LATE TELEGRAMS.
By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright. (PKB PftßS9 ASSOCIATION). London, June 9. A. statutory meeting of the Australian Joint Stock Bank share holders Approved the reconstruction scheme by an overoverwhelming majority. General Hudson, commander in chief of the Bombay district was thrown from his horse and killed. No action will be taken upon the re- ! port of Lord Heasah ell's committee on the Indian Silver Currency Bill until the Viceroy has received the mil text of the report. ' The reduction in the passage rates to New Zeulaud has induced 80 furtnorg with capital to emigrate to that Colony. Caibo. July 9. Sixty deaths from Cholera are reported at Mecca. Washington, June 8. The attendance at the Chicago Exhibition has slight It improved, but so far the wholo thing is disappointing. A fire ia raging at Fargo, North Dakota, which has already rtono da n ; g • to the extent of 9.000.000 dollars, and is still spreading. Two thousand people are homeless. N»:w York, June 9. Further failures of banks and business houses in Western States are announced, and among the latter are included several wheat elevator companies.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 151, 10 June 1893, Page 2
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