THE WAR SCARE.
DEFENCE OF NEW YORK.
FEELING AGAINST PRESIDENT
CLEVELAND.
Presi Aisoclation. - Electric Tulem -Copyright,
New York, December 20. Fivb 15-ton disappearing guns are being mounted at New York.
Washington, December 27.
At a public meeting at the Cooper Institute the feeling was largely against President Cleveland. Mr. Henry George took a prominent part in the proceedings. A noisy Irish minority disturbed the meeting, which ultimately ended in confusion.
Paris, December 26.
M. Ilanataux, in the course of an in* terview, said on a recent occasion France would not allow the United States Government to intervene in a dispute in connection with Venezuela. The dispute, however, had no reference to the boundary question.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 10014, 28 December 1895, Page 5
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