE AIR
An Apparent Quiet After Riots Regarded
as ominous = Parliament
Also on Edge

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Sept. 2s.-
The opinion is gaining ground here
that quiet will continue until October
TO- when parliament will assemble.
IL IS feared, however, that there will
De a violent renewal of the quarrel be-
tween sIhe--ceaiislenist4s-a ana .tbt- King
Emperor, Francis Joseph. at that time.
The situation will then probably become
acute If the Emperor continues 10 re-
luse 20 appoint n coalitionist as pre-
mier
1t is believed that the parliament will
reiuse 10 obey the monarch II he at
tempts to adjourn the session, thus
bringing about an open breach wita
francis Joseph. and making the parlia-
ment practically a duplicate of the
French convention. which was The fore
runner of the French revolution.
If serious disorders occur. the coneiot
will probably be between the supporters
of the coalition and the socialists who
are as bitterly opposed to Francis Kos
suth and coalition leaders as they are to
the Emperor
Emperor is Determined.
1t is stated today that the Emperor is
determined to reappoint Baron Feier-
vary as premier. If this is done 1t will
have the worst possible effect and prob
ably bring matters TO the breaking
point
A telegram received here from Kas-
chau. Hungary. states that the com
mandant of the Thirty-fourth Infantry
stationed there has refused to grant the
applications of officers of the regiment
to leave their commands. saying that
the country now needs all the men upon
which she can absolutely rely.
There is quiet here today following
the riots of the past twenty-four hours.
Then the excitement ran high
Students led in the disorder, which
found its beginning at the university.
Three students with socialistic tenden-
cies We're attacked by nationalist stu
dents and roughly handled Afterward
some three hundred nationalist students
marched to the hospitals. visiting those
who were injured during the rioting
yesterday evening.
Theological students are also Joining
in the nationalist movement A meet
ing of students has been called TO die
cuss the situation. local merchants
protection in case of renewed denonstra-
uOns-
Repeated Collisions.
There have been repeated collisions
between the socialists and the support
ers OF the coalition, due to the hostility
or the former 10 the latter because the
coalition refuses to accept unreservedlv
the socialist program of universal s,,f-
frage. fayoring an extension OF the fran
chise
Further, the socialists declare that The
coalition does not represent the great
mass of The people, and that its deal
ings with the crown cannot further the
principle of the sovereignty of the peo-
pie, as II only speaks in the name Of
persons who are voters by virtue OF he
ing rate payers.
Demonstrations in favor of the coali-
the socialists. who have decided to pre-
vent them by making counter manifes-
tauons. This attitude of the socialists
II is believed. will lead to further dis
turbanCes.
Torchlight professions I'm honor of
Francis Kossuth. Count Apponyi. and
Baron Banffy had been arranged for
october ?. but they have been prohibited
by the police. who feared that tbev
would lead to disorders.
Socialists Dispersed.
When socialists gathered again this
time in front Of the Imperial Club. the
police We're more energetic. and dis
persed the groups as soon as they form
ed, thus preventing disorder. At a
meeting OF democratic clubs IL was de-
cided to hold grand torchlight process
sion In the near future. This decision
gives rise TO some uneasiness and IL is
possible that the procession will be post
poned until after the convention OF the
supporters of the coalition parties. Octo-
Der 3.
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