EUROPEAN.
Franco is issuing, a 3 per cent, loan of seven hundred million francs (L28;000,000). : A Bulgarian Note forwarded to the Sultan makes a final appeal to Turkey to sanction the election of Prince Ferdinand to the throne of Bulgaria. The Emperor, in addressing the workmen at Kxupp's manufactory at Essen, in Rhenish Prussia, announced that he intended to persevere with his labor policy. Russia- -threatens- to adopt ulterior measures unless tho indemnity duo by Turkey is promptly paid. She declines to wait for the payment until November. The St. Petersburg correspondent of tho Chronicle telegraphs that tho Ozar has sanctioned a Franco-Russian alliance to balance the Anglo-German agreement. Crowds of Jews are being expelled from the western provinces of Russia, and seeking refuge in Austria. In responding to an address presented to him, ■ signed by 30,000 BerKuers, Prince Bismarck declared it was impossible for him to become a dumb dog, and he claimed the right to speak in the interest of peace even if he stood alone. It is reported that the Russian Black Sea- squadron will make a demonsti'ation in Turkish waters to prevent compliance with the Bulgarian Note demanding the recognition of Prince Ferdinand by tho Porte. .Bulgaria will repudiate the soveroigntj ot Turkey unless Prince Ferdinand is recognised.
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Clutha Leader, Volume XVI, Issue 832, 27 June 1890, Page 6
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