SECOND EDITION. CABLE NEWS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 3143, 7 June 1892, Page 2

SECOND EDITION. CABLE NEWS.

ByE&e,otrio Telegraph.— Cop YBiGHf (UNITED PEfifla ASSOCIATION.) LONDON, Jane 0. The House of Commons guarantees a Mauritias relief loan of £600,000. Mr. Dillon has proposed a board of arbitration to apportion seats in Ireland between Parnellites and anti-Parnellite** at the coming elections. BERLIN, Jane 6. The German press is indignant at Mr. Stevenson's letter on Samoan affairs, and denounces it as an indirect attempt to destroy German influence in that country. WASHINGTON, Jane 0. A cload barst and wrecked the oil city at Townsville, in Pennsylvania. Lightning set fire to the refineries afterwards. The destruction was enormous. 150 peraom were drowned or burnt to death. ST. PETERSBUEG, Jane 6. Fourteen thousand Jews left Odessa for England, Amerioa, and Australia laet week. The Czarewitoh will accompany tht Czar to Eiel. The Kussian Government has with' drawn the requisition prohibiting the export of coal from Bussia. The betrothal of Princess Mary of Edinburgh to the Crown Prince of Boomania is favorably received in Russia. MELBOUBNE, J ane 6. The Government has given instruction* for Deaming's effeoti to be handed over to the testators in the estate. BRUSSELS, Jane 4. Ths National Zeitong depreoates the acceptance of the charges made against Captain Lugard in connection with the Ugandar missions until an enquiry has been made. PABIS, June 6. , The Statist, referring to the remarks made by Lord Salisbury, Preimer of Eng« land, in regard to Freetrade at a recent meeting at Hastings, said the whole speech had produced a great deal of discussion in the Cabinet which bad never been r«» ported. Blondal, Garner, and Ooy. Parisian bankers, have failed for a quarter of a million sterling with assets nil. An anarchist named Wronchel has revealed the hiding place of 150 of his comrades.