THE LATEST.
(Received April 7, 10.35 a.m.) Brussfls, April 6. The Belgian Mission in China is clainainrj £'30,000 from the Chinese Government for the recent outrages. Hong Kong, April 6The Diplomatic concert, respecting the disturbance in China, has ended, owing to the Russian Minister in Pekin declining to agree to the steps taken by the German Government. Paeis, April 6. It is reported that the French expedition up the Niger, under the leadership of M. Menard, has been massacred. Madrid, April 6. A bomb was exploded in Valencia, happily, without loss of life. A quantity of dynamite has been discovered in Malaga, one ol the southern provinces. Wanganui, April 6. In the libel case, Hutchison v Ballance and Boyle, the jury gave a verdict for tho plaintiff against Boyle for 40s. This Day. At the Supreme Court to-day in the case of Hutchison v Boyle, Sir B. Stout applied on behalf of defeudanfc for costs which was granted. Subsequently on the application of plaintiff, leave to move for a now trial was granted. Tho hearing of the application is fixed to take place within fourteen days. Auckland, This Day. Mrs Cadmnn is dead.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 120, 7 April 1892, Page 2
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