CABLEGRAMS.

Inangahua Times, Volume XVI, Issue 20225, 17 April 1891, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

BRITISH! A.ND FOREIGN. UNITED PRESSASSOCIATION BY. ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH-COPYRIGHT J Received 15 at 2 p.m. | London, 14. At the wool sales faulty and good merinos and $11 crossbreds are in strong demands though buyers fuvor good merinos, |The series close on the 28tb. I. Sir Jaro^s) Elector has founded a medal in thd ftttographical sooietjr. fto. Pbtebsbubg, 14. The mother- of the Arch-Dake Michael has committed suicide with a poiuard.. Tbe^ause is attributed to gt ief at ther du»<jjjrjftce of the person who wasjiweMtly^i^^fd by the Gza'r of lui Man* brmy in consequence of his secret ui*ir>fa^e :^i|tfslbd daughter of the I)ukfpf i^Bffu.--'^'^l^y«d l li&,' at 12.25 a.m. ... ;\v .- London, 15. The Himalaya takes out reliefs for H.M.Si Orlando. •Lord Salisbury has forwarded a protest 'against Chili closing free ports, which lie contends is unjustified. Sir W. Gumming lias subpoenaed the Prince of Wales in the baccarat case. .'...'. Rioting has been reuewed at Bradford, and the streets are iv darkneas. The major and many of the police were injured by stones. ' The troop* charged the rioters, many of who wore wounded. Received 10th at 7.45 a.m. London, 15. Obituary ; Mr E. Greene, M.P. for Stowmarket. Mr H. Bottomaley, managiug direc ter of the Anglo-Australian Printing and Pulili shilling Uuion. has been condemned in £100 damages for libd liug the editor of the paper " Recor.l," because he attacked the Uniou. Max O'licil has signed a contract with J, S. Smyth to lecture iv Australia. Valpabaisu, 15. Tlie.-Alno, bound iVom Neweust;!. 1 to this pori, was rtfii, a3hw Uy otder of the Chilian Government to avoid oap* tur« by ihe insurgents. Tlie owners claim compensation.