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[Received January Ul, at 11 a.m.]
[SPKCIAU] London. Janunry 18. The m wager of the Oiglake colliery bag entirely abandoned Jiope of rescueingthe remainder of the entombed miners, and he expects that some months will elapse before I their bodies are reached. Paris, January 18. At the finish of the election the Socialists shook their fists in tbe faces of their opponents, and owing to the uproar it was impossible to hear the speeohes. 11. Faure is the first Protestant elected at the head of the State. M. Dupuy, the Premier, has resigned. After his election M. Faure said he would cease to belong to any party, and bocoina an arbiter between parties without distinction. The Times think 3 the result of the election will be a happy ono for Franco, and reaasuro overyone. The Socialists loully resented the prohibition of M, llichard from voting. A section of the party clamoured "Down with the Presidency."
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXIX, Issue 17, 21 January 1895, Page 2
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