HOME & FOREIGN CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 216, 17 January 1894, Page 2

HOME & FOREIGN CABLES.

TREASON AND RIOTING. EMBEZZLEMENT OF £9000. DAIRY PRODUCE AT HOME. THE GERMAN TOBACCO TAX, PROPOSED NEW DECORATION FRENCH FINANCE. THE COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET. THE ANARCHIST OUTRAGES. (PKR PR3SS ASSOCIATION. 1 ) Vienna, January 15. The titrtl of 80 members of the Otnladina Secret Society on charges of tieaeon and rioting has opened id Prague. London, January 15. Anderson, a clerk in the office of Cook and Sons, tourist agents, hus heen arrested on a charge of embezzling £9000, moneys of the firm. The best of the cheese, ex Euapehu, from New Zealand, sold at 45s per cwt Her cargo of apples and butter has ar« rived in excellent condition. The Coptic's butter lies ar.ivcdm ex cellciit condition. The London and India Dock Companies intend erecting- additional coal stores at Smithfield for colonial produce. The Earl and Countess of Mar ami Kellie sailed in the steamer Ophir for Australia. The machines now used in printing the Pall Mall Gazette and Budget are run by electricity. The Marquis of Lome read a paper before the Imperial Institute m which he advocated the institution of v new Order to be called th<? Star of Australasia, Soveral colonial butter producers and import agents in London are forming a now combination for the p.otection of colonial interest?. Berlin, January ]o. The Tobacco Tax Bill ha s been read a first tune in the Reichstag. The measure which met with bittev opposition, has been reforred to a committee. Sr. PKTKBsufBO, January 16. The Russian Government has demanded the right of access to the naval stores formerly deposited on Poros, a small island of Greece. Rio r>E JanikHo, January 15 The Aorangi left for New Pl j mouth today. Rome, January 16. Troops have been despatched to Leghorn and other cities to suppress the Anarchist disorders, which are spreading at a great rate. Many arrests have been m.vdc. Pabis. January 16 The French Committee of Credits has adop'ed a Bill for converting 4 A per cents into 3} por cents., thereby saving 68,000,000 francs.