CONDENSED CABLES AND TELEGRAMS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10502, 25 November 1901, Page 1

CONDENSED CABLES AND TELEGRAMS.

The -Fenians who founded the order of the Midnight Sun fled from Dawson. City and Skagway to America, owing to resolutions. The steamer Mambare, from, the Islands, ropoits that a tribal war is raging at Tan no, New Hebrides. Just beforo she called a desperate fight took place, in which six natives -were killed. The British cruiser Tribune, attached to the North American squadron, ordered the Coon steamer Ban High to be released. The 'vessel is intended for service as a Columbian' gunboat. _,„ Dean CHaran has been presented' with an address and .£BOOO at Sydneyto recoup him the expenses of the Coningham case. At a meeting of the Canterbury Education Board it was reported that damage to schools in North Canterbury by earthquakes amounted to about .£IOOO. Tho Premier telegraphed that he was of opinion that an emergency of this kind required special consideration, and he would bring the matter before the Cabinet. • Lynch, in an interview at Paris, doclarod he was a Home Buler, and not a Revolutionist. He intends to claim his seat.