EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4054, 4 March 1892, Page 2

EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

i A Slovz to tlie Serman Oliaacollor. Political Crisis in Greece. , - [united press association,] ' Berlin, Waroh 2, Count Von Caprivi has been defeated on the Naval'estimates, ■ .■ Paris, March 2. l| The Paris Socialists assert, that they do not intend to rnake any violent demonstration on the Ist May, j. They oiroulate an appeal to the sol- < diers not to fire on the people. : Athens, March 2. The King of Greece has dismissed " M. Dolyannia suddenly, aud a politic I cal orisisis at hand. The reasons for this step are at present unknown, w M. fielyannis, Premier. and Minister of War, refused to resign at ' g the' command of the Kiug, M. Triooupis, who was asked to form a ' new Ministry, has declined to undertake the task. : Eighty»three members of the Chamber of Deputies, which . consists, of 150 representatives,; have expressed confidence in M.Delyannis. Tho crisis is causing intense exoitej ment throughout the country, > ■ Berlin, Marok 2. The Socialists disclaim any con- „ neotion with the recent riots in the i, city. . > a The Cologne Gazette will be prose» outed for its comments on the recent speeoh of the Emperor. : B Madrid, March 2. B The police have discovered: the 3 existence of an Anarohist plot to blow up the German Consulate at Barcelona with dynamite, Several | arrests have been wade in connection I with the affair,