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  4. The following appeared in our late editions yesterday:— A. J. C. SPRING MEETING.

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  5. The follomng appeared in our late editions yesterday:— THE STATUS OF SILVER.

    It is reported that the change of policy on the part of the Bank of England in agreeing to the suggestions from the Uuited States to hold ...

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  6. THE AMERICAN STRIKE.

    The colliers on strike at Pittsburg (Pennsylvania) and in Ohio, Indiana, and Virginia have decided to resume work, a compromise in regard to the ...

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  7. SIR WILLIAM WINDEYER'S DEATH.

    Profound surprise and regret were expressed in social and political circles this forenoon when the Government annonnced the receipt of the ...

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  8. GENERAL CABLE NEWS. [REUTER'S MESSAGES.] International Relations.

    It is reported that Germany is disposed to agree that the basis of the peace, settlements between Greece and Turkey shall be Lord Salisbury's ...

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  9. A Catholic Commemoration.

    Cardinal Vaughan and Monsignor Perraud, the Pope's nuncio to England, conducted a thanksgiving service at Brompton Oratory yesterday in ...

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  10. A RECORD IN INQUESTS.

    No fewer than eight inquests were held at the morgae to day. They were as follow:—George Richard, aged 60, who died suddenly; Alfred Sykes, ...

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  11. The Indian Frontier Rising.

    The column under Brigadier-General Yeatman-Biggs interested 10,000 Oarakzais and Afridis at Samana Range, and repulsed a night attack of ...

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  12. INTERCOLONIAL NEWS. [BY TELEGRAPH.] Victoria.

    John Hudson, of Mansfield, farmer, was thrown out of his buggy through the horse having bolted. The fall broke Hudson's neck, causing ...

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  13. The Trades Congress and Socialism.

    The Trades Uuion Congress has passed a resolation in favor of socialising the whole of the means of production, distribution, and exchange, and ...

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  14. South Australia.

    Mrs. F. Trealoar, of Watervale, who was returning to Adelaide by the R. M. S. Orient after visiting friends in England, died from extreme heat ...

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  15. The Cuban Insurrection.

    Senor Capote, a Havannah lawyer, has been elected president of the Coban Republic by the insurgents, who are still in possession of parts of ...

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  16. The Klondyke Goldfields.

    The River Yukon is frozen over, and the conveyance of supplies to the Klondyke goldfields by this route has consequently been stopped. ...

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  17. THE BROKEN HILL METALS.

    A PRIVATE wire received in Broken Hill to-day reports that lead (soft Spanish) is quoted at £13 10s. per ton on the London market. ...

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  18. BLOCK 12 FIRE.

    THERE is still nothing fresh to report with regard to the fire in tho Proprietary mine. The fire bas not yet been reached, although everything indicates ...

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