CABLE NEWS.
By , Jl^trki ■■;. Telegrip^.— Cbpyngbt I PEK UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION, j ? ; . %;;; / '' ' ife>K.lfe*y 13; ' The railway men held a demonstration in Hyde Park. They demand, 34 hours per week and hifher wages. Mr Burns quoted the. exmple of Victoria, A hnSjnifway^ »tnke is imminent. Mr Burna|will organise and lead the menv It i» stated that the trance-like disease known as la uon* ha^been aß^rt«ned.to &B a'fofm of neurosiaL"*" "' : New York, May 12. ' Oyclones passed over Ohio and other parts of America. Immense damage was done -tovproperty i but*the46saPOf- 'lif e* ; wifiß small. . . ... ■ . ■•:••.-,■•( •; <-■.■■■ j';/''''- $oriii.M.iij\)&i An indictment preferred against Major Panitza,. who is accused of taking part m the conspiracy to dethrone' Prince Ferdinand, implicates the Busaian Minister at Bucharest in a plot, ' ; , ( Berlin, May 12. , r It is rumoured that (General ron Capnyi, th» Chancellor, intend* -to- resign, the reason being that the tortuoue mazesof diplomacy are foreign to= his character.
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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 138, 15 May 1890, Page 2
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151CABLE NEWS. Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 138, 15 May 1890, Page 2
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