HOME & FOREIGN CABLES.
THE ASHANTEE TROUBLE SETTLED. (Per Press Association.) London, Nov. 20. The Daily News says Mr Chamberlain has accepted the assurance of Lord Suffield on behalf of the Ashantee envoys that Great Britain's demands will be complied with. The King of Ashantee undertakes to pay the cost incurred by the British Government in preparing for the campaign, and Mr Chamberlain has agreed not to send troops to the capital unless the terms of the agreement are repudiated. The Times thinks the Canadian Government will be gratified at the decision to subsidise the Atlantic service. Paris, Nov. 19. The French warship Admiral Bandin has been floated off. Capetown, Nov. 19. The gold belonging to the African Banking Corporation, which was stolen on the way to Bulowayo, was covered by insurance.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 122, 21 November 1895, Page 2
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