OVATION TO BISMARCK IN BERLIN.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11608, 10 August 1892, Page 2

OVATION TO BISMARCK IN BERLIN.

PPer, Press Association.] London. August 8 Professor Galton is proposing to signal Mars by means of a tele3CoDe at the Lick Observatory. The Standard's Bulgarian correspondent telegraphs that M. Stambouloff did not purchase papers from the Russian (Jacobßen) which implicated Russia in the attempted assassination of Prince Ferdinand, but privily seized them. The Neu Frei Press, a. Vienna newspaper, states if the documents are true it would be simply impossible to associate Russia with the civilised Powers, but she must be' regarded as a savage nation. The British delegates to the Monetary Conference are Sir William Houldsworth, M.P., Sir James Freemaotle, and Mr Bertram Currio, of Glyn, Mills, Currie and Co. Bsblin, August 8. Bismarck met with an enthusiastic reception on his arrival in this city. The Emperor William is returning to Germany highly delighted with his trip to England. Queen Victoria herself bade him. good-bye. New Yobk, August 8. Mr Chauneey Depew expresses himself satisfied that the McKinley tariff is developing the industries of the country, increasing the amount ef employment and_ generally contributing to the pros-' parity of the country. ' ' Calcutta, August 8. The piess is demanding that India shall be represented in the House of Commons in future by 50 members.