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CABLE NEWS.

' W- qiICiMIIO PARLIAMENT. An Utpmilelel Stm [United Press Association.] (By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) ,j@RcMived September 12,12,10 p.m.) ■ Brisbane, September 12. A scene unparalleled in the , 0 history of the Colony was witnessed an early hour this morning in the Assembly. Daring tlio debate on the Pcaco Preservation Bill, Mr Glnssoy appealed to tlio Government, to appoint a Conciliation Committee to go west,and endeavour to sottlo the strike. Mr Tozer replied thattho Government wore prepared to accopt sovcral t , amendments from tlio Opposition if the Committco allowed tlio first six clauses to go through, Probably matters would be so altered by that time, that the remaining portions of ' would not bo necessary. Sir Glassoy Baid tlioy would not accopt the lines of tlio present Bill,

and tlio stonowall continued. one o'clock Mr Stephens, Act-Wg-Chairman, had occasion to call a Labour member to order, and an uproar ensued. The Chairman ordered Messrs Reid and Browne to ■ resume their seats, but they declined and tho Speaker was sent for. Mr Browne was warned, and suspended for seven days, but declining to leave the chamber, was forcibly ejected by the oflicers, amid cries of "Coercion" and cheers from the Labour Party. Similar proceedings were taken against Messrs Reid, McDonald, and Turley amidst intenso excitement, Mr Power said ho hoped never to see Stephens Chairman again, a remark which caansed the wildest uproar. Mr Dunsford called out "Stephens comes to tho House in a half-sleepy, half-drunken state," for which he too was susponded for a week. Mr Glassoy then insisted on being heard, and defying the Chair, shared tho fate of his companions, Tho house finally adjourned at 2 ' 3o ' Cattle in Great Britain, t United Press Association] (By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright) (Received Sept. 12,11 a.m.) Loxdox, September 11. Cattle in Great Britain show a decrease of four hundred thousand, and sheep of a million and a half, as compared with 1893. The Cornn War.

f United Press Association.] (By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (Received Sept. 12, 11 a.m.) Shanghai, September 11. Farther reports have been re- ■ ceived describing the deplorable condition of the Chinese in Corea, Trouble in Zanzibar; [ United Press Association,] (By Metric Telegraph—Copyright.) (Received Sept. 12,11 a,ra.). f, Zanzibar, September 10, Twothousand natives attacked the Germans at Kilwa, and were repulsed with a hundred killed. The Queen of Madagascar, [ United Press Association.] (By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (Eeceived Sept 12, 11 a.m.) Paris, September 11, Tho Froncli papers aro discussing tho propriety of sending an ultimatum to the Queen of Madagascar. The Trouble in Jm. [ United Press Association.] £ (By Electric Telegraph-Copyright,) Sixoai'Oßß, September 11. Tho Dutch troops havo captured Matarane.

Drowning Fatality in ihe Murray. [ United Press Association.] (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) (Received Sept, 12,0.50 a.m.) | Sydney, September 12, '• The Murray is in high flood. A j woman named Shepherd and aMr ' Sayers and child Were drowned ' through the capsizing of a boat in which thoy were escaping from a house. 1 The Oomte de Paris, i [ United Press Association.] _ (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) (Received Sopt. 12,11 a.m.) 1 London, Septombcr 11. The Duke of York will attend tho funeral of Comte de Paris. .Australian Frozen Meat in Austria. [ Pulled Press Association.] (By Electric Telegraph-Copyright.) Vienna, September 11. k The official report submitted to Be Government on the Australian raten meat recently imported here Hjmmends that larger quantities is beyond doubt, • The Irish in America, [UnitedPress Association.] fly Electric Telegraph—Qopyright) Wasuikotox, September 11. Tho Irish Nationalists in America have issued a manifesto pointing out that whereas the AmericanIrish at a secret meeting in 1884 .agreed to suspend active operations, and for ten years have not hampered the Parliamentary Party inlingland, that the latter have gained nothing, and the trace bo now ended. THE CZAR'S POLICY, [United Press Association.] (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) St. Petersburg, September 11. In the course of an interview, M. De Wittc, Minister of Finance, declared that Hussia would, neither support Franco nor Germany in a warlike policy. He said the wishes of the Czar were wholly in the direction of maintaining peace. Affairs in Madagascar, • , [United Press Ajiociation.] (lly Electric lelegraph—Copyright,) Paris, September 11. : (pho . French Government has despatched M, Dovilcrs at the head of a wmmissioii to enquire into ihe' state of affairs in Madagascar/ Tho •■'situation, owing to-the native outbreak, is regarded as

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4823, 12 September 1894, Page 3

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Tapeke kupu
710

CABLE NEWS. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4823, 12 September 1894, Page 3

CABLE NEWS. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4823, 12 September 1894, Page 3

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