Concentrated Cable News.

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XI, Issue 1019, 15 June 1892, Page 2

Concentrated Cable News.

' HOME& FO.REIGN,^Th^,^ar has returned -from Kiel .-—Glbiti^ Hassent a large. force, to ;tho JPara|rjf and ' Russia is awaiting results' before! taking : actioni«~Lprd Knijtsford dis> cussßsaHqueßtions "arising: sout of Mr . ,Dibb's mission to England.-liriah Loosl : Bill abandoned by the English Government- owing Ho the • opposition shown »o ifc m the House. — Rev James Travi8 i elected, president of the Primitive Methodist Conference. — Excited feeling m the 'London money Market owing to the stoppage of the New Oriental Bank ; Depositpra only likely to receive 15s m the £.— -Mercier arid Pacarid committed 'for trial for defrauding Canadian Government—The cargo of the wrecked- steamer "Port Douglas, 13 held by ' French authorities Rt 8t Vincent pending payment of claim; for schooner'losfc m assisting ai. the ; wreck.^Rev Thomaa Spargeon has arrived m London aud will ..pccupy . his late father's tabernacle within three months.— Thomas Neill, an American arrpstel for attempting to leV7 blaokmail on Dr Harper m connection ' with" ppisohiDg 2 girls in 'Lambeth ; startling revelations are likely to be mad,je.— Mr T. A. Edge has, completed a distance of 574imiles m idays 40 minutes, on his bicy^le.-rO&ebela i still making further progress m Venezuela.~Seriou3 .revolt broken -oat iv Haguera •( Afghani s tan )- and 100Q 1 troops despatched ; ty> L sup'pres3 it.— :Mr Corveiof 'J'rih. Dpi.' "bas'attain^d position of .Senior' Wrangler," pf,; ' the University,— Several ladies of drirtpn and iNewnham Colleges, have been plsced as • Wranglers,--Mr rr Perce val has < ' forwarded to New Zealand Government a report on "'the manilla and si^al^rb I*'1 *' ducfcionsi— 4 horse poisoners' have' Been"' ( committed for trial ,at "tlapetown. — The Czar promises the Kaiser that ha will not support France, to regain. Alsace. and ( Lorraine,rr~Baron Habern dead, 'leaves i £3,2oo,ooo.— FrencU > trobps' odeupied •' Whaydab.— in. Dahomey, on 1 west, coast i o f Af rloa.— -The war depirtnient ; has , iastitated a special deceratibn^'for- ; Tolu^iteers of 20 year's, Btand|ng.*^-,The. Presbyterians of Ireland protest against 1 Home: Rule ;to Ireland r— The iNew. Zealand Athletic Team made a fkvotirable;starfc at Tnffriel! Pfirk; an<j".men; accorded enthusiastic &hi ; cortfid|;,'^jßl^ come.-— -Nkrro w 'eacap &, frdhi- a ! ' psnip,-' lp. the (tJpnven.t,i6n Hall, Wastiirigtpn: wheiis 1 2O06 ; ,perspns > were,, present;,; , owing", to < the sudden extioction,, of {the Electrio light. -^-General has i been nominated for' the P«"esidelicy and r tti£ first ib'iilpt !^ives lii'in a Targ^i ! m^]prity v ;. scenes of wild «x(i,iteinen't r \ greeted the result;,— New South Waies^Go'vethment do niat intend borrowing-, or; floating a loan' at present, ■*- Ear! ••'of; Huntingdon mauied .to. Mifeg Maude Wi)s'6h : -i-iThe : body of a girl who died at Lamboth m October last, ha« been .exhumed and* strychnine found m the remains. — 1000 Republican troops killed m Brazil by insurgen t'B-s— ? Britisli ; E! Ast; A f ridan[Cqfiapany decided to 'abandon Uganda,—---90.000 miners m Wales- have, :-M*A- to submit to reduction m wages:^— Owing | to labour riots m Barcelona the- city is m a state of siege. — Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria is stated to have aspired to the hand of one of the- Prince of- -Wales' ' ; daughters.— Russian press irrita'ted l' at' i the Success of Prince Ferdinand's -fisit'i to England.— Pultehey Bigelow expelled from Russia . with'otit • reason .'• — Miss Marsden says the lepers m Russia h«ye to Hye m the forests, ijke wvl4 r beasts.-|^ The p.s. Doric has returned to Plymouth withiher machinery damaged. ■' .." P ApSTß^LlA,— CJanon , :C|ia%firj of Melbourne elected Bighop;- of, jCJoqirr bourn N, :S. W.; -^ ;Roagh : . wedtherexpected between New Zealand an«JGabo Isl»nd.— Mr Hall a labour ocan^; : dictate, returned forßen-iaburg r Queensland^ — Sou^h;, Australian .Parliament opened i—-The of the NewOriental Bank does not affect Melbourne' very much\— The Colonial iabonr' conference 1 trieets ifa "Adelaide m July next.^Q^eensland^^oyernment '.'. intend to bring m a bill to '"red. [tyje payment membeis from £3.00 "> t0 £150.-r-r A, Wellington: exhibitor, Mr y Rodger,' secured 17 'at ■ the j Essendon Poultry show. — - fi NEV7 ZEAIjAN^).^-The'; 1 stream tug Duco, built fora Wellington* owne_rl on the. Clydej, jßtruck on .a, rock>:f(n| BallyFe'rris Point, but , ,wa^ ; ; aftorwards floitad off and towed to Glasgow.— The rhree year old daughter of , Mr Me Donald, of Rangitunan burned to death. —Nicholas Pascoe, a miner, killed.by a y fall pf earth m his claim ai Pr^ymoutb. — Tiie Hoa W. P. Ileevea miniater /or Labour returned to -..Wellington on Tuesday.— Mr O'Connor JM. H.; fal addressed his conatiijaentf «t thQ Bql'er [

on Friday last.— M&"C^|^9JHV^!! appointed Inspectdt^^fi^Wk^^Twif Southland Cponty f l'Coqncl^^i^, stealings rife H^ : i^Uii^nd.~|^ B^^k Park railway S^of> B'ererely -^a|r^rad i^^ heavy apaf'.—^OjprdjSlasgo^r ifij^lis Boy's ini?titu|| ; ;§t trel]iqg%n^g||layj^p A •Maori'^ntoli^Bd -^apui^ldrowwe^^ 0 m epere ~ A^feiitn "d!^??r 'irepe.d..p^||pfe i died sndden'y from pneumonia at Auckland Railway Station. — A man named George Co'eman committed suicide at Marton by cutting his throat. — Numerous bnrg'aries committed m Wellington.