AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10293, 27 April 1895, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS.

Pkkih, April 27. A prospector reluming from Coolgardie cairn; acros3 an ouLcrop shotving very rich auriferous, iron stone, iho location is near the Londonderry mine, ami the stone is plentiful. J'eluoukne, April 27. Tho Judge held tliaf; the Herald's erticlo on Downie was cleaiJy defamatory, but after a careful review of tho ov.iicncp, hail come .to the conclusion that the imputations wero justified by tbo fads. T!;'c Cabinet l.as con.-i'lcred tlte propropose 1 ivirenelnnent scheme, and lias decided to curry it out nlmoht in its entirety. Jr i a expected that the effect wjlj bo a lechiction in tim Insinuates for the year of about £400,000. Tho r ilwnjs lire chiefly affected, the oxtont being £120,000. Sydney, April 27. Tbo police liuvd roeoiveJ information •from the British Consul, at Buenos Ayres, that Dix, implicated in the robbery of araalgiun from the Lucknovr Mine, New South Wales, who left New. castlo ns a sailor, died of sickness. The jpolice disbelieve tho accuracy of tho report.of his dflath and hope to effect his arrest. Her Mr Clarke, who Las been before the court several times lately endeavoring to obtain an order for the restoration of conjugal rights with his wife, has been acquitted on a charge of drunkenness. Hobart, April 27. The Fruit Conference ias formed an Australasian Federated Fruit Growers' Association to protect their interests.