Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-28
Alleged. to Have staksd Much to Win
Little in Contest.
lFctprloN ACCORDED KINGS hpPolSTtE
Z wul Story Told Of Blot in Hungary
is Repested.
Go siATt,M:N ARE ACCUSED OF FRAUD
wen who Perfected Austro-Hunssrian
Alliance Are Said to Have
NisIed the King ON
Subject.

VIENNA. Jan. 27.--Cspecial Cablegram TO
the Bee. line TACT that the dlrIerences
OF opinion between Austria and Hungary
are so slight makes 1t extremely diiicuIt
for the world to realize that though slight.
tncy are really serious. II Is not forgotten
tnaJ trouble over the appointment OF the
consuls resulted in the separation OF Swe
deH and Norway and that probably thc
differences of opinion which resulted Ia
a subdivision of the scandinavian peninsula /
were originally no greater than those when
are at present troubling Emperor Franz !
Joseph; but in spite of all this 1t does APP |
pear difiicult TO make even the neiGhbors |
vi Austria and hungary understand what |
tae trouble is all about.
Last spring before the Hungarian crisis |
ndd assumed its present aggravated form, |
Balkan politician of some influence and |
Importance in his own state called upon !
acquaintance In Vienna TO ask what !
secret object the Hungarians were really !
pursuing. Ultimately, separation from |
Austria. but Immediately the granting uf
u few dozen Hungarian words OF com
tnand," was the reply. Yes" said the
5alkan politician that Is what the peo-
ole say" but / want to know the real OBJ
feet OF the Magyars. You cannot make
cation from Austria. For us Balkan states
separate Hungary would be a boon. 1t
would be quite another matter for us II
wc had only to deal with the hungarian
government in Budapest and not with the
Austro-IIungarian government in Vienna"
Although the Vienna man spared no pains
- explain the nature OF the Hungarian cri-
s. which IL must be admitted. is tech
h'tai as the theology of the Scottish Free
r:.urch and Scottish United Free church
controversy, the Balkan politician went
away maDlfcsuy disappointed and dissatis-
dcd at what he thought a polite re-
fusal to tell the whole truth. His re-
'sctancc TO believe that the Hungarians
laid be sacrificing their interests and the
-ihuencc of the dual monarchy In the
caikans without s0nio all-iniportsnt secret
ain represented n state of mind through
snich all The Balkan governments. as well
as individual polticians. have rescptly
,slFfcd. Now they arc beginning to believe
LAT the Hunsarians are not pursuing any
s~erct ain and consequently the diplomats
tic Balkan states are beginning TO make
...s while the sum shines
Trouble nj DcbrecEin.
-.c Royal Freeburs OF Dobrcczn the
..st aiasSar Of Hungarian cities. mas once
-,,dil taken the lead IN the ueicilse Ot Hun
-.ti..n iishls. IL was to Debreczin THAT in
1915. the Hungarian Llct repaired and
'l Aprii ~. lS4?, the i1apsDurg dynasty
''as tncrc declared by I>ossuth 10 be de-
snroned. The present controversy is GER
AMY less glorious. though In the present
,Ncited state of public opinion to Hunsa-
'ans they probably will appear less heroic
Ine klng. on the proposal OF his Hun
,arian ministry. recently appointed an
,dcrly official named Kovacs to be hign
snerin Of Haidu county, of which Debreczn
IS the chief town. The good burghers Of
nebreczin resolved TO receive the newcomer
N manner worthy of the best traditions
Il the place A decree of boycott and ex-
communication was accordingly drawn up
by committee of public safety and pla-
isrded In the streets. Tho day and the
hour of the new high sheriff's arrival not
1eins known, hearse drawn by two
lroken down hacks met every train from
budapest for some days and large as
semblage of citizens armed with rotten
'sgs. sticks and stones escorted the funeral
,quipage. Finally their perseverance was
aewarded. Tho representative OF the klng
"ho is IS years Of age. arrived from Buda
'est by the evening train. Iowls and
insults from the crowd Induced him to
lelay his appearance. hut the doughty
iim with rotten eggs. threw him on the
ground and trampled on him. II is claimed
hat the crowd. which consisted OF intelIi-
gent and educated men, then lifted hin
~ so that he could be more effectively
stoned and beaten. Despite his pleadings
&c was placed i'm the hesrse and stoned by
he crowd to the singing of the Kossuti
lymn. Badly bespattered and beaten. h,
vas finally rescued by two bank clerks. ans
he police being ordered out succeeded II
inording him protection until he recovered
'ufficiently TO return TO Budapest
Every effort Is being made to bring abou
the downfall OF Count Goluchowski II 4
elaimed by the Hungarian coalition that th,
comparatively unsympa thetic attitude q
European public opinion toward the tactica
Of the Hungarian leader Is attributable Z,
Count Goluchowski's efforts TO prejudice tn
press OF the world against Hungary I'm
ess circumstances change. however,
seems hardly probable that either the Goa
dtion leaders or the military Italianophobs
in Vienna viii witness their Efforts crowne
with success. Those who intrigue agains
the count are loudest and most bitter 4
their assertions that it seems imposslbl
10 shake the confidence OF the emperor 4
Count Goluehowski
Complaints are made that Count Juliu
Andrassey. as head OF the dissenting liberal
or constitutional party. in his recent ad
dress declared that pcace between IN
crown and the Hungarian nation was dc
sirable; that II must be an honorable peac
acceptable to both parties; that the crow
must yield without fear to the wishes of IN
nation just as IL had yielded in 1857 agains
the advice OF shOrtsighted councillor
thereby securing for Austria and Huns ar
forty years Of prosperous tranquility. di
Welding Of the king in 1861
Say Crown Was Hoodwinked.
II is claimed that he did not tell n
whole truth In regard TO the 1891 eompac
and did not point out that had not CoaI
Andrassey's father and Deak had the II
sight TO perceive the danger OF attempliu
10 eurtan the military l,rerogatives OF Il