HOME & FOREIGN CABLES.
♦ THE FROZEN MEAT TRADE. SOCIALISM IN ENGLAND. [pee tbess association.! London, November 1. Mi 1 Weddell intends to insist on the introduction of Australian meat into ' Austria, despite the protest of the Russian Ambassador. In the municipal elections in England and Wales the Tories gained a majority of 69, owing chiefly, it is declared, to Socialists bein^ candidates. The British press generally congratulates Victoria on the spirited financial programme of Mr Tnrner, the new Premier. The Secretary of State for the colonies has informed the induua and delegates that the hope of Great Britain is to protect Swaziland. Ottawa, November 1. Mr Mackenzie Bowell has received numerous offers from companies to contract for a Pacific cable. Berlin, Nor. 2. The Emperor, in addressing the Lutheran Synod, stated that though subversive tendencies had not altogether prevailed against religion, they were still a powerful influence, and he advised a spirit of reconciliation.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 110, 3 November 1894, Page 2
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