Last Night's Cables.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5631, 16 September 1889, Page 3

Last Night's Cables.

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London,, September 14. The Czarewitoh has arrived tit Berlin en route to Paris, where he intends making an official visit. Gaudaur offers to row Sonrlo on any lake in England for £1000. Searle, whi!o_ willinsr to accent the cballonero. ccneiaers a lake unsuitable, and is billing to meet Gaudaur on tho champion course irom Putney to Mortlafee, or on the Tyno oi Henlov rivers. Searle makes the condition that the race shall take place before °tfiugfthe nomination of General Boulange? has been refused his committee aro running him for Mont Marfcro with every prospect of success. The police have removed the placards favoring General Boukansev, anS have taken into custody those who stuck up the bills. Out oi 1650 candidates nominated for the general election for the French Chamber of Deputies, 250 aro supporters of General Boulaneer. The Orleamst, Boulangist, and Bonapartiat candidate* unite in demanding a revision of the constitution. September lα. The strikers' committee have ordered the men to resume work on Monday. Tl.oy rmsscd a resolution specially thanking the colonies for the valuable financial assistance rendered them in the struggle, which they declare to be the first in the direction of a Universal labor federation. They ndnut that without tho liberal contributions irom Australia the victory would not have been won. The agreement was signed last nignt. The lightermen delayed its final completion fora while by refusing to resume work under bs aim Themasters yielded that point, but re erred the other demands to arbitration The Surrey Commercial Dock men held out i>r an increase of wages, which was granted to them. j£ EtßOtnM jE, September 15. f The bodies of Leigh and Johnson, the two firemen who were buried under the walls which fell during Friday night's fire, have bewi recovered.