Telegraphic News.
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ENGLISH AND FOREIGN. The Latest.
(Received August 20, 10 a.m.)

The Emperors of Austria and Germany.
An Important Declaration. Beblix, August 18. The Emperor of Germany welcomed the Emperor of Austria, who was accompanied to Berlin by Archduke Ferdinand and a distinguished suite. Berlin, August li. The Emperor William toasting his Imperial guest said that the German people and army would maintain the alliance with Austria, even at the cost of having war foroed on them. Emperor Francis in reply said that he desired to be united as friends and com rades. Austria was grateful for German sympathy.
The Murder of Dr Cronin.
Cbloaoo, August 13. The owners of the oottage in whioh Dr Cronin was murdered have identified Burke as the man who hired the house.
Later News of Stanley.
Z-NZIBAK, August 13. News has reaohed here that Stanley is going to Kanironda Bay on the eastern side side of the Viotoria Nyanza, whenoe he will make a start for the port of Mombasa. He is expeoted to arrive in a few months.
Boulanger Sentenced to Im prisonment for Life.
Paris, August 19. The Oounoil of State has deoided that Boulanger is ineligible as Consul General, and have deolared his seat vaoanb. August li, The High Court, by a majority of 206, have found Boulanger guilty of conspiracy, and by 198 to 10 have oonvioted him of treason. Count Dillon and M. Roohefort were found guilty of treason. August 15. Boulanger, Dillon, and Rochefort were sentenced to imprisonment for life in a fortress. The Frenoh Government arc considering the advisability of demanding che extradition of Boulanger, Dillon, and Roohefort. There is no excitement over tbe verdiot. The European pnss regards the matter as purely a politioal trial.
