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(Per Press Association.) .London, October 24. Sun Yet Sin was released directly Lord Salisbury demanded, Obituary— Greathead, engineer. The Standard announces that Great Britain has agreed to arbitrate with Venzuela more liberally, though not unreservedly. At auction 159 bales of New Zealand hemp were bought in. Heavy rains have to a large extent injured the crops in Ireland and the prospect of the farmers for the coming winter is a grave and serious one. Geake, the absconding Victorian solU citor, leaves in custody for Australia by the Arizoba. The rise in wheat has affected the price of linseed raw oil, which has increased Is 6d per gallon. Rome, October 24. The civil marriage of the Prince of Naples and the Princess Helene of Montenegro was celebrated in the Quiriaal, the residence of the King of Italy. Berlin, October 24. Lieutenant Brusewitz, who killed an engineer in a cafe at Carlsruhe, has been sentenced to four years' imprisonment in a fortress, and dismissed from the army. ,
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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 101, 26 October 1896, Page 2
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