EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
Speech T57 tie Emperor "William.
Ministerial Crisis ia Australia,
The Late Lori Lytton.
[Per United Press Association.]
Beklin, November 25
The Emperor is reported to have addressed a body of recruiis after his interview with M. de Gim-s, Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs, and to have informed them he hoped the only opportunity they would have of showing their bravery would be confined to peac ful times. His speech has caused some sensation. Vienna, November 25.
Count Taffe'.s Cabinet has been defeated in the Austrian Keiohsiatb.
Paris, November 25
The French Government offered to give the late Lord Lyttou a public funeral befitting a Marshal of France. His relatives, however, declined the offer on the ground that the remains of the late Ambassador were to be buried in England. St. Petersburg, November 26.
The strength of the garrisons on the Russian frontier is to beincreasen. Berlin, November 26.
It is reported in Berlin that General von Caprivi is weary of office, and will probably retire. The rumour has caused a sensation iu financial and political circles. London, November 26.
The European press consider the oudook pacific, and ragard M. de Goers' tour as an indication that Bus. sia does not intend any hostile act.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3975, 28 November 1891, Page 2
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206EUROPEAN AFFAIRS. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3975, 28 November 1891, Page 2
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