HOME AND FOREIGN.
United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY DIFFICULTY. LONDON, October 18. The British and American Gover_menfcs have arranged a modus vivendi in connection with toe Alaskan boundary difficulty. GERMAN RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION. BERLIN, October 18. Germany is constructi-g a railway connecting Dar-es-Salaam, a seaport in German East Africa, with Lakes Tanganyika and Victoria Nyanza. GERMANY'S NEED OF A FLEET. October 19. The Kaiser, speaking at a banquet at HambuTg in connection with the launch of the ironclad Kaiser Karl der Grosae, said Germany was in bitter need of a strong fleet to push her thriving trade and over-sea interests. Germans must eschew faction strife, and unite in claiming their rightful world. THE CZECHS AND THEIR LANGUAGE. VIENNA, October 19. The Czechs in Austria are indignant at the abrogation of the decree permitting tho use of the Czech language in'public affairs. PARDON OF A "PANAJMAIST," PARIS, October 18. M. Loubet has pardoned M. Arton, who is undJergoing a sentence of eight years in coravectio-, with tihe P_n_ma Canal frauds.
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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10481, 20 October 1899, Page 5
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