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Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1676, 3 April 1883, Page 2

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The Speaker, of tlie Housfe of Oomtno'ns lias voted a motion providing for the protection of the House of Parliament by detachments of troops. ' J* « V' f 7« tTwo men unmeel Caseys and Fltfniganj who were recentlyWrWeil kt' Liverpool, have been arraigned at the local Police Court on charges of illegally landing explosives, and remanded. [ It is announced that Clfief Justice Brett will succeed? the) late Sir George Je&sell, as Master 6f the' Rolls. ' ' ' ' ' It has been agreed between the English- and Spanish Governments that Rodiiguez and Castello, two of tbe Cuban lefugecs.who wc^e surrendered to the Spanish Ghvernment by the police authorities at Gibraltar, shall now.be released, but tint Mdcco, the leader of the Cuban rebellion, shall be detained in custody as a prisoner of war. Paris, March 31. Louise Michel, the notorious female Communist, has been arrested by the police. Washington, March 30. Intelligence has been ' received ' here that the Apache Indians have taken lip armsiand raided the white settlements in New Mexico and Arizona territories, and have massacred fifty Europeans. The Apache threaten to annihilate the 1 settlers, and; the Government have despatched a 1 strong body of troops to the latter's assistance. , St. Petersburg, March 31. It has transpired that the police succeeded to-day in surprising a ' Nihilist rendezvous where a large number of the members of a secret society were assembled. A severe struggle took place. , but ultimately eight persons were arrested, one of whom, however, committed suicide while in the hands of the police. A quantity ot dynamite was also seized on the premises.