GABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 150, 12 June 1890, Page 2

GABLE NEWS.

• By Electric Telegraph.~Copyright | PER UNITiCD PRKSS ASSOCIATION j London, -June 9 The Standard says that the dishonesty of New Zealand shippers is ruining not only the flax hut other colonial industries. It is now considered unlikety that an autumn session will be held, as the Government has decided tb apply the cloture to amendments that may be proposed of a purely obstructive Character. The "Western Australian Enabling Bill was committed to-dayi" Mr John Morley spoke in support of the measure, but owing to the opposition offered by Sir George Campbell and .Dr Tanner, no progress was made. The Daily News considers the demands for railways in Victoria excessive, & states that members would he rejected from Parliament unless they supported the borrowing of money with which to feed their districts. June 10. The Daily Chronicle insists that an enquiry should be held into the alleged illtreatment of blacks by German Missionaries in tbe Northern territory of Australia. St. Petersburg, June 9The Nihilists have robbed a contractor at Goujski of a large quantity of dynamite and considerable alarm is felt throughout Russia, as it is feared that further attempts on the life of .the. -Czar are contemplated. Vienna, June 9. Count Ealnoky, the Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs, declares that owing to the influence of the Emperor of Germany the Triple Alliance was never plainer nor firmer than at the present time. The Emperor Francis has announced to the Delegates that the strength of the army is being increased.