Late Cable Messages.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 250, 24 September 1883, Page 2

Late Cable Messages.

i THE BANK ROBBERY. DISCOVERY OF 14 BARS OF GOLD. THE SUPPOSED ROBBER ARRESTED. ANOTHER COLONIAL LOAN. THE IRISH DISTURBANCES. I SPAIN AND GERMANY. ' .. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH- *OOPyjtIGHT.} (RENTER'S TELEGRAMS.). • Adelaide, September, 23. Arrived, this morning, the Orient steamship Lusitania from Plymouth August 12, >: "l . t • : Melb6ur»e, ; September 23. Fourteen of the bars of gold which were stolen from the safe of the Com-, mercial Bank of Australia ' hare been fqund on the bank premises . The son of the caretaker is suspected of the robbery and has been arrested. | London, September 22. I Sir Arthur Blyth, .Agent-General for South Australia has invited tenders fdr his Government for a loan of I 41.500,000 the minimum . ig fixed at 98i „ :,\ ;.; a . , Sir Anthony Musgrave, Governor of Queensland sailed for Brisbane to-day by the orient steamship dorata.. •; - — A proolamat on has been issued by the. Erish Execntive, declaring: certain parts of the conntisEt of Mayp, Clare, .and Limerick, ■to be disturbed districts.; The force of constabulary now stationed* there is fouad to ba insufficient to s^rve order,^ ani is to.be strengthened, ! The Daily News m its issue this morning published a telegram from its cor. respondent m Natal, stating that a mes. sage was sent by the Governor of tha colouy to Cetewayo reqaesbin^r his surrender, but was not m the form of an 'aitimation. . ; - Madrid, Sept. 21. An official denial has been given to the reports that have recently been .current here to the effect that King of Fonso, who is now on a visit to the Qermau Emperor is taking advantage at his presence at the German Court to bring about an allianoe between the two countries.