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(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH—OOPYBIGHT) .Recto's Telegrams. : Behlin, March 8. The Bill, for the increase of the German army during a period of seven years; has been read a first time in the Reichstag. London, March B.' The death is announced of the Rev,' Henry Ward Beecher, aged 75. He has been ailing since' Saturday' last,' when he had a severe .apoplectic attack. • ' "' . ' , \ ' March 9. The chief draughtsman at the (jhatham 'Dockyard has been dismissed for having.sold designs to, the American Government, A general impression prevails that Bussia will remain quiescent with regard to Bulgarian affairs. The Marquis of Lothian has been appointed to succeed Mr Arthur Balfour as Secretory for In the House of Commoni list
night the essential points of the cl6ture rules were passed. Vienna, March 8. It is stated'that in conversations which have taken place, between the Emperor Francis Joseph and prominent members of the Delegations, his Majesty has expressedevery confidence that the peace of Europe will be maintained. ' . '
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2545, 10 March 1887, Page 2
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