BULGARIAN CRISIS.
(Per Electric Telegraph. — Copyright. ) (Rexjtbb's Agency.) (Roooived 12.50 p.m., Oct. lat.l Pesth, Sept. 30. M. Liza, President of the Council of Ministers, has announced that Hungary cannot permit any foreign occupation ot or protectorate orer Bulgaria. CRcocived 2 a.m., Oot. 2nd.) Oct. 1. M. Tizra, President of the Council of Ministers, ha 3 further announced that Austria desires that the nations of the Balkan Peninsula which possess selfgovernments, shall adhere strictly to the treaty of Berlin. He stated that the Awstro-German alliance was still intact. (Special to the Press Association. I(Received 1.30 a.m., Oot. 2nd.) London, Oct. I, The English Press considers tiat M. Tisga's speech is both, a warning attdl a challenge to Russia. A sharp fall has taken plaet- on the, stock exchange. The Times urges that Poland's policy plainly is to extend a cordial moral support to Austria on the eastern question.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3745, 2 October 1886, Page 2
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