CABLE NEWS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8517, 8 April 1895, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

(By Electric Telegraph— Copyright.) (Per United Press Association.)

Losdow, April 7.

Lords Selborne, Cross and Bgerton are appealing for £20,000 to maintain the Church Defence Committees in every parish in England. Oscar Wilde has been remanded till Thursday ; bail not being allowed. Sir William V. Horcourfc states that the Local Veto Bill will not apply to Ireland. Eoue, April 7.

The Pope has appointed the Bey. Father John Gallagher coadjutor to the Biihop of Goulbourn, New South Wales. Bhbhn, April 7.

Leist, Governor of Cameroone, who was oharged with ill-treating native women, has been dismissed from the service of the German Government.

Pabis, April 7. Parisian Society is petrified at Wilde'f exposure. Sixth-shares in the West Australian Midland Railway Company have been allotted.

Owing to the attitudue adopted by the Ulster members, the Irish Land Bill was read a second time in the House of Commons without a division-

For Maroh tne imports increased .£653,000, and export JB4?4,000. A. company is projected here to take over the Groat Western Vineyards in Victoria.

The Court has sanctioned a reduction oE the capital of the New Zealand and Efrrer Plate Company by J8200,000, The final round of the Bugby Union games was played to-day between England and Scotland, the former winning by three goals. An influential meeting of city men, including Baron Wilby, formerly secretary to the Treasury, and Baron Fairer, of Abinger, formerly permanent secretary to the Board of Trade, and seyeral banberß, was held to-day, when a committee was appointed to resist any alteration in the monetary standard.

Pabis, April 6,

News has been received that the Queen of Madagascar has invited her subjects to bravely resist the French. The French newspapers declare that if ftf. Hanotauz is firm he will repeat in Africa the successes achieved in Siatn.