HOME & FOREIGN CABLES.
THE NEW THAWING PROCESS. ANOTHER REVOLUTION AT HAYTI. (PEE PRESS ASSOCIATION.) London, September 5. Nelson Bros, are ready to submit a thousand carcases per week to their special thawing treatment News from Hayti states that six persons have been shot for attempting to murder President Hippolyte's daughter, and a number of other rioters shot for attempting to murder President Hippolyte himself. The Colonial Missionary Society has voted £100 towards the new Congregational Church at Napier. Mr W-eddel is sending further consignments of Australian mutton to Hamburg. The Pall Mall Gazette says the Niger Company lost 60 killed and wounded in thr encounter with the French, but no details are to hand. Cat bo. S»pt. 5 The announcement that the Khedive had countermanded the trial of the Pasha charged with purchasing Soudanese slave girls, whs not official. The court-martial is proceeding. The hearing is creating considerable excitement. St. Petersburg, September 5. The Russian Government intends to build a railway to Mery, and thence to Penjdoh, on the Afghan frontier. .Mr John Redmond, at a National League meeting, lamented the apathy of the American and Australian Irishmen in the matter of donations. Washington, September 5. An American ship seized a Canadian sealer in Behring Sea, though she was within ihe limits ot tbe law, and an inter* nAt.innal difficulty is feared
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 61, 6 September 1894, Page 2
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