THE EUROPEAN SITUATION.
[By Eleotrio Telegraph—Copyright.] [Per Press Association.]
VIENNA, January 2, (Received January 3,1853. at 6 p.m.)
The peaceful assurances expressed by Prince Lobanoff, Russian Ambassador to the Austrian Government, have not had a convincing effect. A heavy fall of snow has taken place in Galicia.
PARIS, January 3,
(Received January 4,1888, at 1.35 a m.)
The leading journals admit that Russia has massed 500,000 infantry, 25,000 cavalry, and SOO guns on the Austrian frontier.
BERLIN, January 3,
The situation is considered to have inv proved since the publication of the Bui garian "despatches." VIENNA, January 3.
The ' Pesth Lloyd's' says that it is unwise to allow Russia time to prepare for
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Evening Star, Issue 7410, 4 January 1888, Page 2
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