Berlio, Jan, 12.
Tar trial arising from' the recent Moabit riots has ended with the conviction of most of the men arrested. Some of them have been sentenced to several years' imprisonment; others have been let off with small fines, Tar Kaiser Wihelm Gesellachaft for the advancement of science, which was founded on the occasion of the Berlin University Jabilee, has now been con-tated, The entrance fee of members is fixed atZtwonty thousand marks, the annual subscription at one thousand, Aut railway officials and commercial employees have gone on strike in Portogal. The Government is trying to mediate. So far everything is quiet the Government has, however, confined the troops to barracks. Minister of the Interior has resigned. The strike has extended to trade in Spain, A.cnxenan strike has broken out in the Luttich coal districts, Avt Chinese coming from Teitsibar, and intending to travel by the Chinese Eastern Railway, have to undergo, as plague suspects, Mr. Pichon, the French Minister for Foreign Affairs, has stated in the French Chamber that France was, with regard to her actions in Morocco, holding herself strictly within the limits set by the sense and the wording of the Merocoo treaty. The neg tiations between Germany and Russia did not alarm the Frecch Government, The interview of the Emperor William and the Tsar at Potedam was a fresh guarantee of the world's peace, and that 80 much the more, as it was resolved on bat occasion to maintain the status quo in the East, especially in the Balkans, The French' Government could only approve of the statements made by official circles la Berlin with regard to the campaign of the St. Petersbarg, London and Paris newspapers, which were attempting to misrepresent matters, Rereaten demonstrations it our of France have taken place in Mets lately. The local authorities have taken getic ae Tee memoirs dictated by Richard Wagoer himself will be published in four volarness in May next.
Jan, 14, Mason-Gzwenat von Lauenstein has been appointed military attache in St. Petersburg to succeed Captain von Hintze of the Imperial Navy, Ix view of certain press intrigues, calculated to incite Turkey against the Rosso-German negotiations, the German Government has given thorough explanations in Constantinople.
Parsipest Taft, of the United States, has announced that the great
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