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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 70, 19 September 1895, Page 2

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TEAGIC DEATH OF A BARON. | AN AMERICAN PRESIDENCY. THE CZAR AND THE PC OR. j . (Per Press Association] . Capetown, Sept 18. The Rimutaka left on Saturday for Hobart and Wellington. Shanghai, September 18. Seven more of the Kucheug assassins have been executed in the presence of the Consul. Brussels, Sept. 18. A mutiny has broken out on the Congo, one of the native regiments revolting aud murdering the commander. Ottawa, September 18. The Government province of Quebec supplement the butter bonus an additional £d per lb. London, Sept 18. The Warrigal's bullocks averaged £'20. The besfc of them bought at £21 10s. The London directors of fche Freehold Investment and Banking Company havo approved of the scheme of reconstruction. The Duke of Devonshire, at the opening of the Dairy Institute, said that technical education alone could save the English farmer, though Parliament could help by removing certain burdens. \ Lord Beaumont, one of a shooting party at Carlton Towers, Yorkshire, has been found shot dead with his head shattered. It is supposed his gun exploded while he' was crossing a stile. The London creditors of the Freehold Investment and Banking Company have approved the scheme of reconstruction. Lord Sheffield and a party visiting Sebastopol were ordered to leave directly they landed, no reason being assigned. Washington, Sept. 18. The New York Republican State Convention supports Mr Morton as a candidate for the Presidency. St. Petersburg, Sept. 18. The Czar has decreed the formation of a Council to devise means for providing employment for fche honest poor. Vienna, Sep. 18. In the municipal elections the antiSem ities secured an overwhelming victory over the Liberals.