Cable News.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 7053, 4 May 1894, Page 4

Cable News.

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London, May 1. Her Majesty, when investing Sir George Gwy JK the dignity .of Privy O°«* mum o °&»Mi.t» »d *«.«*«. held of their sympathy with tho cause of labor.

Lord Mayor has started a fund for the relief ofthe eufletere by the earthquakes Lonaon County Council £ iborrowmg two millions at 3} per cent, for city im aeif by blowing a policeman's whistle duimg Se Sir Ce iT Kay-Shuttleworth, Secretary to the Admiralty s ; replying to. V™*»\g* the reason eeveral warships were being builders were not expert at the Mr 8. Smith, M.P. for Hintebire, has tabled a motion in the Houee of Oommonß anßrovine of an international agreement Sth! table of exchange between aUver and gold

May 3 A bill introduced by Mr F. Spencer proOffice was perfectly competent to deal with lab The m bo t Sugb. of Napier is issuing a loan of £35,000 at 6* per cent, with a minimum of 108. . i. Lord Eoßebery, addresaing a gr<at meeting of Manoheßter, Baid he was not sanguine that the Government programme would be passed owing to the obstruction that was being manifested in the House of Commons He described the attitude of the Labor party as political anarchism, calculated to strengthen the Tories and delay Home BT Mr Howard Vincent's of Origin Bill was rejected on the second reading by a majority of 26. Mr Mundella opposed it on behalf of the Government. WABHraeraoN, May i. The police will not permit the unemployed to assemble at the Capitol, and they are sending delegates

May 3. Mr Reid, the Victorian delegate, has collected some valuable details of the working of the American railways. Ooxey, Brown, and Jonen, the leaders of theunemployed agitation, have been arrested and admitted to bail, on the charge of violating the statutes relating to the Capitol. A mob of 6000 people, ohufly Italians and Poles, renewed the disordtr at Cleveland The police repeatedly chawed and finally dispersed the rioters, many of whom were arrested

Pabis, May 2

The French Naval estimates amount to eleven millions, showing an increase of ha a million

Stdney, May 3

The forty-fifth report of the A.M.P. Society was issued to-day. The new badness of 1893 represents 9968 pohcies, assuring £2,857,997, and giving an annual premium income of £96,021. The death claims amounted to £457,291. The accumulated fund now amounts to £11,954,587. The reserve for depreciation of seourities has been increased from £127,717 to £203,643. The actuary's report shows a cash surplus of £589,245. Of this £140,415 will be retained aa a reserve for special purposes, leavtog £448,790 available for die- - trlbutton among the members, which yields reversionary bonus additions of about £910,000. The rate of expenses has been reduced during the year and the rate of interest has fallen by about a quarter per cent. The most prominent features of the report are the precautions taken by the direotora to provide for any possible depreciation of the securities and the stringent standard by which the liabilities under policy contracts are meaenred. Beisbanb, May 3. Mr Wragge notifies a storm wave between Tasmania and New Zealand.