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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1732, 11 August 1883, Page 2

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$ s ffi vs^ v Lond'on, August 9.-' iNuthe course of a speech at the Mansion < House yesterday evening, Mr Gladstone referred to the difficulty which had arisen at Tamative, on account of the manner jjin which thejFre^ch had tf|atetl the British**' .Consul and ' naval officers, and announced that fuller 1 advices which had been received confirmed the hope that a speedy and satisfactory settlement of the matter will be arrived at.

Vienna, August 8. A strong, ahti- Jewish feeling continues' to be displayed 'at Bu'da and Pesth. Serious riots have occurred, in which the house of one of the Jews, who was recently acquitted of the murder of a Christian girl, was sacked. The disturbance was 'ultimately quelled by the military, who had to be called out.

Alexandria, August 8. The cholera epidemic continues to spread in an alarming , in this city, but the accounts to ; hand from Cairo and elsewhere state that the disease has greatly decreased," arid hopes are entertained that the further spread has been completely checked.

St. , Petersburg, August 8. A bomb was exploded to-day in a street in this city ; but, although there were numbers of people about ,at the time, no one was injured.' The perpetrators of the outrage have not been detected.

Berlin, August 8. The meeting which has been arranged between the Emperor William and the Emperor Francis Joseph will take place at lsche, in Upper Austria, and not ut Gastein, as first announced.