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Feilding Star, 19 November 1891, Page 2

i *i- -= — = — = The European Situation

• IPfcU^UNITfeD TRESS AB6OCIATIONJ !* J "'A'portion"of'the l Spauisli^rmy is to be disbanded,_in order _to reduce expenses.' Jf %l v s*».'u«s*i. . > , Pabis, Noirember^lfl. r Queen 1 Natalie repudiatef-ifieFstate- ' meat that she is'reconciled to^s-Kiag k- Milan." <> J'"> - - •<* 'ik;-. -T » Tibhita, Wofeml»r>l7. Count Ealnoky stateaothati Austria ' does not intend to add. -to. ier sphere' 1 of influence in<fhe;Ba)kanß. The Government threaten to prose- . cute the' authors ot the recent panic who spread about the false report . which had such -a disastrous effect. Beblin, November 17. The German Budget shows 'a de- : ficit of hundred and fifty-nine million ' marks, which will 'have to be covered by raising lo'ans^ J " v '""'"' The German estimates provide £60,000 for field railways.' and ' £440,000 for the fortifioation of Heligoland. . T ~ L f _ ' St. Pbtebsbubg, November 17. The Novosti declaresthat Germany is preparing to strike Russia wEile in ; the thrjes of famine..: .W l , " ! J ? Const antikoplk, November 17. Owing to the rumours of coming war • Mussulmans are leaving' the -Dobrudscha by thousands. > R (Received November 19, 10.30 a.m.) St. P-Kteesbubg, Noyember 18. '- . The famine-stricken^ peasants in the provinces of Kharkoo and Ekatefinoslav, <** South Eussia, revolted and much blood* t shed resulted, , ' l~