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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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ent to the Finance bill will beaccepted. October 11.—Three army reform bills are in-troduced in the Greek Chamber of Deputies....King Edward, of England, returns to Londonto confer with political leaders in the hope ofavoiding a constitutional crisis. October 13.—Professor Ferrer, convicted ofrevolutionary activity, is executed at Barcelona,Spain,—the execution causes great excitement among Socialists in Europe Juan J. Estrada has himself elected provisional president ofNicaragua A Chinese imperial edict recog-nizes the provincial assemblies, members ofwhich will be chosen to form the Imperial As-sembly, which will draw up the constitution. October 15.—The opening of the SpanishCortes is marked by a fight between Conserva-tives and Republicans in the Chamber of Depu-ties, occasioned by the execution of Ferrer There are strikes and riots at Naoles, Pisa, Flor-ence, and Rome in sympathv with the Spanishrevolutionists The Greek Chamber of Depu- 542 THE AMERICAN REVIEW OF REVIEWS.
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Photo^rapb by Paul Thompson. N. V. THE AERONAUTIC EXHIBITION AT PARIS LAST MONTH. lies votes the bills abolishing the right of theroyal princes to hold military commands. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. September 21.—Morocco refuses Spains de-mand to withdraw the note asking interventionof the powers... .The Moors lose 400 men inactions with the Spanish troops. September 24.—Venezuela replies to GreatBritain that no change will be made in the 30per cent, additional duty on goods imported fromthe West Indies. September 26.—It is announced at Washing-ton that a monument commemorating the found-ing of the International Postal Union will beunveiled at Zurich, Switzerland... .The Bureauof Naturalization, at Washington, decides thatTurks are not eligible for American citizenship. September 28.—The third Internationa! Ship-ping Conference is opened at Brussels. September 30.—The International Conferenceof maritime law, sitting at Brussels, completesihe draft of a convention covering colli

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