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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6419, 1 April 1892, Page 2

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London, Maroh 29. Mr T. Burt, M.P., secretary of the Northumberland Miners' Association, has appealed to the Northumberland miners to support the Durham miners.

The engineers in South Wales and Monmouthshire have given notice of their intention to go out on strike in order to resist a proposed reduction in their wages. Their action will involve 70,000 miners. It is rumored that the police attribute the "Ripper" murders to a convict now in Portland Gaol for obtaining money from a woman by threats.

m , -, . p AEis, March 29. Ine Press are unanimous in oallinir for the suppression of Anarchism, regardless of consequences. The Archbishop of Paris prohibits the discussion of politics by the clergy with Socialists. Ravaohal, in an interview with a representative of the Gaulois, expressed his delight at the outrages, and promised more. The police have planned an extensive capture of Anarchists.

M „_.,_ , ■Washington, March 29. _ Mr M'Kmley disclaims any idea of offering himself as a candidate for the Presidency.

During a dispute which occurred in a ohurch in Georgia a negro bishop was shot dead m the pulpit. The Committee of Ways and Means propose to reduce, and eventually abolish, the duties on tin.

_ . Brussels, March 29 Prince Ohimay of Belgium is dead.