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Paris, August 30. Foreign wheat is to bo excluded from French army contracts. .Nrcw York, Aucust 30. An Amencin cruiser ordered sealers carrying out their calling in Bebring Sea to desist. The sealers offered uo resistance and took their departure. London, August 30. The potato blight is spreading in Cheshire, Flintshire. Cambridgeshire, and Huntingdonshire. f/ - The tuOer& in Ireland, are partially
rotten. Offers of assistance have been received from Canada. August 31. The rumours of disaffection against Mr . Parhell are roxived, &m\ Mr Al Davitt's name is inchi Jed ain.msj the malc-.'nteiit.v The hi iter is represented as saying lli-u he had hoped thai the spectacle of the, Irish heggii'g for assistance had come to !>n end attettbe last famine The men discharged from tlie Egerin, are a^i ating for a revision of the sen tences passed on the mutineera. They d.i-l'-.te on the tryanny of the court martial and assert that the witnesses were terroised. Kto dk Janeiko, August 29. The Kuapehu arrived to-day and ".the Duke of Sutherland yesterday, both with .their frozen meat in good condition.
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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 33, 2 September 1890, Page 2
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