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THE ARMENIAN ATROCITIES. s THE EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH 5 AND THE WORKERS. c FRANCE'S FINANCES c THE HAWAIIAN CABLE. s c PAYMENT OF MEMBERS IN s GERMANY. ( < THE DUKE OF YORK'S VISIT. ' TRADE RETURNS. BEHRING SEA FISHING AWARD. SERIOUS ILLNESS OF THE QUEEN j OF THE BELGIANS. ! (Per Press Association.'! London. Febunry 11. i It is officially announced that the Duke ; ot York has not <et decider! wlun he will make his promised visit to the Australian ) - colonies. The trade returns show that wool aad raw imports decreased .£'l,l'-)7,000 in value in January compared with 1894. Arrived — Duke of Devonshire, from "Wellington, December 2"> ; Star of England, from Wellington, December 25. Berlin February 12 The Imperial diet has accepted a motion in favour of payment of members, Washington, February 12. The Bill anthorising the construction of the cable to Hawaii has been introduced in the House of Representatives. The British claimants have accepted the President's offer of 425,000 dollars in settlement of all demands under the Behring Commissions award on the seal fisheries. HOME. February 11 The Pope has declined to mediate in the Armenian trouble, but has suggested that Christian Governors should be ap pointed. The Sultan is highly incensed at the proposal, Vienna. February 11. The Emperor ol Au-tria is causing dwellings to be erected for 10,000 workers in Vienna. Three rooms will be pro\iuVd for each, and the rent, which is fixed at t's per annum, will b:' devoted to toiinding similar establishments. Paiiis, February 11. The Premier (M Rihot) has cancelled the denth duty scheme, and is drawing from t lie Savings Banks the unclaiiu' d money and utilising other retervea in order to meet the deficit, of over a million. Nkw York, February 12. Zimmerman, champion cyclist, visits Australia towards the end of the year. Brussels, February 13. Tho Queen of the Belgians is suffering from fever, and very great anxiety was fi:lt for a time, but she is now recovering.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 192, 13 February 1895, Page 2
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