LATE GABLES.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6263, 26 September 1891, Page 2

LATE GABLES.

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(Received September 26, 10.25 a.m.) THE JEWS. London, September 26. Dr. Adler, Jewish Eabbi, has requested Mr Hall, the well-known author, to proceed to Rmsia, and write a work describing the sufferings of the Jews thore. ■ ;,■ DIVORCE. . ; Captain Lozier is instituting proceedings for divorce of marriage with Lady Blanche Ogilvie. REV. C. H. SPURGEON. There ia no prospect of the Rev. C. H. Spurgeon accepting an invitacion to visit Australia. ~ CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES., Mr Howard Vincent, a memberof theEngliah House of Commons, who has recently been on a tour through Canada, declares L that those favoring annexation to the United, States have no hold in the Dominion, and N that the majority of the meetings held.:""•. throughout the colony were virtually unanimous in favor of the principles adopted by the Empire Trade League. BEHRING SEA FISHERIES.' Sir Baden Powell, one of the British Ccrnmissionera enquiring into, the Behririg Sea fishery question, who recently favored . the American view that the capture of seals ' would ahortly lead to their extinction, has ' now dißco>ered that there are hundreds of thousands of seals in Behring Sea, and regards the American tales of extinction as; overdrawn. . , ■. (Received September 26, 10.30 a.m.) CANADIAN SCANDALS. Ottawa, September 25. • The House of Commons of the Dominioa Parliament haa, by a majority of fifteen; adopted the report of the committee enquiring into the charges- of corruption levelled at Mr Thomas McGreevy and Sir - H. Langvin, in which it was recommended, ,. that the former be expelled from Parliament/ but in the latter'a case they were unable to> agree as to his guilt. OHILI. Valparaiso, September 25. The Junta's troops at Iquique have captured General Carralleo, one - of Bal- ' maceda'B leaders, on board a British ship, where ha had sought refuge. . , , v It is proposed to raise the cruiser Blanco Enoalada, which, was sunk by. a torpedo fired by one of General Balmaceda's fleet. LAND BOOM.

New York, September 25. Another portion of the Oklahoma reserve. a part of the Indian territory situated between Texas, Kansas, and Arkansas, has been thrown open.' Sufficient land ia provided for 5000 people, but the reservehaa been rushed by five times that number^' (Received September 26, 10.45 a.m.) ■' ." THE SPANISH ARMY. Madrid, September 25. ■ The military authorities have adopted the Manser rifle for the nee of the army. THE ROUMANIAN THRONE* . . Buchaeest, September 25. < Carol 1., King of Roumania, denies that he shortly intends abdicating the throne. IMPROVING. Carmeu Sylva, Que9n of Roumania, ia improving. TURKEY FORBIDS. Constantinople, September 25. Turkey has forbidden' Bulgaria to issue coinage bearing a representation of Prince Ferdinand. THE CZAR. St. Peteesbuko, September 25. Owing to the death of the Grand Duchess Paul, the Czar will proceed to Mosoow. The Czar is stated to be ready to study the needs of his subjects, and to regulate hia conduct accordingly. THE ANARCHISTS AT WORK. An unsuccessful attempt was made by Anarohista to wreck an expreas train at Cracow, in Poland. GERMANY. Beelin, September 25. The Cologne Gazette atatea that the relaxation of the passport regulations will result in the moral pressure of the FrancoRussian entente cordiale. ' .■■<■■ FLOODS. Paeis, September 25. Serious flojda have occurred in tho Ardeche province, and a number of lives have been loat. EXTRAORDINARY PANIC. New York, September 25. A panic ocourred at a revival meeting at Jackaon. The audience thought the day of judgment had come, and in the rush for the doora of the building, twenty negroes were badly injured, and some killed. FATAL COLLISION. Two workmen's trains collided at Zelienople, in Pennsylvania. Ten of the occupants were killed, and many injured.