HOME & FOREIGN CABLES.
« I THE FRENCH IN CHINA. I THE AMEER'S SON IN ENGLAND. THE MIDLAND RAILWAY. CROMWELL'S STATUE. (Per Press Association). London, June 20. The New Zealand Midland Railway Company is urging the Exchange to ; withhold the settling day of the last loan until the New Zealand Government has equitably arranged the Company's claims. The amount required for Cromwell's statue has been subscribed. The Ameer's son, Nasrullah Khan, has abandoned part of his intended tour through the English provinces. He finds himself already overworked. Paris, June 20. A movement is en foot in Paris to induce the President to pay a visit to St. Petersburg. M. Rosccan, Governor ot French IndoChina, is returning to France. He assigns as the reason that he has come into conflict with the military authorities, and finds himself powerless to remedy the chaos that has followed their resistance to the civil power. Constantinople, June 19. The German Emperor strongly advises the Sultan to acquiesce in the demands of the Powers for immediate reforms in Armenia in order to avoid the humiliating position of having them enforced on him
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 298, 21 June 1895, Page 2
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