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Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2631, 23 May 1889, Page 2

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(lIV EI/:0T1<I0 TKLKOttAI'II — UOI'VIUGHT.) London". Miy 22. !.v the course of a. speech in tin: Reichstag Prince IJismark said it was iai jjf.j-.si 11] o to forecast the events of 1890, and expressed the opinion that the conquest of i'r.-uice by Germany would be useless if deputies from the conquered territory were to be permitted to inoculate their brother deputies in the Reichstag with their opinions. The Sultan has given gifts worth .£'70,000 to the Emperor and Empress of Germany Obituary: David Christie Murray, novelist, and Miss Glynn, actress. The gamblers arrested at the Park Place Club were discharged, but the owners were fined £500. Three doctors have been arrested in connection, with Irving Bishop's death. They state that the body was inclosed in an air-tight box before autopsy was performed, therefore it was impossible that Bishop could be alive at the time of tl.e operation. F early 300,000 persons visi'.ed the Paris Exhibition on Sunday. Disturbances by armed peasants in Lombardy, have been quelled by the military. The House of Commons rejected Mr Pritchard Morgan's motion against royalties on gold mining in Wales. Mr Carew, M.P. for Kildare, has been released front prison. The. Pope is improving in health. Henri Rochfort was bound over to keep the peace for six months.