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[REUTER’S TELEGRAMS.] By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. THE IMPERIAL INSTITUTE. EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS. PROJECTED SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATION IN LONDON. GOVERNOR AND COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF GIBRALTAR. RUSSIA AND BULGARIA. (Received October 19, 10.5 p.m.) London, October 18. The Prince of Wales will meet the Executive Commissioners of the Colo-nial-Indian Exhibition at an early date for the purpose of discussing the establishment of the Imperial Institute. Rustem, the Turkish Pasha Ambassador in London, has addresssed a communication to Lord Iddesleigh with reference to Egyptian affairs, bub its contents have not transpired. (Received October 20, 1 a.m.) October 19. The Chief of the Metropolitan Police has written to the promoters of the projected Socialist demonstration on the occasion of the Lord Mayor’s show on the 9th proximo, stating that the proposed procession will provoke grave disorder, and probably endanger life, and the authorities will hold the Socialists responsible for any consequences resulting from the projected procession. General the Hon. A. E. Hardinge, C. 8., is appointed Governor and Com-mander-in-Chief of Gibraltar, vice General Sir John Millar Adye. (Received October 19, 10.5 p.m.) St. Petersburg, October 18. It is stated, on what is believed to be official authority, that the Russian Government has no intention of occupying Bulgaria, unless something unforeseen should compel them to do so. [special to press association. London, October 18. It is stated that during the Afghan scare Russia had men-of-war stationed in such a position as to cut the various cables. The St. Petersburg Yiedomosti urges that a Russian army should march on Varna. Cholera is spreading in Hungary and Croatia. Hanlan lays claim to the championship, on the strength of Beach’s refusal to meet him in England, and offers to row anyone on the Thames for £SOO a-side. The Sportsman states that Beach has resolved to retire from aquatic contests, either at Home or abroad.
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Kumara Times, Issue 3109, 20 October 1886, Page 2
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