CABLEGRAMS.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 365, 17 October 1889, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

Paris, October 14.

The newly elected Royalists’ Chamber of Deputies will give moderate support to Republicans and will thus sever connection with the Radical party in the Opposition. BstGRADK, October 14 Ex-King Millan at first insisted that the shall prohibit the proposed interview between his son Alexander and Queen Natalie, who he asserts is insane, but subsequently he consented, and the interview has taken place. London, October 14. Mr J. Chamberlain is on a visit to Egypt. The accountant employed to audit the Burns’ accounts has certified that the money has been honestly disbursed. Various Trades Unions will federate under a renovated London Council, Sir Charles Dilke, speaking at Bradford, condemned the partition of Afghanistan. He considered Home Rule a trivial question compared with the interests of the Colonial dependencies of Great Britain. Berlin, October 13, On arrival here, the Czar was cordially received by the Emperor, and afterwards had a long interview with Bismarck. Berlin, October 14.

The Czar has gone to Meiklenburg. He took a cordial leave of the Kaiser, and the two monarchs were markedly friendly in their farewell greetings. Prince Bismarck is reported to have said he believed politics would not be in any way affected by the meeting of the two Emperors.

Athens, October 14, Newe from Crete states that the Turkish soldiers, engaged in suppressing disturbances, have been much harassed by the constant attacks ol insurgents, and have suffered severe repulses.