PELAYED CABLES

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 10057, 26 July 1895, Page 4

PELAYED CABLES

London, July 23. A depoti'or, in a letter to The Times, sa\s Iha kernel oi tho ichemo for the rFCon=trueiion of the City (f Melbourne Bank re.iliy means ciDli-caiion. He U'gea that it i« advisable to wind the bank up cp-edily, and get all they can from thu wreck. Washington, July 23. Thirteen students of tho Prlncetown College, New Jersey, whn were proceeding to the Yellowstone National Park to stndy geology, ore mis?ing. It is believed that they have been captured l>y Indians at Union Pass Wyoming, the. redskins belDg enraged at the restrictions placed by the Government on tUtir hunting. Home, July 21. Fnrtbcr particulars of the collision in the Oull oi Spezzlnthow that the captains tf both VR'-^eis were asleep at the time of the occurrence. The Ortiela was goiog 11 JvDols, end the Maiia, travelling at 10 knots, crossed her uowa, The Ortlgia's engines wore reversed, bub ill wao too lato then to nvoiil tho collision. Sofia, July 21. Pnrlng M. Strwnbor.lofl'.H funeral the mournon drew revolvers tn overawe the mob, but the only ciT ct of this htcp was tn increase fclie fury it tho GnOntighr. The Ilium *.&iau arid &:rvian Consuls, together with llic-ir \\ive<, were felled and trampled on. Sir Arthur Nicholson, British Consul-Ortuera!, prnleeled sgainut the absence < f protection, ond heavy cavalry patrols were seat to the consulates. Relatives of tho conepirntor TufcktcbitlF have been airestod on suspicion of beiog concerned in the aurder. One of the allegations brought (iffcinsb M. Stambouloff i by hi3T : nemle3 Is thut r.fter TnfektchlefT's brother, a youth of 17, bad suffered six months' torture in order that certain evidence might bo extracted from him, Stamboulett ordered him to be steeped in kerosene and burned alive. . July 23. Mdme. StambouloiT intends to leave Sofin, fearing that the lives of her family are not safe.