Tlie> European Situation

Feilding Star, 17 November 1891, Page 3

Tlie> European Situation

♦- PANIC ON THE VIENNA BOUESE. fPFB UNITED PKFSS.ASSOCTATION) St Peteesburo, November 14 AjwidejpreaJ conspiracy has been Moscow,jwjiich proposed to agitate* for the establishment of a Territorial Assembly* y -r~ u } t "" Sixty mdnfbVfs* the nobility' and literary professions,^ as^'^ell as a number of the upper and middle classesjr.liav^l.een on' suspicion'of tieine cdmiected with it, *"^ r Tb7e NeVrYprk^TjnJee thai the Gfermap^pyg^nmfint has secured monopoly " ihe : * sripply^ of » , materials' from the ~TTuited r States in anticipsGont)fJa EutSpearfwarun the spring. jVl'iTj'sfaviSl m-c » >- ! n " InfluenzaV'witn'alarminsr mbftality, is spreading in" 'the JaininV stricken provinces fy.-^ r-v-irti t*ti,it Wheat is'berng 'exported* largely in view r o£prbhioiti6n.»£!Kc> t-s* J^il' '"/ Fears pf^fl /jiyQlt-jSmopg the peasantry are increasing - ~ - - vf/ i OlßiiicE.*Koyeniber 14 The Peace Congress-has resolved to establish a peac6= buijßau in Berne, alsojto urge the partial disarmament ofr European k """armies,, ' l and 7 advocate " arbitration between" workmen and employersl wlthTa^ view^ T to equalise The false report that" the Emperor of Austria had declared that the. Eussiau famine had increased the. chance's of war caused an iminehse'pamc^on the' Bourse. Government -stoclsrfell ttiree per cent in an hour. The panic f <:ansecU a loss of a million pounds and many opeiators are -rmuea. t _ , -, , , „ The pani.c on tLe.Eonrse is ihe severest for ten j'earo. it was only ' wholesale buying T>ys&lbßrt"KbtHschild that sa\ed the market. ** s «■ ; J