THE EUROPEAN SITUATION.
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Parts, February 5. Le Temps to-day declares the recent utterances of the French Ministers to have been of a pacific character. London, February 6. The panics which occurred on the Continental Bourses prove to have been the work of speculators. Lonhon, February 6. The export of horses has been prohibited m Austria. Grueff, BendererT, and other refugees have been arrested at Bucharest for endeavoring to foment a revolution m Bulgaria and Roumania. London. February 7. The appeal of his Holiness the Pope to the Roman Catholic candidates for seats m the Reichstag has caused dismay m the ranks of the clerical party. The elections are likely to result m favor of the Government Bbbmn, February 7. Addressing a meeting last night, Herr Windhorst declared that the Roman Catholic electors of Germany would disregard the Pope's advice to support those candidates who would vote for the increase m the army Bill.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1478, 9 February 1887, Page 3
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156THE EUROPEAN SITUATION. Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1478, 9 February 1887, Page 3
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