LATEST CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1296, 12 September 1883, Page 2

LATES T CABLEGRAMS

(PfiU RJSUTKtt'S AKKXOY. ) j Received September 11, 0-HO a.m. I London, 10. I Accounts to hand from the hop dis tricts are somewhat unsatisfactory, the crops having suffered considerable damage from the recent heavy gales. : Vienna, 9. 1 According to latest reports from the Southern i rovinces the diaffected feeling of the Slav inhabitants lias not diminished m any degree since the reinforcement of troops was effected. Pisloyalty to' the' Government is openly expressed, and- rioting has occurred at several places in Croatia. At Agruin, the capital of the Province, encounters have taken place between the military and bands of peasants, "who fought with determination, several lives being lost, and large numbers of persons severely injured. . . : •- (Received Sept. 11, 1-25 p.m.) London, IQ. Telegram are to hand from Switzerland that the Misses Booth, daughters of General Booth, of t'lie Salvation Atmy, have been expelled from Chetesworth. (sic) Marquis Tseng, Chinese Envoy, returned to London to-day from Paris, where he has been negotiating with Chaelmel Lacourfor an amicable set l

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