HOME & FOREIGN CABLES.
DIRECT STEAM SERVICE WITH | MANCHESTER. MURDER BY BLACKS. THE SALE OF LIQUOR AT MUSIC HALLS. (Per Press Association). Havannah, October 2. The Spanish cruiser Cristobel Colon has been wrecked off the Cuban coast. The crew were saved. The rebels claim that they torpedoed her. Washington, October 2 The Governors of 11 American States advocate recognition of the Cuban rebels, and some advise annexation of the island. Capetown, October 2. A report has been received that the Natives have murdered Wm. Attlay, of the Universities Mission, near Lake Nyassa. Viexxa, October 3. Vounh BaJevi, the Governor oi Sab'eia, has succeeded in forming a Cabinet to replace the one over which Prince Winderchgraetz presided but recently resigned. London, October 3. The Manchester syndicate which proposes to establish a direct steamer service with the colonies is willing to reduce the freights from 10 to 15 per cent below the London rates, but insist on a contract for at least for two years. Commander Dawson has left for Australia, where he will be engaged for two years in surveying the West Australian ports and rovising the charts of the coast. The Licensing Committee of the London County Council has removed the restriction on the sale of liquor at the Olynipia, Palace and Empire Music Halls.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 83, 4 October 1895, Page 2
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