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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 74, 25 September 1893, Page 2

TO-DAY'S CABLES.

liy Electric Telegraph. — Copyright SENSATIONAL NEWS FROM CHICAGO. A TERRIFIC STORM. FATAL RAILWAY COLLISION. GOVERNOR-GENERALSHIP OF INDIA. ARKE3T OF ANAECHI3TS, (PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.) London, Sept. 23. Professor Bayne, of the Sclionl of Agriculture, Egypt, ha» been appointed Director of the School of Agriculture ia Canterbury , New Zealand. A heavy fall of snow has taken place in Scotland, the JSorth of Ireland, and England. Rich gold reefs are reported to have been discovered in Abernie, Vancouver, B.C. The House of Commons will re-as-semble on November 2nd. September '24. It is reported that Lord Carrington will accept the Governor-Generalship oflndia. Knox nnd Macredy nro anxious to return to Melbourne to meet the charges against them. The magistrate refuned to grant extradiction till the papers arrived, A Victorian 4 per cent conversion loan of £2,107,000 is advertised for Monday at a minimum of 96, repayable* Jniiunry Ist, 1926. The various terms at winch interest, is pajnble is fully sot nut, hut the high price demanded by t lie colonial Government surprised city financiers. The Standard assorts that the market is not disposed to attack colonial stocks beyond insuring themselves in better terms for improving issues. H.M.S. Bonaventure is preparing to relieve H.MS. Orlando on tho Australian station. Chicago, September 25. A terrific storm in the city has lifted the roofs off the Manufacture and Art Gallery. Heavy rain fell, drenching 100,000 visitors. A collision took place between trains running from Kingsbury to Indianna, Twelve persons were killed, principally through the debris catching fire. The victims were chiefly uaetnbors of the London Orphan Bellringer Troupe. ViESNA ; September 21. The police have* arrested ten Anarchists and seize! a printing press and a number of bombs, explosives, and weapons. mmmmmmma _ mmmmmmmmm