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Received Juuo 4, 10 p.m. Berlin, June 3
A sensation has been caused throughout Europe by the publication of details of a plot to assassinate the Crown Prince and Princo Bismarck. The Berlin police have been informed that several mechanicians and electricians in London are constructing an infernal machine with which the assassination was to he effected. Two youths resident in Berlin, were, it is said, chosen to feommit the deed. As yet no arrests have been made. May 4. A Government crisis is imminent in Prussia in consequence of the Emperor hesitating to promulgate the act prolonging Diet until freedom of elections is guaranteed. It is reported that Russia intends to raise an impost duty on refined sugar of 60s per 100 kilos, and on raw, 40s. London, June 3.
Sir James. M'Kenna, M.P. for South Monaghan, has written to the press disagreeing with resolution passed at a Home Pule meeting in Dublin which condemned the papal decree. In his letter he defends the rescript. and accepts the Pope’s condemnation of boycot ting and Plan of Campaign. The Rajah of Sarawak and Sir Evelyn Baring have received the honor of Ivnights of Grand Cross of St Michael and St George. Calcutta, June 3. Information has been received that the Thibetans are massing in large numbers in Kapup Valley. Melbourne, June 4. A desperate struggle took place between two robbers and two members of the police force early this morning. One constable was disarmed by a stone. One of the robbers named Ryan fired six times at his pursuers before he was captured. Sydxey, June 4. The statement that Mr Garrett,
Minister of Lands, intended to resign, is officially denied. Thomas Sullivan, another bushranger counnected with the stick-ing-up of Walgett Hotel, lms been arrested.
Melbourne, June 4. The Exhibition building is now approaching completion. Annexes have been constructed on the eastern and northern sides. The total area covered by the buildings is 33 acres, which far ecliuses the spice occupied by the Exhibition buildings of 1380. The space allotted for electric lighting will be marvellous. Great progress is jO. being made with the German Court.
The total deficiency of absconded sharebrokers is L 30,000. The silver crisis involves another to the extent of L 14,000, while several others are arranging with their creditors.
Brisbane, June 4
The body of a young woman named Flora Cartwright has been found at the bottom of a well in Charters Towers, and a young nian named Thomas Donovan, with whom she had been keeping company, has been arrested on a charge of murder.
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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 314, 5 June 1888, Page 2
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