.Air .T. McNicol will hold his regular monthly sale of cattle, produce, ctc., at Cambridge to-day.
THE GREAT STRIKE.
(nv Ei.Kcnuc TuriEOßAi'ir.—ooi'viur.iiT.) rjON*nov. Roptomlmr 12. Tim strikers have .£12,000 in tlio B.ink. It was the Strike Commitloe who empowered Cardinal Planning to no.trofia.tn with the employers. The Standard savs Australian artizans will find that while nomin ally helping doc:k labourers thoy have really been playing into the hands of Socialist agitators. Burns is ill from tlio effects of overwork. The Seaman's Union has sent a manifesto to Australia, asking the Unions there not to allow the Tainui to he unloaded; on the ground that she is manned by " blacklegs." September 12. The Tainui, whoso departure was delayed by the strilco, has started. She coals at Ph'mouth. 'The Dock Committee still refuse to give any advance before January. City men are cabling to the Aus tralian Unions to the effect that the support given by Australia to the strikers is imperilling the position of London. The leaders of the strike admit it must have collapsed without the supplies of money re ceived from Australia. A citizen of Loudon offers £200 on condition that £8000 more is subscribed to recoup the Dock Company's cost of conceding an ad vance in November instead of January. Burns has declined to stand for the Dundee seat, rendered vacant by the death of Mr Firth. September 13.
