The European Crisis
By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright. |_PER TOUTED PRESS ASSOCIATION.! St. Petersburg, May 26. In replying to a deputation the Czar assured them that the Russian authorities had made all efforts in the direction of peace. May 27. The Czar, replying to a deputation who offered congratulations upon the anniversary of the ninth centenary of the Christian religion in Russia, hoped the year would not be disturbed by war. Vienna, May 26. The Pesther 3J!ov_ expects that Germany will declare war, in order to terminate the present unbearable situation. Buda-Pesth, May 27. Herr Tisza advised the Hungarians to refrain from exhibiting at Paris, because, if political troubles ensued, it was possible that their goods might be damaged, and the nation insulted. Paeis, April 28. The recent warning given by Herr Tisza against the Hungarians exhib* iting at the Paris Exhibition is greatly exciting the French people.
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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 128, 29 May 1888, Page 2
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