HOME AND FOREIGN.

Bush Advocate, Volume I, Issue 65, 4 October 1888, Page 2

HOME AND FOREIGN.

+ — . — ■ London, Oct. l. : :_ It is intended to confer the freedom of the Oity of Dublin on Cardinal Moran. A cargo of wheat from Melbourn e ;, has been sold at 39s 3d. Adelaide wheat 40s. Mrßalfour, Secretary for Ireland, speaking at Glasgow, said it would be necessary to reconquer Ireland if it obtained a local Parliament. The Home Rule agitation was the daily bread of the Irish members. , News from the gold coast has been received to the" effect that the British expedition to the Tojo country killed five hundred natives losing on their own side sixty Houssas. Professor Giffken asserts he obtained the Emperor Frederick's permission to publish the diary three months after his death. - ; Oct. 2. It is stated that .the block of a cheque book has been discovered at New Ross, County Wexford, showing that the funds of the League have been applied to resisting evictions and other illegal purposes. Mrs Bernard Beere, the wellknonrn actress, proposes to make a tour through the Australian colonies. It is reported that Sir Morel! Mackenzie's book will be prohibited. . in Germany. . Most of the colonial prelates now in England will attend the Church? Congress at Manchester, presided . over by Bishop Moorhouse. Paris, Oct. 1. Madame Adam, a French political writer, declares that Belgium has agreed to co-operate with Germany in any hostile movement against France. "Washington, Oct. 1 President Cleveland has approved the Chinese Exclusion Bill, but has suggested that Chinese passengers now on thoir way to the ; States should be admitted if provided with proper certificates. New York, Oct. 1. The wheat market has been'; " ournered" by a Chicago syndicate? and corn is" now selling 'at ' two dollars per bushel. It is believed the operators, will m,afce $ pr©£t x of

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