SUPPLEMENTARY EUROPEAN NEWS.

Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1977, 6 October 1886, Page 2

SUPPLEMENTARY EUROPEAN NEWS.

THE BULGARIAN CRISIS. ADELAIDE EXHIBITION. ENGLISH HARVEST. THE SPANISH REVOLUTION. MOSCOW MERCHANTS FORESEE WAR. ENGLISH POLITICS. (special tj press association). London, Sept. 30. The Orient Company’s new ste-imer Cm)*? has been launched on the Clyde. There were 41 applicants for the vacant Professorship of Literature at the Sydney University. October 1. The English Press considers that M. Tisza’s speech is both a warning and a challenge to Russia. A sharp fall has taken place on the Stock Exchange. The Times urges that England’s policy is to extend a cordial moral support to Austria on the Eas'em question. Seventeen thousand feet of space has been applied for at the Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition by British exhibitors. The whole of the Victorian beer exhibits are now exhausted. Nearly all the colonid wine, some 21,000 gallons in all, received at the Exhibition, has been sold. October 2. The English harvest is almost completed. The wheat market is weak, and common sorts are 6d cheaper. Australian and New Zealand shipments are depressed. October 3. Fourteen rebels in Madrid have been sentenced to death. Merchants in Mo62°V are complaining of the stagnation of trade, apd it ie thought foresee war. Iu a native quarrel in the Godavery district in Hindostan a hundred natives were killed. The difference between General Kaulbars and the Regency of Bulgaria is relaxing, and both parties are moderating as to the jte'ips ,of agreprpent. 'lt is believed that' Austria will only fight if Bulgaria resists. Lord Randolph Churchill has promised to legislate in the direction of allotments for laborers, tithes and glebes, railway rates, cheap land transfer, popular local government in the United Kingdom, licensing reform, amending the land laws of Ireland, elementary education, and public economy. He favors th 6 cloture proposals. He does not believe in wholesale evictions.