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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 196, 18 February 1895, Page 2

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A SULTAN'S HORRIBLE TROPHIES STRIKE OF GLASSWORKERS. ROMAN CATHOLIC CLAIMS. DAIRY PRODUCE. SILVER CURRENCY. Ppeb press association.! London. Febuary 15. At the request of the Pope, the Bishop of Salford will reply to the addresses of Bishop Moorhouse on the Roman Catholic claims. The Right Hon. Campbell-Bannerman will preside over the Committee of Enquir* into the question of the unemployed. February 17. All the gambling summonses against the Jockey Club were dismissed. The Bench refused to state a case tor a superior Court. Lisbon, February 16. Portugal will require to import ninety million of kilos of cereals until August. Nkvv York, February 16. The glassworkers in Cincinnati have struck work, owing to the refusal to their demand for an increase of wages. Some strikers threw a bomb into the office of the manager of the works, Mr Hum phreys, who was severely injured by the explosion, and is believed to be dying Tangiehs, Feb. 16 A Moorish cavalry corps is on the road to Fez conveying to the Sul;an of Morocco two cartloads of salted heads, cut from the boiies of rebels, which are to be exhibited from the walls of the palace Berlin, February 17. The Reichstag passed a motion authorising the Federal Government to convene an international monetary conference to rehabilitate the silver currency.