CABLE NEWS.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12120, 9 April 1895, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

[BY EX.ECTRIO TsiiEOBAPH— COfTEISHT.I j (Per Pbes3 Association.) Lohdok, April 7. The Fall Mall Gezette states that the Sullon of Turkey has invitad tha editor to proceed to Armenia, an an independent Corn* mioeioner in connection with the enquiry ioto the recent atrocities. Lords Selborne, Cross and Egcrton are appealing for £20,000 to maintain the Ohuroh Defence Committees in every psrißh in England. Oscar Wilde has been remanded till Thursday ; bail not being allowed. Sir William V. Hsrcourt. Btates that the Local Veto Bill will not apply to Ireland The steamer Buteshiro, from Port Chalmers (Feb. 8), has arrivod. Her live sheep havo beon landed in splendid condition. Only three died during the voyage. The bullocks nre mostly in excellent condition, but a few show signn of Blight wasting. Five died during the voyage. The animals fed well; and the heavy animals stood tha voyage remarkably well. Eighteen of the bullocks are in excellent condition and two middlidg. Another one was landed io a very bruited and wasted state, and had to be killed immediately. The test of the animals will probably ba killed at Smithfleld on Monday.. Bohr, April 7. The Pope baa appointed tbe Bev. Father John Gallagher coadjutor to the Bishop of Goulbourn, New Soutb Wales. Bbbhn, April 7. Leiafc, Governor of Oameroons, who was charged with ill-treating native women, has been dismissed front the service of the German Government. Pabis, April 7. Parisian Society ia petrified at Wilde's exposure. St. PRrEESBXJEa, April 7. An botol whioh wbb being construot9d in Nijini Novgorood collapsed. Thirty workmen were buried beneath tbo debris, and a Beotion of the number killed.