LATE CABLE. By Electric Telegraph.-Copyright. (PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8085, 25 September 1894, Page 2

LATE CABLE. By Electric Telegraph.- Copyright. (PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Received September 25, at 0.40 a m. Sydney, September 24, Arrived— Wakatipu, from Wellington. The crushing of ore obtained from one claim at Wyalong lias arcraged 6J ounces of gold to the ton. Tho lower levels in many mines arc showing improvemnnfc. Meluoorne, .September 24. The Peterson (government has decided to tender their losignatinn on the return of Governor Hopetouu from Sydney. It. ii understood th.it moat of the members of the late Shiels Ministry waire their claimi to oflice, but it is expected that Messrs A. Dcakin, Hon. W. Stncls, and J. A. Isaac will be included in the new Ministry. The jury in the Speight-Syme libel action woie locked up for the night. The trial of Mrs Needle on a charge ofmurder lus begun. So i-\v nothing has been elicited.

Shamsiiai, September 24. The Ktnpresi of China furnishes a further sum of three million dollars towards the of the war.

expenses / Pauls, September 24. The Minister of Foreign Affairs hau notified the French newspipers publishing in Ej;yPfc to moderate their attacks oa

London, September 24. Addressing a meeting in Dublin, Mr John Redmond vehemently demanded the release of those imprisoned in connection with the dynamite outrages on tht grounds that the outrages were the icsults of pure and high motives. The average price of English wli&il i 3 19i 8d per quarter.