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LONDON, July 12
It is reported officials in Colonial Office regard preferential trade resolution passed at Ottawa Conference as valueless. They consider principle inadmissible and embarrassing to Foreign relations, while practical working would entail enormous expense owing to addition required to Customs machinery.
Siemens states that existing survey is sufficient for all practical purposes, and offers to lay Pacific cable immediately at cost of £2,000.000 ROME, July 12 Italian Chamber approved of drastic measures against Anarchists, including compulsory residence of suspects within assigned area. Crispi urged it was necessary to defend society against contagion. WASHINGTON, July 11 Three thousand armed strikers marched in procession through streets of San Francisco, declaring they would not yield to troops and were waiting lor their arrival. The populace cheered them. Chief of Knights of Labor ordered them not to strike, at present. Debs, head of Railway Union, been committed for trial ; bail allowed. He will not be tried till October. Railway strike is collapsing, but numerous isolated outrages still continue. Train was derailed at Sacramento and 3 soldiers killed. General strike is a fiasco. Senate warmly endorsed President’s conduct.
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Kaikoura Star, Volume XIV, Issue 755, 13 July 1894, Page 5
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186LATEST. Kaikoura Star, Volume XIV, Issue 755, 13 July 1894, Page 5
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