THE LYNCHING BUSINESS.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6142, 7 May 1891, Page 2

THE LYNCHING BUSINESS.

ITALY AND AMERICA. STILL QUARRELLING. AMERICAN MINISTER A.T ROME TO BE KECaLLED. Rome, May 5. Signor Rudini, the Italian Premier, chargee Mr. Blame, the American Secretary of State, with publishing private despatches. Mr. Blame has penned a sharp retort. It ii expected that Mr. Porter, the American [mister, will be recalled from Borne. ATTEMPTED FRAUD. London, May 6. Edward Pinckett, merchant, was charged, to-day with attempting to defraud Mr Steever, jeweller, out of j£40,000. Hβ alleged that he was able to convert one sovereign into three. The case was remanded. BREWERY BURNED. Courage and Co. 'c brewery at Bermon&aej has been burned down. LEAGUE FUNDS. The seceders from Mr Parnell propose that arbitrators shall be nominated for the purpose of getting the funds in the hands of the Paris bankers released. APPOINTMENT. The Queen has appointed Mr W. H. Smith Warden of the Cinque ports. LABOR COMMISSION. The Labor Commission is proposing to sit in three sections. SUICIDE OF A LORD. Lord James Douglas has committed euicide. INFLUENZA. Five thousand people are down with the influenza at Rotheram. Influenza ia alte raging at Liverpool. THE STRIKES. „ Bbussbm, May (. JX23SSS£? oartridßreß h ™ beefl dk - The strike is extending amongst th* Belgian miners. Seventy thousahdare now out). SERVIA. rp u a • „ . BBXCffi *DEi May 6. _lhe Servian Cabinet propose to expel Seek* c UnleM ahe,le » Tee *»t°ia«