Berlin, 20th September.
King Alfonso of Spain will visit H. M. un on the 6th Novembe: new cabinet appears to be exceedingly difficult.
21st September.
H. M. the Kaiser will receive Mr. de Witte at Rominten.
Mr. de Witte, in an interview with the editor of the Paris "Temps," laid groat stress on the firmness of the German-'Russian ro'stions.
Mr. Inouye, the Japanese Minister to berlin, has gone to Baden-Baden to confer with the Chancellor, Prince Bilow.
M. the honour Queen or has given orders to in an adequate near the Datch frontier during-the man.
The New York Chamber of Commerce tating for reciprocity treaties with Germany, Russia, and France.
22nd September.
The audience which H. M. the Kaiser will give to Mr. de Witte at Rominten has been fixed for Tuesday next.
Mr. von Lindequist, the new Governor of German South-West Africa, has been received in farewell audience by H. M. he Kaiser. He will start for Africa on he 30th inst.
The large electrical factories in Berlin have differences with their labourers with rd to the amount of their wages and the length of their working hours. Consequently, eleven thousand workmen have been locked out.
25rd September, The socialistic party of Germany, which is convened at Jena, passed a resolution, proposed by the deputy -Bebel, acco: to which'a general strike of all lobo in Germany will be made use of, whenever the present general right of election for the Reichstag is threatened.
Large rumpers of troops are con trated at Baku. Courts-martial continue to be held, The number of the victims
and 104 Tartars killed. of the riot amounts now to 548 Armenians
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