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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3187, 26 November 1892, Page 2

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(BY ELECTRIC TKLKCRAPH. —COPYRIGHT,) Loxdox, November 23. It is reported that the Cabinet has allotted £73.000 for the re-instate-ment of evicted tenants in Ireland. Michael "Dalton, one of tho tenants evicted from Smith Barry's estate at Tipperary, deposed before the Commission that joining in the plan of campaign cost him £10.000. The Times denies that the Government have finally decided to retain Uganda, November 24. Pitiable scenes were depicted at the eviction of tenants on Lord Dalton's estates in Mayo. The butter" market is dull, but it is expected to show more activity about Christmas time. Supplies from Normanby are abundant. Armed police encircled and look notes of the meeting at Toombridge, in Ireland, held for the purpose of promoting the Redmond's New Society of Army Inlependents. This action of the police enraged the mob. Paris, November 23.

Count D'Aubigny has wired to M. Eibot that his negotiations with the Sultan of Morocco have resulted happily. All European States will profit from the commercial advantages secured equally with France. New York, November 23.

Serious floods have beee experienced in Washington State, and many lives have been lost. Seattle Valley, on the eastern shore of Puget Sound, has been converted into a seething lake. Quite a sensation has been caused in the city at Messrs Guion and Co., the Liverpool shipowners, notifying that they will withdraw their fleet of vessels from the Now York trade owing to the harassing rales recently introduced by President Harrison respecting immigrant and general passenger traffic. Mr Grover Cleveland, Presidentelect, has left New York, in order to avoid the crush of office -seekers. He threatens to close his town residence. November 24.

It is denied that B. Guion and Co. intend to withdraw from the New York trade.