Telegraphic News.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2072, 21 July 1896, Page 2

Telegraphic News.

[By Telegraph.]

[most our own oonnmsroNDi-NT.]

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A riot on an extensive scile occurred at Brunswick yesterday, arising indirectly ou: of the twelfth ot July celebration. In the ear'y pm lof the week an Orange procession was prohibited, and a good deal of ill-feeling was aroused. A number of Orangemen proceeded in small parties to the meeting place. An advettisement was inserted in Saturday's newspapers convening a meeting of Irishmen on vacant land on the route along which the Orangemen would pass It was called ostensibly to discuss the Irish question, but row, the. public to tho number of twenty, five thousand turned up, and the riot commenced with the approach of a drag containing a number of Orangemen, who were mobbed and the colours torn from their breasts. As different parties camo along they were violently attacked with stones, knocked down and severely maltreated. Free fights in the crowd became general, and for three hours the battle raged. Many were injured by showers of stones, but none seriously One woman had a narrow escape, and was only saved by a number of men forming a circle and beating off the mob. Fifty police were unable to cope with the mob, but a number of ..rrests were made after the rioters dispersed.

London, July 19

Tho Gulf line of steamers has agreed to extend the Manchester service to Glasgow if guaranteed a minimum of a hundred tons of frozen cargo per trip.

The poet laureate yesterday unveiled a Burns monument at Irvine, in Ayreshire,

In the House of Lords, the Premier paid that the negotiations with America regarding arbitration upon international disputes, though not yet complete, were advancing amicably. Ihe adoption of a general principle of co : pulsory arbitration would be attended by some risk, and some furm of appeal would be required to prevent the mi carriage of justice. There was danger of speculative 'claims being made for the purpose of gaining popularity, especially as the United States were disposed to adopt as their own questions nfffcting South America. A Blue Book shows that Lor.i Salisbury is willing to embrace unsettled territory in the genernl scheme of arbitration upon the Venezuelan dispute, although a portion of it is inside the Schon.bnrgh line

At tho Pope's request, Cardinal Vnoirhnn has directed Catholic members of the Hon-eof Commons to oppose the Deceased Wile's Sister Bill.

Washington, July 19

Since the holding of tbe Democratic Convention, eight million dollar? have been withdrawn from the reserve fund, and a groat fall in values has occurred at New York. Mr Whitney doejs not approve of the Chicago platform.

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