London.
The race for the America Cup will cost each of the competitors £25,000. The Peace Congress has asked Mr Gladstone to invite the nations of the earth to conclude treaties binding them to have recourse to arbitration to settle all disputes. i It is reported that the Nationalists are thinking of appointing Mr A. O'Connor, member for Donegal East, their leader instead of Mr Justin Macarty. The Daily Chronicle says that the remainder of the coal-owners are offering to let the men resume work at their former wages, provided they pledge themselves not to ask for an advance later on. Mr John Burns, addressing a meeting at Hyde Parlc, said that the miners were winning a great battle. Forty per cent of the men had returned at the old rate of wages. One hundred thousand workmen paraded Hyde Park in support of the miners who are on strike. Princess Maiie of Roumania, daughter of the Duke of Edinburgh, has been delivered ot a son. Eight deaths have occurred at Greenich Workhouse, and 200 inmates are ill. It is stated that during the Siamese crisis a French gunboat fired on H.M.S. Pallas. Lord Rosebery is making enquiries into the truth of the report.
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Manawatu Herald, 19 October 1893, Page 2
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203London. Manawatu Herald, 19 October 1893, Page 2
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