The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-11-19 00:00:00

ROUMANIA.

Diplomatic relations between Roumania and Greece
have been broken off, and M. Durutti, the Greek
Charg6 d'Affaires, has left Bucharest for Athens.
The Roumanian Minister at that place has also been
recalled. The cause of this latest incident was the
official action of the Greek Consul in the matter of
the estate of a person who died here, and whom the
Roumanian Government declared to be one of its
subjects. M. Durutti protested that this was not so,
and forwarded to M. Phereltyde, the Roumanian
Minister for Foreign Affairs, together with an ex-
planatory note, a declaration from the Burgomaster
of Athens certifying that the person in question was
born in that city. This information the Minister for
Foreign Affairs considered entirely inconclusive, as
he, on the other hand, had received private informa-
tion which proved the contrary. This affair is stated
to have led to an extremely violent scene between M.
Pherayde and M. Durutti, an account of which the
latter telegraphed to his Government, and on the
same day received instructions to leave Bucharest
forthwith. It is the intention of the Government to
request the doyen of the Diplomatic Corps to give an
expression of opinion in the matter; in the meantime
the result of the affair is awaited with great interest
in Bucharest.

An old gentleman living at Halesowen was, on Satur-
day, robbed in Birmingham. During the afternoon he
cashed a cheque at Lloyd's Bank for £1.60, and after-
wards went to the market hall with the money in gold
in a bag. He was there accosted by a man who said
hr,o‘d come from America and had just had £lO,OOO
le`rnim, and he wished to distribute a large amount to
the poor. They went to a public-house where they
were joined by a man who said he had come from
Oxford. The American pulled out a hundred-dollar
bill and asked the Halesowen man if he could change
it. The latter produced his bag of money, which the
benevolent American took on the pretence of
counting out the money and disappeared with his
confedrate.

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CHA.PTER XLV.