YESTERDAY'S CARLES

Evening Star, Issue 8116, 16 January 1890, Page 4

YESTERDAY'S CARLES

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Mr Garner has secured Australian rights of Gilbert and Sullivan’s new opera * The Gondolier.’

Mr H. M. Stanley received a brilliant reception on his arrival in Cairo, He was entertained at a banquet by the Khedive and British residents.

The Bulgarian loan of one million was covered six times over in Vienna.

. The Governor of Ohio praises the Australian system of ballot, which has been tried in that State.

Gravenruth, the German officer reported to have been captured by Arabs, has arrived at Bagamoyo. A German, American, and Dutch syndicate is being formed to lay a cable from San Francisco to Tutuila in Samoa.

The dock laborers are subscribing a piece of silver plate as a jubilee gift to Cardinal Manning in recognition of his services during the recent strike.

The Marquis of Hartington and the King of Spain continue to improve. It appears that the Australian mails were not sent by the train which was destroyed in Nebraska.

Captain O’Shea’s libel action against the ‘Freeman’s Journal’ has been dismissed, with costs.

The trial of Mr Parke, editor of the ‘ North London Press,’ for libel in connection with the West End scandal, takes place to-morrow.

The remains of Dr Bollinger will be buried in Munich.

The Emperor of Germany, addressing a deputation of members of the Reichstag, said that although peace was secured it was needful to maintain the army and fleet in a state of readiness.