CABLE NEWS.
(l!Y KI.KUTUIUTEf/.WIIUMI OOPYUIGHT.) SPECIAL TO IXITKD PKESS ASSOCIATION. London, March 30. Cunningham and Burton, the men arrested on the charge of being concerned m tho ri>o:it dymmite outrage.-; on tho House of Commons, anil the 1 Tower, an;l who aro sii[>[)o.^qA to ba conuocte-l with the explosion:-; on the Lomlon railways some time ago, have boen committed foi: trial. Eight hundred sterling of the New South Wales loan has been paid by tho Associated Banks. The French Parliament has increased the duties on imported cattle. . Serious fighting is imminent between the Central American Eapublics. A detachment of police sent from Manitoba, have succeeded m ousting the rebels from Fort Saskatchewan with a loss of ten men. The rebels lost eighty men. Tho correspondent of the Daily Telegraph praises the physique and appearance of the Colonial troops. Beferring to the sculling match for tho championship of the world, the Sportsman is doubtful whether Beach would be able to conclude a match with an English sculler. Obituary. — Prince Orloff, formerly Russian Ambassador at Paris. An order has been granted for the compulsory winding up of the South Australian Copper Mining Company.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 101, 1 April 1885, Page 2
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191CABLE NEWS. Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 101, 1 April 1885, Page 2
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