The master printer* in Berlin have decided to strenuously resist the men's demands for a nino hours' day. Paris, October 27. M. Ribo6, Minister of Foreign Af fairs, addiessing the Chamber of Depu ties, denied Jthab the Roman Catholic bishops in France hud bpoa directed to abstain from taking part in the pil grimage to Rome. Alt tho Govern ment had done wms merely to give the bishops certain tlii motions. He an nounced thafc the position of Frauco in Egypt had improved, and that tho Government wore awaiting England's fulfilment of her engagements with calmness and firmness. Tie said thafc Franco was ready to give fresh guaran tees that she had no ulterior designs in I3<>ypt, and that the Franco -Russian entente cordiafa was a guarantee of tho immediate expulsion of all Germane.
Rocoivod October 28, at 11 am. London, Octobor 27. Severn floods Imvo been experienced in the South of Franco, Galici.v, Northern Ttaly and Rpiiin, and the Leaning Towor at Snragossa, in tho lattor country, is utidermined by tho water, and threatens to fall. A train at Mocrano, in Grenoblo, France, bo camo dorailod owing to tho damage of the Y\\\o, and 15 persons were killed and 40 injured.
St. Pkteushuug, Octobor 27. The Czar will return via Danzig. Anti-Jewish rioters havo pillaged four millions of roubles worth of pro pnrty of tho Jews. During the fighb 22 Jews were killed and 200 wounded. Tn Tchornigov tho agitation against tho Jews i<s being fiercely carriod out, and 30 have been killed and 250 wounded. The Nihilists are assisting to increase tho disordor.
