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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 255, 5 March 1894, Page 2

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_■ - - THE BRITISH IN SOUTH AFRICA. RUSSIA AND GERMANY. A BRITISH REVERSE. WHOLESALE ARREST OF ANARCHISTS. THE FIGHTING IN BRAZIL. MR CARNEGIE HEAVILY FINED. (FEB PBESS ASSOCIATION ) London, March 3 _ It is reported tbat Lord Rosebery will marry tbe Duchess of Albany. Capetown, March 3 It is probable that Sebele, one of the refractory Becbuana chiefs, will submit to the British, and withdraw his opposition to tbeir rule. St Petersburg, March 1. The Czar states that the adoption of tlie new tariff improved the future relations between Russia and Germany. Rio de Jaxiero, March 3. The Loyalists routed tbe insurgents at gar andi, in tbe Kio Grande Province killing four hundred and capturing a number of prisoners and a large quantity of ammunition. Washington, Mircii 3. Tbe Unite! Siatcs Government has fined Mr Carnetie £28,000 for supplying defective aimour to one of the warships. Calcutta. M -orcli 3. The expedition against Abors tribesmen, which has been operatiug for some time past, has suffered reverse. The rebels attacked tbc British near Borlax, killing 30 Sepoys and capturing 20 prisoners, Paris. March 3. Twenty-two Anarchists were arrested in Paris yesterday. Berlin, March 3. Tbe accident on board tbe German cruiser Brandenburg at Kiel, resulting in the death of 41 of the crew, was caused by a defective safety valve, which exploded with fearful effect.