Monday.
LONDON, May 3 Gladstone, speaking at a meeting to consider proposed memorial to late Sir Andrew Clark, said modern luxury was increasing disease, and demanding greater devotion from doctors and additional skill.
Rosebery, in bis Manchester address, said be expected soon to convince the majority of Englishmen of necessity for Home Rule. He complained of incessant talking in the Commons. In match against Diggle, Roberts made unfinished spot-barred break of 1033 in 59| minutes. Trial of Anarchists Polti and his accomplice, Farandi, alias Farnarina, has begun. Farandi pleaded Guilty, boasting of his desire to kill all capitalists.
May 4 Farandi sentenced to 20 years imprisonment, and Polti to 10 years. Great Britain has forwarded protest claiming that Russia has no right to use a French port in the Mediterranean. On motion for second reading of Registration Bill, in the Commons, Sir G. Clarke moved amendments that Bill be rejected on ground that it did not provide for redistribution of seats. Amendment lost by 292 to 278, second reading agreed to. In Commons, second reading passed of Bartley's Bill to prevent the sale by auction of livings, and to abolish power of presenting them, in the Anglican Church.
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Kaikoura Star, Volume XIV, Issue 736, 8 May 1894, Page 5
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198Monday. Kaikoura Star, Volume XIV, Issue 736, 8 May 1894, Page 5
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