DELAYED CABLES.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 9681, 16 May 1894, Page 4

DELAYED CABLES.

London, May 12. ' Mr C. J. Hecan has withdrawn from ' the Board of Directors of the New Zea- [ land Loan and Mercantile Agency Company. : The Times' Simla correspondent telegraphs that Rajput Moslems from Delhi _ originated the disorder in Agra, nnd that r the affair is devoid of any political imJ portance. ' Her Majesty has summoned the Right ! Hon. H. fl, Fowler, Secretary of State ' for the Indian Department, to Windsor ' • to inquire oi him as to the rumor of a threatened mutiny in India. | The Times' Buenos Ayres correspondent telegraphs that the legal authorities de- | clare that tbe extradition treaty with ' Great Britain doe 3 not cover Jabez ' Balfour's cap". [ While H.M.S. Galatea was saluting ! to-day a shell accidentally exploded, J beheading one gunner and injuring three others. 1 Sir Charles Dilke advises the Govern- _ ment to continue the cession for an entire [ year, and pass the Evicted Tenants Bill ' and also the measure tor the Disestabllsh- _ ment of the Church of Wales. He ' further Bnggests that early in 1895 the ' Government should introduce a measure 1 limiting tho exercise of the veto by the Houee of Lords, and then dissolve, _ New York, May 12. [ Owing to the strike the Baltimore-Ohio , railway is without coal, c St. Petersburg, May 12. ; A number of Russian peasantry residi ing at Kkaterinnslav stoned the Jewish [ residents and pillaged and burned their > houses. The rioters, wbo killed many of i the Jews, cried, "Revenge on the blood* [ suckers ! " Several arrests have been . effected.