CABLE NEWS. BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8537, 3 May 1895, Page 2

CABLE NEWS. BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

(By Eleotrio Telsgraph-»Copyright.) (Per United Press Association.)

London, May X The Qaeen has returned to England in excellent health. It is stated that the Armenian Commission has found the atrocities proved. Mr Chamberlain says the Oae-Man-One-Vote Bill, introduced by Sir W. Harcourt, The Unionist Party will oppose the is an attempt to doctor the electorates, measure. . , , In liis address at the Boyal Colonial Institute Mr Ward said that If the future proved that mistakes had been made^ ia framing the aooial laws at present ruling in New Zealand, the common-sense of th« people would correct tbem. The people themselves would not allow the country to Bufler, and they had no desire to smash np things whioh were at present snccDHftu. The summing up of Jndge Six Arthur Charles was in, favour of the prisoners Wilde and Taylor. Hid Honor emphasised the facfc that several of the witnesses for the prosecution were undoubted blackmailers. The advance in wheat and barley is maintained. Bogers has instituted proceedings for divorce against his wile,, Minnie Palmer, the well-known actress, : The cause of actipn is her alleged adultery with Jarr»d, manager of "My Sweetheart " Company. At the wool ealas to-day a fair catalogue was offered, and bidding was more spirited. Opening prices were firmly maintained.