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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 53, 30 August 1895, Page 2

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♦ U TRADE UNION CONGRESS. j FRENCH JOURNALIST IN DIS- r [GRACE. , FALSTAFFIAN MODE OF ESCAPE. c THE CZAR CAUSING TROUBLE. (Per Press Association.) | London, August 28. ] The Sultnn of Turkey has vainly appealed to France and Russia to mitigate the stringent reforms demanded by Great Britain in Armenia Messrs Henry Broadhurst and Keir- • Hardie are debarred from attending the f Trade Union Congress at Cardiff, as only working members are admitted. It is expected that Parliament will prorogue on Thursday. . Paris, August 29. It is reported that the Due D'Orleaus abandons the Royalist propaganda, and j ceases to subsidise the Royalist press. ( Senator Magaier, editor of L'Even- , ment, who was summoned to appear be- , fore the Chamber on an indictment charging bim with accepting 100,000 , francs iv connection with the South of , France railway scandal, is said to haye \ escaped from his residence concealed in , a basket containing dirty linen. Scores ] of detectives were watching the house , at the time. Constantinople. August 29. It is reported here that Great Britain, Russia, and France have invited signatories to the Treaty of Berlin, to the appoint - ment of Commission to control reforms demanded in Armenia. "Vienna, August 29. The Czar's present of munitions of war to Montenegro has created a profound sensation in Austria, and is regarded as a prelude to war in the spring.