HOME AND FOREIGN.
Press Association.—Electric Telegraph.—Copyright THE MURDER OF AN OFFICER. Gibraltar, September 12. Thf man who murdered a British officer recently has been arrested.
THE AMERICAN TARIFF. Washington, September 11. It is expected that Congress will endorse the McKinley Tariff Bill.
THE AUSTRALIAN CRUISERS. London, September 11. The Australian cruisers are rapidly being fitted up, and will be ready for service early next year.
THE GATLING GUN COMPANY. London, September 11. The Court has ordered the winding up of the Gatling Gun Company.
NEW ZEALAND AND FEDERATION. London, September 11.. The Morning Post regrets the action of the New Zealand Parliament in rejecting the Federation proposals, and asserts that its decision places a serious obstacle in the way of Australian union and Imperial Federation.
THE TEXTILE OPERATIVES AND THE EIGHT HOURS' SYSTEM. London, September 11. _ The delegates from the textile operatives, who threatened to withdraw from the Trades Congress owing to the compulsory eight hours' proposal having been carried, have decided to defer their withdrawal until the annual meeting of the members of their trade.
SHIPPING. London, September 12. Arrived : Barque Martha Fisher, from Lyttelton, May 17 ; barque General Berthaut, from Mercury Bay, June 10.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8360, 13 September 1890, Page 5
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