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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 82, 1 October 1894, Page 2

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♦ A DUTCH VICTORY IN BATAVIA. DEFICIENCY IN ENGLISH REVENUE. RAILWAY MANAGEMENT COMPARISON. fPKB PEKB3 ASSOCIATION!. Batavia, September 30 The Dutch have captured Mataran with a loss of 12 killed and 49 wounded. The loss of the Bnlaneso was heavy. London, September 30. The revenue for the quarter 6hows a deficiency of three million seven hundred pounds Madame Melba has sailed for America. She iutends to visit Australia, but Mr J. C. Williamson failed to secure her engagement. St. Petersburg, September 80. The Czar suffers from nephritis, rendering it necessary for him to winter in a warm climate, and he will shortly leave for Livadia in Greece. Lisbon, Sept. 29. The steamer Dorunda struck the rocks during a fog. The total number of sovereigns saved up to the present is 22,200. Washington, September 29. It is believed thnt the (.launa Gael Society intends to disband, owing to dissensions arising trotn the expulsion of two Brooklyn camps. The report published by the New York World, that rioting was prevalent in Rio de Janeiro, is denied. In a manifesto issued by President Cleveland he states he is satisfied that the Mormons are law-abiding citizens, and he quashes all convictions against them for polygamy. Uome, September 29. The Pope accepts the Hungarian Civil Marriage Laws, and has directed the prelates to educate the children. Paris, September 29 The public failed to subscribe the now issue of the Panama Canal bonds.