CABLE NEWS.
SECOND EDITION
SPECIAL. London, April 30. The area of the Lancashire strike is extending. A mill owner has been mobbed at Preston. The weavers propose a mixed board of arbitrators, under the presidency of the Bishop of Manchester. The employers refuse. [EEUTEE’S SPECIAL TELEGBAMS TO THE PBE3B AGENCY.] London, May 1. Mr Cross, speaking at Preston, said the Government insisted on the maintenance of the existing treaties. He denied theirs was a war policy. May 2, The captain of the Cambria says he believes his men are destined to man Russian cruisers in the Pacific.
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Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1289, 7 May 1878, Page 2
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