THE LATEST.
London, November 13. The L 20.000 loan for the Australian strikers has been abandoned. The condition of the Countess of Jersey is worse. The fever has increased. Mr Gladstone is too busy with political matters to assist General Booth in bis colonising scheme. The Times this morning publishes the affidavit of Asson Farran, who was interpreter to the Stanley expedition in Africa. In this tbe ghastly details of Unjnr Barttelot's cruelty are given, and the charge against Jamteson is reiterated. The total number of persons on board H.M.S. Serpeut was 178, of whom only three were saved. Behlin, November 13 In the course of las spec. h at the opening of the Prus-ian Diet the Emperor Will am declared that Germany was at peace will all nations,
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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 64, 15 November 1890, Page 2
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