SATURDAY'S TELEGRAMS.

Patea Mail, Volume XII, Issue 13, 17 May 1886, Page 2

SATURDAY'S TELEGRAMS.

n'otkiisl O ‘*i J u ■■i '’ : ~p ’ t ; . (SPECIAL TO PBES3;^spOOUT|Oir.) i. London, May 12. Mr in . addressing a meeting of sixty them that it was useless to continue parleying with Mr Gladstone with regard to the Home Rule proposals. The Daily News urges that the bill dealing with the Irish question be read a second’damepou tliafTTfr should then be withdrawn and recast for the October session. IN TB RPRO VIN Cl ALT ■ ; : -»7—-rr ‘jf ft Jt/ .v ’ ' (m PRESS ASSOCIATION.) ; Auckland, May 14.

■ The Boot Manufacturem* Association have rejected the modified tariff of the jOperatiTes’ -Union,, .and. settlement -is further than /; /■' IVj j| fi . tte'New Zealand 1 Watchmail BUsipended publication. :!: A ■ GfifeTMOUTH/ May' I^. I Since-the 'imperative onier ’'Wai / Bent to Mr Bdlaour t to working in Jim rnsnei- 'the'-ltaiiWay ! DepartmCn't put a gang pi wprkmen on T the ground who are engaged in l a- poit and rail fence gine-houab Kiid the blafekSmith’s shld bo bn.

j ;M. Taylor, member s el«(ct<ekl| for Sydenham, having been ashed -to 1 second; the: Addressianeßcply, ifheOajj-:. proved-! of , thni ppliCjj; •. foreshadpwed in the speech, has 1 telegraphed to the Brenner'arfollows^ 41 The pplicy ihjfiicated ii;; r•• mh A [Strong south-east heavy, rain has been blowing all day and still continues. The : flooding of - the ; low jying pqrtiotis’'of W’city is, during! -.sbycre weather of a fortnight/ ago, arid if. the rain continues to’rise some damage : :Ml 'certididy^-wbflili. 1 Traffic on the Christchurch Little RivbV railway is interrupted. ■/ Farmers antipi> hate great damage to the potato crop.f | I r ijhe' Qompositofs, in the" Daily Hmes bfficb hatA gbhe Ml'oh’-^striked It is derstbbdthat- they objected tb ! the pro-' posed’ rediictionii and ba the:', pfdprmbra giving way bn that ! wprj^'ui^c^Vai;!. ' wsras, signed thati no /reductions wouldbe attempted: during the next twelve months * ; On the Mjltpn fire . the -Hnjon „oomrisk" lb ’ £6§p. j lA [ for £4OO is' re-iiisUred !thus, £2oo’ t|be ..each, ,in the Standard, National, and United, £3OO in the Norwhich UnioU;. £SOO ;in the Union; 5 Imperial; Equitable, and New Zealand and. £IOSO in the South British. Wantwood House near Gore, the residence of Mr G. M; Bell; was destroyed by firb. Itiwas insured for £ISOO in dhe South reinsured...... ,

Gisbouenb, May 14. A man named' William Rowley was nrres,ted tp-day for aftemptipg po murder a mafi named. O’Neill. ’ It that the to-gether,an'd that Rowley informed the police,’ that O’Neill had .shot hirpself. Subsequently suspicion fell bn Rowley, ,and he was arrested. O’Neill' was stibt ip thbl skull was 'split open, and hAis id a'