To-day’s News.

Kaikoura Star, Volume XIV, Issue 759, 27 July 1894, Page 5

To-day’s News.

LONDON, July 21 Notice given in Commons of 300 amendments to Evicted Tenants’ Bill. Bank of New Zealand stock subscribed five-fold within half an hour of opening of the list. Shareholders will receive preference in allotment shares. New shares quoted at £3 10s, old at £2 10s. Particulars of engagement in Corea show that Coreau Palace is guarded. The assailants attacked J apanese troops, but were easily routed. PARIS, July 25

Three persons suspected of taking part in a plot against life of the Czar arrested here.

Govt decided to expel all foreign Anarchists.

Many French detectives been sent to England to discover organisers of Anarchist plots. During debate on Anarchists Bill members of press were expelled from Deputies for hissing Denoix, who attacked privileges of press. « Denoix received challenge in consequence of his speech.

ROME, July 25

Thousand Italian Anarchists who have been released are sailing for America.

BRUSSELS, July 25 Four deaths from Cholera in Liege. WASHINGTON, July 25' An American Labor Union is being formed, embracing all labor except railway men, with whose union it is intended to affiliate.

YOKOHAMA, July 24 Japanese Govt have apologised for assault on British Consul at Seoul, explaining they were ignorant of his identity, and merely desired to prevent him from entering military lines.