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London. October 14. Arrived— Elderslie, from New Zealand. Rome, October 14. Emperor "William and King Humbert held a review of the Italian army, consisting of 33,000 men. Great enthusiasm was shown on the occasion by the people. Paris, October 14. It is reported that the French inspection of schools in Tunis is confined to sanitary matters. The French Government is quite willing that the Italian inspectors shall accompany the French inspectors on_ their visits, and there is a prospect of an amicable settlement of the difficulty. (Reooived October 16, l"20 p.m.) Berlin, October 15. The Government intend to build teu ironclads nnd twelve gunboats. Dr Bergmann declares tha', the autopsy of tho late Emperor Frederick reputes the statement of Sir MoriCt 11 Mackenzie, Rome, October 15. The Emperor William of Germany and Count Herbert Bismarck hay? assured the Pope that the existing treaties between Italy and Germany preclude any claim o tho Vatican to bfmporal power. The Emperor William to-day performed the ceremony of crowning the tomb of King Victor Emanufil. The proceedings were marked by great enthusiasm. Vienna, October 15, Count Edward Taafe, Minister for Home Affairs, has modified his proposals to the Cabinet in the direction extending Home Rule to Bohemia. Calcutta, October 15. Information has been received here that the Akozais have tendered tkeir submission to General McQueen. London. October 15. England has proposed to the Powers that they ahould agree to the prohibition of the sale of winea and spirits to the Natives of the Pacific Islands. Lisbon, October 15. The Portugese Government have despatched a warship to TaDgiers to enforce redress for the diarespeot recently shown there towards the Portugese flag.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXII, Issue 244, 16 October 1888, Page 2
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