HOME & FOREIGN CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 266, 14 May 1895, Page 2

HOME & FOREIGN CABLES.

MADAME JOUNIAUX. FIGHTING IN MOROCCO. THE ARMENIAN ATROCITIES. THE QUESTION OF A TITLE. CARRIAGE OF COLONIAL PRODUCE. (pee press association) Brussels, May 18. Madame Jonniaux' sentence of death fur poisoning her husband was commuted to penal servitude for life. Tangiers, May 13. Six hundred Moors were killed in an inter-tribal battle at Quedbounr, in Morocco. Lokdon, May 13. The British, French, and Russian Joint Scheme of Reforms demanded in Armenia has been handed to the Sultan. "Viscount intends to raise the question whether a succession to the Peerage vacates his seat in the House of Commons Obituary— Vesey Fitzgerald, who was recently appointed one of the creditors committee of the City of Melbourne Bank. Viscount Walmer will not apply for the title of Earl of Selbourne until the question respecting his seat in the House of Commons has been decided. Great Britain docs not intend to renew the treaty with the United States regarding scaling arms and implements in the Behring Sea. The terms of the Lnndship owners for for the carriage of Australian produce to London are— frozen mutton, Jd per lb ; other produce, £8 12s 6d per cubic ton.