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Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume I, Issue 32, 23 July 1892, Page 7

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London, July 21. Hr Mandeville (Nationalist) has tieen •elected for South Tipperary. Mr Justin McCarthy retains the leadership of the Anti-Parnellites. Mr Carnegie has subscribed £1,000 towards Mr Keir Harde's election ex-

j>enses. , 1 Mr Labonchere, in " Truth," advises Mr Gladstone to postpone the Home Rule question until the Parish Council has adopted the principle of oue-man-one-vote, and a reduction made in the term of residence necessary for qualification^ also until permission is given for members to be paid their election expenses and local option passed, as they then be able to defy the House of

Lords. It is believed that the Irish members are agreeable to this.

Mr T. P. O'Connor, addressing a meeting, said that many Liberal candidates had been defeated by the influence of publicans. This election had produced the greatest corruption that had been seen for thirty years.

" St. fames' Gazette" says that Mr Gladstone demands a pledge from Irish members before forming a Cabinet, and the Irish are hesitating.

The " Chronicle" urges that Lord Carrington ought to succeed Lord Knutsfoid in the Colonial Office, and not be sent to Ireland. It considers Gladstone's majority enough to enable the Liberals to do a great deal of work. The supporters of Home Rule polled 300,000 votes against 78,000 ia Ireland. A council of eight will assist Me-: Carthy in directing the policy of the Nationalists. The N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. will shortly issue half-a-million four per cent, debentures at 96. The liquidators of the New Oriental Bank have estimated the assets at £48,000,000. It is thought that the creditors ought not to reckon on more than 15s in the £, owing to the condition of trade in the East. A. severe gale in the Irish. Channel has caused many shipwrecks. . A Liverpool lifeboat while engaged in the work of rescue was upset, and three of the crew were drowned. A crisis is threatened in the Dancashire cotton trade, owing to a reduction, in wages and increased hoiu'3. The Times stages that £550,000 worth of debentures will be offered directly by the pxospectota for a NewZealand industrial concern. Colonial are very firm gust now, and a good many people are "investing in them. : Pauls, July 21; It is reported toat a plot has been discovered in Paris to destroy Bourse, Palais ©c Bourbon and Palais De Justice. Several arrests 'have been s effected. i

Auckland, last night. A fire broke out in Dalton'-s tailoring establishment last night, and the building was gutted Damage to stock was £200—insured for £400, ?he shop was valued at £800—insured for £400. The fire is supposed to have originated in the apparatus used for heating irons.

Thames, last night. ; The Cambria Company to-day declared a dividend of sixpence per share. The Aharemarket was very brisk to-, day consequent upon Mr Had ford stating that 3900zs of hard squeezed* amalgam have accumulated from a crushing of seven loads of quartz and lOlbs picked stone. Shares to-day jumped from >3s 9d to 6s, but rhey eased again this evening to ss. It is expected that a crushing will give 25ozs of gold to load. Sharemarket-: Cambria — ■ "buyers 2/, sellers 2/3 ; Magnolia — buyers 6d, sellers lOd ; May Queen — buyers 3/, sellers 3/3 ; Moanataiari—-buyers 4/7, sellers 4/10:; Woodstock—buyers 2/3 ; Waihi—sellers 17/6; Silverton—sellers In the Supreme Court next Friday Mr Theo. Cooper will take steps to. have the Bank of New Zealand mortgage, of about £1200, over Crawford's Special mine and plant upset in favour' of wages men and creditors. The Miner's Union are finding money to fight the case! ■;.•-■ ;Mr George Peel proposes to erect reduction works in Owen Street. A telegram to-day received from 1 Christchurch says an application is ;'toi be made to remove the prohibitionist; members of Sydenham Licensing Committee on the ground of a bias counter petition is being drawn up asking the Governor not to remove them. i Sydney, July 21. Government have arranged for a loan of half-a-million at 4£ per cent, with four years currency money, which will be obtained from the New South Wales Savings Bank, and the Colonial Treasurer will be able to carry on until the end of the .year without further