BRITISH & FOREIGK TELEGAMS
By Electric telegraph— Reuters Copyright —Ikcttoed $4187—330 p.m. IRISH CRIMES BILL. Ispndok, April 1. Lord E[artington is considerably alarmed at the discontent expressed ■with the Irish Grimes Bill. A meetiag of the Unionist party has been called for Thursday, to fully discuss the situation. The Liberal eauotis meet on Wednesday. PARNELL AND GLADSTONE. ! The Parnellites ridioule the idea ot Government attempting to pass the Crimes Bill before Whitsuntide. To think of passing it before Easter they say ft to hope for the impossible, especially as Mr. Gladstone has approved of the plan for opposing it. by legitimate means. Anti-ooereion demonstrations have been- arranged, similar to those held at tke time of the Bulgarian atrooities. ANOTHER ATTEMPT OS THE" CZAR'S LIFE. St. Petersburg, April 1. It is now definitely known that an attempt on tha life of the Czar was made at Gatsohina on Tuesday last. His Majesty was passing through the park when he was fired at, but the shot narrowly missed its aim. The assailant, who is stated to be au officer in the Russian army, was arrested on the spot.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7337, 2 April 1887, Page 2
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185BRITISH & FOREIGK TELEGAMS Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7337, 2 April 1887, Page 2
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