Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-26
Old World Reported by Special Cable and Corr
OVERTHROW OFSEPARATISTS
Gratifying DEVELOPMENT in Hunga-
rian Politics.
SERIOUS ELECTION CONFLICTS
Emperor Francis Joseph Expresses
Great Satisfaction over the
Final solution of Pub
lie Problems.
by EMIL ANpRAssY.

VIENNA, June 25.-(Special Dispatch to
The Bee)-The complete overthrow of the
Hungarian separatists in the last general
election has not only been one of the most
remarkable, but the most gratifying de-
velopments in the politics of the empire of
recent years
Count Khuen- Hedervary, the Hungarian
premier will have behind him fully two
thirds OF the new Hungarian Diet 1t is
doubtful. in fact, of the Kossuth-Justh
combination will be able to muster 100 votes
out of the 453 members
Large districts which have for years past
exclusively sent members of the Justh or
the Koosuth party to the Reichsrath have
now deserted these leaders for deputies ad-
vocating dualism. After such a decisive de-
feat no one, either here or in Hungary, IL
disposed to take too tragically the threats
of obstructioB by the Kossuth and Justh
fractions, The Hungarian nation is wearied
of the long and fruhless conflict which
has materially ruined the country. ANY
attempt, therefore, to disturb the great
work which is awaiting the new Parlla-
ment by recourse to obstruction meet with
very doubtful success
Result of the Election.
The result of the Hungarian election cam
palgn, the progress of which Is hourly re-
ported to Emperor Francis Joseph has ex-
ceedingly gratlfed the monarch who has
wired Count Khuen to this effect. Serious
conflict took place in connection with the
elections. At Koerpen, near Karansebes,
the constituents blew up parsonage with
dynamite after the priest had voted for
the government party. Profltlng by the ex-
listing turmoil in order to decide their quar-
! NJ
had an encounter with a number of
Roumanians Joung Kosarkar, the Gypsy
queen, headed her companions in the fight,
and fell, dagger in hand three other
women being killed with her. Two men
persisted on the side OF the opponents
while the gendarmes succeeded in arrest
ing twenty-one Tziganes, who were all
more or less wounded. In Hungary, APP
parenty, politics are considered to be more
important than religion, for the priest of
Turnad, giving his support to agitation on
behalf of the government a considerable
| number of Catholics became protestants.
Effect of EmperOr's visit.
The recent tour of the emperor to Bosnia
and Herzegovina has resulted in curing
| another sore place in the empire. The re-
| establishment of the anrient kingdom Of
Bosnia and Herzegovina destroyed by the
Turks in 14SS has caused the greatest en-
| thusiasm in those provinces and they are
| now believed to be thoroughly loyal to the
empire.
All along the route traversed by, the
royal tran through Bosnia the population
| turned out and cheered enthusiastically.
| At Sarajevo the reception accorded to the
| emperor was most imposing and cordial.
| The ecclesiastical authorities of all creeds,
| the local officials and army officers
awaited his majestys arrival at Sarajevo
station, which was magnificently decor
ated. The emperor, who did not seem in
the least fatigued after MS twenty hours
| journey, was acclaimed with the greatest
| enthusiasm. After the exchange of most
| cordial greetings the emperor, at the side
of the chief Of the Bosnian government,
| General Varesanin de Wares, followed by
| magnificent cortege, preceded in a
carriage and four with outriders, escorted
by guards, to the palace, passing on the
way through magnlficently decorated
| streets lined with troops, to the accom-
paniment of the spontaneous and enthus-
iastic ovations Of the immense crowd.
Despite the dismay of the court officials
the emperor in the most democratic fashion
walks among the jubilant crowds and
| speaks win the people without the least
ceremony. AS may be imagined, their en-
thusiasm has been doubled thereby.
| touching incident is related of the
emperor's visit to the monument of VisokC
erected to the memory OF the soldiers who
| fell in the Bosnian war of 1870 He spent
some minutes before the monument with
uncovered head in silent prayer. Then he
stopped and plucked a single wild flower
! nd Ia ha uUhi hs
last resting place OF so many brave
| anIdiars