CABLE NEWS.
CRISIS. Lomxar, Mat 11 Arrived Jessie Headman, from Wellington (January 27th). May IS. Mr Gladstone is impressed with the policy of the Federal Colonies respecting the New Hebrides. The Adelaide fruit sold in the Exhibition market has realised kill for s week. Arsens, Mat IS The Chamber of Deputies has been summoned by the King, and the troops which were proceeding to (be front have been stopped. MR. GLADSTONE’S IRISH REFORM SCHEME. GROWING DISSATISFACTION IN ULSTER. RESISTANCE OPENLY THREATENED. Lohdoh, May 13. Mr Ciutv.berlsin, in addressing a meeting of 00 LiberaU, a*s ured tbem that it was useless to continue parleying with Mr Gladstone with regard to his Home Rule proposals. The Dally Newa urges that the Bill dealing with the Irish question be read a second time, on condition that it should then be withdrawn and re-cast for the October session. There is a growing excitement in Ulster over the Home Rule j.ruponals of the Government, and the Orangemen arc making open preparation* i >r resistance in case tile Hill should become law. STARTLING STATEMENT BY MR CHAMBERLAIN, May 14. The debate on ih- Horn » Rule scheme was* resumed last night in (he Uoiiseot Commons, when tne Right lion. Sir Henry James spoke *t some length against the Bill, which he dcoared was contrary to the supremacy oi I’urli.mrnt and the unity of the Empire, The lion. Mr Campbell Hauncrmau r Secretary of Slate lor War. then the House in ileleuee of the mtiowo, alter whn-h itie dcltale wae a'Jjr timed until Monday. Mr Chamberlain his written a 1.-Urr in which he expresses l»i» conviction that the mUaiuunts of'l tiler are entitled to claim a separate mit-iiiomv, or at any rate the maintenance of their rouip-cti- n w.ih (»mt Britain Should this not he the cane, ue t-ouMde:. that they would Ik» justified in r»"<aiii'; the au'hoaiy of a i oruelluc Pallium* nt iu I)uUiu. FEARFUL ItUURIUANE IN MADRID. SEVENTY LIVES LOST TWO HUNDRED INJURED M a !>*!(>, Mr V U. A disastrous hurricane passed ov«*rtlt city to-day by which i.o l*-s»> Ilian 70 persona Joel thru im<» and over 200 received uioie »»r U&a serum® The damage to property was sl«o n-oi inou.-, buildings bring unrooted ami iu many caso entirely destroyed.
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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1833, 17 May 1886, Page 2
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375CABLE NEWS. Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1833, 17 May 1886, Page 2
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