the Reichstag, which adjourned to-day, has voted the Togo-Railway bill, Lith June.
The Reichstag was adjourned until the 29th November, but it is understood that it can be convened as soon as the coinmercial treaties render it necessary.
Bulgarin has interrogated the Porte with regard to the outrages committed by bands of Turkish brigands against the Bulgarian fugitives, who have returned to President Roosevelt has expressed his sympathy in a very hearty way to Pastor Haas of th St. Marcus Church on the occasion of the New York steamer acci-dont.
General Bobrikoft, the Governor-General of Finland, has been severely wounded through revolver shots by the son of Senator Schumann; the latter afterwards committed suicide.
General Bobrikoff, the Governor-General of Finland, is dead in consequence of the wounds received.
Kighteen cars started in the race for the Bennett prize, the finish taking place in the presence of the Kaiser, the Em. press, and Prince Heinrich. 'The Frenehman 'Chery was first in five hours, fifty minutes, three seconds; secon was the German' Jonatzki, who arrived eleven minutes eighteen' seconds later. The course was 550 kilometres long. The Opel car abandoned the race on account of a defect in the engine. Baron Leitenberger, the well-known automobilist, who met with an accident yesterday, died today.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.