CABLE MESSAGES.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9086, 19 May 1891, Page 2

CABLE MESSAGES.

British and Foreigo Telegrams Bij h'lectric Telegraph. — United. Press Asmcial'xon Copynyhl— deceived 19',5\91 —930 a.m. GERMAN EMPiROR'S VISIT TO LONDON. London, May 16. The city has voted £3000 to prepare a suitable reception for the Emperor of Germany on the lOfch July. The Queen will accompany him to Guildhall. OUTRAGES AT CORFU. Germany and Italy are supporting England in assisting to suppress the persecution of • the, Jews at Corfu. During the outrages twenty Jews w%re killed. The populace of Corybinco is emigrating. Turkey and Greece arc supplying food to those expelled from tho island. N.Z. VEBBELS ARRIVED HOME. London, May 17. Arrived : Barques Highland Glen from Timaru (January 28), Lutterworfch from Gisborne, Baldur (at New York) from Wellington (February 2). ATTACK ON THE PRINCE OF WALES. The Sunday Times recently published an article attacking the Prince of Wales' financial condition. Mr Augustus Harris, the proprietor of the paper, ■ has oxplaintd to the Prince that' the article was unauthorised, and he summarily dismissed Mr Phil Robinson, who alleges he wrote according to instructions. He demands a year's salary, and threatens to sue for it and call the Princo of Wales as a witness. Mr A. Beckett, of Punch, has been appointed editor in Mr Robinson's place, and the paper has published an abject apology for its remarks. FRANCE EXPELLING FOREIGNERS. It is reported France is expelling foreigners. COLLISION AT GIBRALTAR. Gibraltar, May 16. The Italian steamer Shura, with 800 emigrants on board, came into collision with the Buccaneer in the Bay, and received some damage. No loss of life, however, has occurred, and the passengers are now being reshipped.