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Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2617, 20 April 1889, Page 2

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(BV KI.Iv'TLUU TELEGRAPH.-— COPYRIGHT). I.ONMOM. Ap-il IS. .Mi:. Knatcuh' \.l \lv.kw.s, Home liuler, has iieen returned for .;< u!n\-.lrr, by ;t majority of 75. Tin: Dublin Freeman's Journal says Gover..inei:t intend to bring in a revolutionary fund Bill. Mr Parnell has commenced an action in England against thy Times for libel damages L' 100,000. Bourston and Slokjs, two Melbourne cyclists have arrived at Stamford after doing 4000 miles. There is not much criticism of ill' Goschen's budget. Mr W. O'Brien has taken proceedings against Lord Salisbury for libel. The Agents General have addressed a letter to Lord Knutsford asking him to remind Mr Gosehen that the time is opportune to redeem the promise he made last December to deal with the question of investing trust funds in colonial stocks, General Boulangor's emissaries are arranging for a meeting of the French colony in London. If their efforts succeed General Boulanger will come over. Hklgradk, April 18. A report is current here to the effect that the ex King of Servia divorced his wife and abdicated the throne under the influence of a suggestion made to him while in a hypnotic state by Madame Christies, wife of the politician of that name. It is further stated that this lady frequenoly used King Milan as as a mesmeric medium. Paris, April 17. The senate has ordered M. Paul de Cass ignac's house to b'i searched. Brussels, April 17. General Boulanger has decided to remain in this city.