THE ANNEXATION OF MASSOWAH.
■» FRANCO-ITALIAN RELATIONS. UNEASY FEELING IN EUROPE. THE FRENCH IRRITATED. ACTION OF GERMANY. CRISPI AND BISMARCK. [press association.] London, August 21. There is an anxious feeling on the continent in respect to the dispute between France and Italy over the Massowah difficulty. Paris, August 21. The acrimonious tone adopted by 'Signor Crispi, the Italian Premier, in his replies to Mr Goblet, the French Minister for Foreign Affairs, respecting the Italian occupation of Massowah is greatly irritating the French, and it is believed that Germany is fomenting the quarrel between France and Italy. • Berlin, August 21. The attempt of the Porte to enlist the sympathy of Germany in a note pro testing against the Italian annexation of Massowah has met with a sharp rebuff at the hands of Count Herbert Bis- . marck, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
Rome, August 21. Signor Crispi has left for Berlin to consult with Prince Bismarck with reference to the Massowah difficulty.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9141, 24 August 1888, Page 5
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