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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 62, 27 November 1890, Page 2

THE LATEST.

London, November 25. Id spite of the proclamation by the authorities, . a procession was hell at Enniscorthy to-day to commemorate the death ot the Manchester ** martyrs " The police were compelled to, charge the crowd, and several of the latter were injured. , : . .;: :' Mr Stanley is indignant at the dis« closures made by his : officers „ . Affairs in, Dakota are critical. TheIndians are sacking the country, and the troops stationed at the; Various points are insufficient to .quell the outbreak. It i* feared that the rising will spread to Canada. .-...: . . .-- Buenos Aybes, Movember 25. Several credit houses have failed, and m consequence the premium on gold East increased to 250. . .. . \/V, , ' Paris, November 25 . The Preach Tariff CommitteVjhasadvaneed the import duty on mutton to 32: francs per 100 kilos, and has doubled the duties on tinned meats. . The Nationalists are assisting dockers in Ireland in blocking vessels carrying | material for the construction of relief rai'wajs in distressed districts,, . The Charity Organisation Society has declared that General labour organisation and .. emigration scheme is im practicable. ; :; v Beceiyed November 28. 10.30 a.m. London, November 26. The fever has left the. Conntess of Jer* sey and her condition is improving. Washington! November 26. The Silver Act, passed last session. » already pronounced a failure and free co nage is regarded as certain to pass con gress. . . . ; . ■. ;■ .-■ ; . / ; • _. -. ■.