Berlin, %h Aprit.
M. the Emperor thanked King n of Denmark very heartily for the splendid reception in Copenhagen and the the was entertained in the family of his such that he could Emperor's letter was accompanied by a valuable birthday present for King Christian.
"The strike in Holland is becoming general. The troops have been called out and made a number of arrests. The labourers are keeping quiet; about twenty per cent of th striking, but, notwvithstanding, this strike is also considered serious. The Government intended first to postpone the roading of the disliked anti-strike bill, expecting to bring thereby the strike to anearly end. But the second chamber of the General States have in the meantime already passed the first article of the bill. The socialists intend now to use every means of obstruction.
The steamer companies at Full and London have resumed their service. The strike of their crews affected also the transport of German merchandise.
The organisation of the Krupp works into a limited company will take place on the lst July.
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