THE SULTAN AND THE CZAR.
SECRET INTRIGUING. AMBASSADORS AT VARIANCE. Press Association.—Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. London 7 , January 31. The Pall Mall Gazette's correspondent wires that M. Nelicloff, the Russian Ambassador, pays frequent visits to the Palace in disguise, and alleges that numerous telegrams are passing between him and the Russian Government. The correspondent also states that M. Nelidofi has quarrelled with Sir P. Currie, the British Ambassador.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10044, 3 February 1896, Page 5
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