LATEST CABLES.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 2714, 28 January 1892, Page 3

LATEST CABLES.

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(by submarine cable.) (Received 10.30 a.m.) VALPARAISO, January 27 [ H The Chilian Government are willing to j the dispute with United States to f by a neutral power or Supt Court. r ■ WASHINGTON, January 27 ' K The Democrats and Republicans supc the President’s action with regard to * BjChili. ■ The Finance Committee of the Senate * ■favor an International Bimetallic Conferto consider an enlarged issue of which the Committee contend, is 1 to equal mintage rights with gold. VENICE, Jan 25 i ■ The Sanitary Conference agrees to subi disinfection for quarantine of * esse Is passing through the Suez Canal i infectious diseases. The English urge that troopships and earning mails which are bound England direct should be exempted this condition. The delegates other Powers oppose the concessions. BERLIN, January 27 ■ A German Imperial and Prussion 3 per loan of three hundred million marks likely to be placed on the market at an date. VIENNA, Jannary 27 B The trial of the Schneiders (husband wife), on a charge of murdering a of domestic servants, is cheating a in the city. The husband, who his guilt, admits that he outthree girls and subsequently murthem. The prisoner is endeavoring Bo implicate his wife. LONDON, January 27. ■ Five hundred and ninety-two deaths influenza wore recorded in London week. The death rate in the city is per 1000, and and Brighton 61. It is rumored that the Queensland Bills will be withdrawn. ■ Sir J. F. Gairick, in his reply to Mr said that Sir S. Griffiths was the Bank had subscribed to the loan to the extent of £680,000. ■ The Telegraph says buyers are refusing Hpe Queensland bills, on the ground of tho

length of period, and because the price is too high. It expresses the opinion that the colonies are too hasty in attempting to raise money in a new form. The Daily News says tho bills are unwelcome in financial circles.