The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26
HUNGARIAN NATION
WEAR|ES OF CONFLICT
Recent Election Resulting in
Overthrow of Separatists Is
Most Gratifying.
BY EMIL ANDRASSY.
al Cable TO The Tribune

| Special Cable 10 The Tribune
VIENNA. June 25.-The complete over
throw OF the Hungarian Separatists In
the last general election has not Only
been one OF the most remarkable, but
the most gratifying development in the
politics OF the empire Of recent years
Count khucn- Hedervary. the Hungarian
premier, will have behind him fully two
thirds OF the new Hungarian diet Ii
Is doubtful. in fact, II the kossuth-
Josth 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 kossuth party to the
neiohsta'' M have now deserted these lead
crs for deputies advocating duallsIn.
After such n decisive defeat no one.
either here or in Hungary. is disposed TO
take too tragically the threats of OBJ
struction by the Kossuth and Justh fac
ions The Hungarian nation is wearled
OF the long and fruiIless conflict which
has materially ruined the country Any
attempt. therefore to disturb the great
work which is awaiting the new parlIa-
ment by recourse To obstruction will meet
with very doubtful success The result
OF the Hungarian election campaign, the
progress OF which is hourly reported 10
the Emperor Francis Joseph has exceed
ingly gratiied the monarch who has
wired Count Khuen TO this effect,
Serious Election Riots.
Serious conflicts took place in conncc-
ton with the elections. At Koerpen,
near Karansebes, the constituents blew
up parsonage with dynamite after the
priest had voted for the government
party. Proflting by the existing turmoil
In order 10 decide their quarrel at Ziget- :
kamara, band OF Tziganes had an en-
counter with number of Roumanians.
Joune kosarkar. the Gypsy queen headed
her companions in the fight. and fell dag
ger in hand. three other women being
killed with her. Two men perished on
the side of the opponents. while the
gendarmes succeeded in arrestinE twen-
ty-onc Tziganes, who were all more or
less wounded, In Hungary, apparently,
politics is considered to be more i'm
portant than religion, for the priest of
Turnad. giving his support to agitntion
on behalf of the government a consider
able number of Catholics became Prot
cstants.
Another Sore Spot Healed.
The recent tour OF the emperor TO Bos-
MIA and Herzegovina has resulted in
curing another sore place in the empire.
The re-establishment OF the ancient
Kingdom of Bosnia and Herzegovina, de-
stroyed by the Turks in 1863, has caused
the greatest enthusiasm in those prov
inces and they are now believed to be
thoroughly loyal to the empire All along
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 Of
ficers awaited his majestys arrival at
Saraievo Station, which was magnificent
ly decorated. The emperor who did not
seem in the least fatigued after his
twentyhours journey. was acclaimed
with great enthusiasm. After the cX
change of most cordial greetings the
emperor. at the side OF the chief of the
Bosnian government, Gen. Naresanin dc
Wares. followed by a magnificent cortegc,
proceeded iii q carriage and four. with
outriders, escorted by guards, to the
palace, passing on the way through mag
nincently decorated streets lined with
troops to the accompaniment Of the
spontaneous and enthusiastic ovations Of
the immense crowd.
Emperor Is Democratic.
Despite the dismay of the court Off
cials the emperor. in the most demo-
cratic fashion walks among the publlant
crowds and speaks with the people with
out the least ceremony, AS may be i'm
ayined. their enthusiasm has been dou-
bIed thereby. A touching incident is re-
lated OF the eInpcror's visit TO the monu-
menl Of Visolo, erected TO the memory
OF the soldiers who fell in the Bosnian
war OF 1878. He spent some minutes be-
fore the monument with uncovered head
in silent prayer. Then he stopped and
pucked single Wild flower and laid II
on the stone which covers the last rest
ing place OF so many brave soldiers.