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BEVIVAL OF NIHILISM IN I RUSSIA. < Pur Press Association.) London, September 5. r...!iurnent was prorogued to-day. Rusben Pasha denies the report that Lord Salisbury threatened him with stringent measures if the Armenian reforms were not carried out. Splendid harvest weather is causing a dnlness in the wheat market. There is nothing doing in cargoes on passage or for shipment. The Bank of Australasia has declared a dividend of 5 per cent, and carried forward £10,495. The Australian and New Zealand Mortgage Company lias declared a diyidend of 5 per cent. St. PKTERSBur.fi, September r>. The revival of Nihilism is causing remarkable precautions to bo taken for the safety of the Czar. Brussels, Sept. 6. The Congo Government has forbidden the summary execution of white men on any pretext, and has ordered that they must in future be tried by Court at Bambo.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 60, 7 September 1895, Page 2
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