Late Cable News.
By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. TRIAL OF A CRUISER. INFLUENZA IN YORKSHIRE. THE PRINCE OF WALES AND THE BACCARAT CASE. (PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.) London, April 14. Sir James Hector has founded a medal in the Royal Geographical Society. The Australian Cruiser Katoomba has made a successful trial trip, during which she averaged 18 knots per hour. Influenza, which is spreading throughout Yorkshire, is attacking its previous victims, many of whom have succumbed. New York, April 14. It is expected that lynching will be frequently resorted to as a form of punishment in parts of the States. London, April 15. The Himalaya takes out reliefs for H.M.S. Orlando. Sir W. Cumming has subpoenaed the Prince of Wales in the Baccarat case.
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 998, 17 April 1891, Page 19
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