POLITICAL PRISONERS.
MEETING IN LIMERICK,
London, September 18. A MEETING attended by twelve thousand persons at Limerick denounced 11 r Gladstone for refusing to grant an amnesty to political prisoners. Mr William Redmond said ib was really tho dynamiters who had caused the Home Bill to be brought in. Mr Davitt suggested that in consequence of the rejection of tho Bill by tho Hou.-:e of Lords tho second Chamber in the Irish Legislature and all other concessions in the measure to the landlord interests should be eliminated.
THE AUSTRIAN EMPEROR
ATTEMPT ON HIS LIFE.
Buda PusTir, Soptombor 18. An attempt was made to-day to wreck a train conveying the Emperor of Austria, bub without success.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 222, 19 September 1893, Page 5
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