BRITISH AND FOREIGN

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13891, 30 April 1909, Page 5

BRITISH AND FOREIGN

I'ress Association-By Telegraph-Copyright INDEPENDENCE OF BULGARIA. . LONDON, April 28. All the Powers have recognised Bulgarian independence. Received 9.45 p.m., April 29th. DEPOT FOR EMIGRANTS. LONDON, April 29. Sir IT. Tozer, Agent-General, has suggested that the Imperial Government • should co-operate with Queensland in establishing a depot at the London docks for the inspection of emigrants, some of whom may possibly be aliens. The Earl of Crewe replied that the Government were unable to. do so. It would involve--a departure from the emigrants' information -officers' policy, which limited tlve giving' of information. ' • - :■ - PLOT TO KILLPARIS, April 28. - Vcrdier, an anarchist, lias been arrested at Monaco/ He wa? in possession of' a revolver and a letter, stating his intention to kill President F.alliercs. AGREEMENT COMPLETED. VIENNA, April 29. Notwithstanding the crisis, the 'Aus-trian-Turkish.' protoctol respecting Bosnia and Herzegovina is completed. "WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. BERLIN, April 29. The Kaiser, who is at Corfu,' has been in wireless telegraphic connection with Berlin via Metz.' The messages have taken four minutes,\ compared •with' four hours by ordinary telegraphy