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Timaru Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 6059, 19 September 1894, Page 3

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(Pbb Eusonuo Tbleobape— Oofyhxoht.) (Pbb Pbbsb Association.) Beoeived 0.50 a.m., September 19th. THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE. Vienna, September 18. Count Ealnoky, m an important speech before the Delegations, denied tbat the Triple Alliance was the cause of heavy armaments. They were imperative m the interests of safely. Experience bad proved the advantage of the Triple Alliance m promoting the interests of monarchy and peaoe. The supposed danger of war wbb merely a cry raised by sensational newspapers, ■and not by Governments. He dealt specially on the friendship between -Russia and France and praised the conduct of the youDg King of Servia. The prosecution of Stambouloff was a grave mistake, for that statesman was a guarantee of law and stability m Bulgaria. Austria did not intend to meddle with the politics of the Balkan States. FATAL FIGHT. London, September 18. Two men were killed and three injured at Ballindery, Tipperary, m a fight caused by an attack on an emergency man. ALGERIA. Paris, September 18. News from Algeria states tbat tbe Moors attacked a French convoy, south -of Oran, and killed two of the escort. {SPECIAL TO P-.EBS AISOOIAHON.) Bwjoived 1.50 a.m., September 19th. COURT KALNOKY'S SPEECH. Vienna, September 18. Count Kalnoky aaid that the Powers outside tbe Triple Alliance, including England, were now more friendly to it. The purity of the motives actuating the tnonarchs was a sound guarantee of their peaceful desires. _^ —B