THE EUROPEAN SITUATION.
(PBR PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Buda Pesth, May 27, Herr Tisza has ad?ised the Hungarians to refrain from exhibiting at Paris, because if political troubles ensued it was possible their goods might be damaged and the nation insulted. Paris, May 28. The recent warning given by Herr Tisza against the Hungarians exhibiting at the Paris Exhibition, is greatly exciting the French. St. Petersburg, May 27. The Czar, replying to a deputation, who offered congratulations upon the anniversary of the ninth century of the Christian religion m Russia, hoped the year would not be disturbed by war. Constantinople, May 27. The railway line from this city to Saloniea is now open for traffic. London, May 27. j It is stated that Germany and Austria have entered into an agreement to increase the duties on Russian imports. , The railway has been opened to the ancient city of Samarcand, m Turkestan.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1853, 29 May 1888, Page 3
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149THE EUROPEAN SITUATION. Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1853, 29 May 1888, Page 3
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