Turret-ship for Black Sea fleet built in Stettin
Across Europe reports note a circular turret-ship under construction in Stettin for the Black Sea navy. It will host two large guns and be powered by six engines driving independent screws, and will be disassembled for rail transport to Nicolaieff.
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Gressive
Constantinople
St. Petersburg
Black Sea Navy
Nicolaieff
Kossuth
Turin
Francis
Louis
Shasz
Prussia
Stettin
Danish
Konigsberg
Elbing
Care
Legislative Council
Basutoland
Wellington
Alyssint A
Kirkham
Prince Kassa
Tigré
Gobazie
Abyssinia
Adwa
Foreign Office
Cobazie
Renforth
Gateshead
Rome
Paris
M. Thiers
Republic
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Faubourg Trastevere
Alfieri Society
Vatican
Torlonia
Cape
King William’s Town
Mount Coke
du Toit
Raymond and Co
de Beer
Prince of Wales
Daily News
Royal
Hamburg
England
Prince
Pases
M. Jules Favre
Commune
Milliére
Versailles
M. Lalayé
Mulli¢re
M. Laluyé
Avenir Libéral
Vérité
Mdme
Vermier
Aoy
Monsieur
Jules Favre
Verniers
Odiot
Vernier
Assembly
Bar
Academy
M. Gambetta
Wise Post Office Trick From Fribourg
A Swiss man from Fribourg sought a 100fr post office order at Lausanne. When asked who the sender and payee were, he answered Jacques Mathieu poste-restante at Estavayer, and that he was sending money to himself to ensure receipt on arrival. The clerk noted the unusual method.
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Swiss Times
Fribourg
Lausanne
Jacques Mathieu
Poste-Restante
Estavayer
Goschen Defends Government At Sheffield Feast
Mr. Goschen, First Lord of the Admiralty, spoke at the Sheffield Cutlers Feast defending the government. He argued ministers face many duties beyond party interests, warn against overreaching, and praised naval vitality amid disasters while opposing a policy of retreat. He noted rising prosperity and challenged calls for constant intervention.
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Goschen
Admiralty
Sheffield
Mr. Goschen
House of Commons
Bright
Megera
England