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Timaru Herald, Volume LV, Issue 5828, 1 December 1893, Page 3

THE LATEST.

(run Eleotbio Tblbgbaph — Oopybight.) [Pub Pbess Association.] Reoeived 0.45 a.m., December Ist. THE FRENOH MINISTRY. Pabis, November 30. M. Spuller ia engaged forming a new Cabinet. THE ANARCHISTS. A. board of apparatus for infernal machines has been been discovered at Marseilles in a secret tunnel under the street from the workshop. The owner, an Anarchist, declared that he was asked to hide the parcel by two other Anarchists. All have been arrested. THE EIGHT HOURS SYSTEM. London, November 30. Tha Government have introduced the eight hours Byatem in Woolwich arsenal. ATTACHMENT QUASHED. Washington, November 30. Tho Superior Court of Cook County has quashed the attachment of the New South Wales mineral exhibit by Sells, on the ground that citizens were unable to sue foreign powers. The American Oovem ment took action at the instance of Sir J. Pauncefote, the British Minister. (SpEC_At.To Pbess Association.) ' Keceived 12 50 a.m., December Ist. BREACH OF PROMISE London, Novembor 30 Misa Mighul, whose suit for breach of promise against the Sultan of Johore was dismissed, appealed on the ground that the promise to marry wus made by the Sultan when passing under an incognito. Lord Eeher dismissed the appeal. THE RUSSIAN FLEET. Constantinople, November 30. The Sultan has asked the Ruosian Admiral Avellau not to visit Constantinople, on the pretext of danger from cholera. PRIVY COUNOILLOR. London, November 30 Sir J. Thompson, of Canada, has beon appointed a member of the Privy Council in recognition of his services on the Behring Sea Commission.