Austrian War Preparations
LONDON, December 19.- At a special council of the Austrian an dHungarian Ministers, held yesterday, it was decided to devote a sum of 20,000,000florins for hutting troops in Galicia…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1887
262 stories in Sydney's papers · page 13 of 14
Austrian War Preparations. London
At a special Council of the Australia and Hungarian Ministers held yesterday, it was decided to devote a sum of 20,000,000 florins for hutting troops in Galicia. It…
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LONDON, December 19.-The Vienna Council of War has decided to outlay 20,000,000 florins in the equipment of Landwehr reserves and the erection of huts. The Galacian delegates were…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Late Unemployed Riot. Funeral of the Victim. Intense Public Interest. a Holy War Advocated. London
The funeral of Linnel, who died from injuries inflicted by the police in the recent unemployed riots in Trafalgar[?]quare, took place yesterday. Sir…
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LONDON, December 20.-Yague reports are floating about, to the effect that an attempt on the life of the Czar had been made, with the result that he has been wounded…
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LONDON, December 20.-It is reported that the Bulgarian Sobranje have asked a vote of credit for the purpose of purchasing 100,000 repeating rifles…
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VIENNA, December 19.-At a special council of the Austrian and Hungarian Ministers, held yesterday, it was decided to devote a sum of 20,000,000 florins for hatting troops in Galicia…
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LONDON, December 20.-Lord Salisbury, speaking at Derby, said as regards the introduction of a protective policy for England, if such a step were taken civil war would be the result. He…
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VIENNA, Monday.--At a special Council of the Austrian and Hungarian Ministers held yesterday, it was decided to devote a sum of 20,000,000 florins for butting troops…
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LONDON, December 21.-The reported attempt on the life of the Czar has been officially denied…
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Sir,—In this, the tail end of the nineteenth,century of the Christian era, I would ask, are we in danger of a general European war? One feels that no apology is necessary to put such a question to one of the most respectable of the…
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BERLIN, Wednesday.--Prince William, eldest son of the Crown Prince of Germeny, in presenting Christmas presents to the Hussar regiment of which he is Colonel,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The European Situation. Advance of Russians on the Galician Frontier. Fears of War Increasing. Reinforcements in the Turkish Army. [By Cable.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Dec. 22
The Paris Temps states that the movements of Russian troops in Poland have ended. The Sultan of Turkey has postponed the…
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The Judges of the French Supreme Court have dismissed the case Against M. Wilson, who was implicated in the alleged corruption at the War Office, on the ground that no legal…
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The Journal de St. Petersbourg to-day publishes an article dealing with the frontier scare. The writer, while endorsing the views of the Invalide Russe, that Russia is justified in…
Continued on Trove, page 1319 →An American Soldier. LIEUTENANT-GENERAL P. H. SHERIDAN
Lieutenant-General Philip H. Sheridan, the commander of the[?]army of the United States, has passed his 56th year. Yet no one who sees him in his office attending to the dull routine, in his…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Fatal Tunnel Accident. Killed and Wounded
CAIRNS.-In. No. 7 tunnel on Friday evening a fall of earth took place. Three men were struck -one named Robert Hall being killed, and two severely injured. The fall was not very large,…
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Bucharest, December 24.-The Roumanian Chamber of Deputies, to-day, voted a sum of 16,000,000 francs for the purpose of building and strengthening the forts, and increasing the…
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MELBOURNE, This Day.--In anticipation of threatening European trouble, the Premier asks the other Government consenting to Australian defences to act and…
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ON Saturday night a young Chinaman named appropriately "War Hap," aged 23, of Croydon Park, Rosedale, was bought to the Prince Alfred Hospital by…
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