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LONDOiN, Oct. 19. A fresh demonstration by.ihe unemployed took place in Hyde Park to-day, after which the crowd proceeded through May Fair on to the lhamea embankment, where mounted and foot police met, charged and dispersed the mob. A number of foreigners, chiefly German Anarchists, were 8S takin K « prominent part in tne demonstration.
I here is considerable agitation among thel Unionist press with regard to Mr Gladstone s speech at the Liberal Conference, which it declares is one of incitement to bloodshed and anarchy The Nottingham Conference has decided that each? delegate presmJt shall have one votd* '
Bubear has accepted Teemer’s challenge to row for the championship of England. - --
Speaking at the Liberal Conferet ce at Nottingham, Mr Gladstone admitted that the Liberals had terribly lust ground, and complained of the servitude of Parliament. He stated tint coercion in Ireland had distinctly failed. J
Mr Goschen, speaking at Bradford, dwelt at length on the profligate incitement of Mr Gladstone’s language, and said that the Anarchic doctrines he advocated for Ireland would extend elsewhere.
, Yielding to the popular outcry General Wilson will probably quit the Elysee Palace in Paris.
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Kaikoura Star, Volume VII, Issue 85, 21 October 1887, Page 2
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