CABLE SUMMARY.

Waikato Times, Volume XLV, Issue 3602, 3 August 1895, Page 7

CABLE SUMMARY.

r t • (BY.'KLKCTRIO 7TELBGRAPH.^COPYRI6HT,) | r< li; London, Auruslj 1; i' The Wesleyan Conference'by'' 18?.'tpilG9, refused to admit women as Vi'lVi r' Uilit the 1 'refusal 11 wis ! not ja' Wise ! ste'py anil was oni} ■Wat%Bul<r involve!- aptition* forthe sakei o^'peac^^wbmeh l '^deiegKces outfht tii hdve baen(admitted;; s> iiiuii. i i . > '-The -PalhMall*Gazette*iasserta;the.Go- , yernment, will .not oppose.the i re : election<of Mr Gnlly^a8 ri l the report has ,been confirmed.;, i„ ,/.j ".j j, ;' 1.,, Si r,' B. ; ftlalet, Hritisti•, Berlin/',has jresijfiied [from !the"di'plohlatic Mmce,'!6winK'.to' iil-healtli. ; The Eoiperor 'ifr Germany® exiireasecl'' his '.retirement. * !l "-''v j- t '<■' Replying to -a 'communication'from the; (Secretary) ofSiStUe-' for the' Colonies,' -thej Government of Cape Colony; state it.'is not', proposed/ptOi, alter thei t ex»tinKi s ;la.w : iiin ? ! Bechiwn«la,nd, i( with; respect ,to lands, i( .the 1 sale of, liquor, ( arid native jurjadictipn with-; 'out Imperial consent, ' V .V" { ' .;■! .. | .. , j . , August 1, ■ In a letter thanking of Siiiith' Down who,voted for him, Mr 1 Rowan''at-, tributes > his defeat;. t>»' ignorance, supersti-1 i tion'and illiteratebiruteforce, i j

A cargo of. Adelaide wheat, ex Cambrian Hills, sold for 24s 4^J. j

Fifty thousand piiuntfrof capital in the new Goldmining Company , has been subscribed. ' ; :, . m )

„ i Vi % Petersburg, Jiiiy 31.: The Novosti'urges' that the alliance of Ruß9|a with' Abyssinia will easily secure a' in the Red Sea, and prevent ife domination by the Endith; France; itsays, must; increase f her fleet in the Indian r Ocean and Russia, in the Mediterranean. Massowah must be ,converted into ia joint harbour and the Italians ejected. V 7; Sofia, July ,ut Reports have'been received' that the rebellion in Macedonia has failed!" The Turks systematically stopped the supplies of fond and water, by which the hill men were compelled to descend to the- valleys and ifight in theopen, where the larger portion , were, routed.. A section of the. insurgents, however, has succeeded in reorganising, ' ,

, , . Lisbon, July;3l.i The local'press, haying accused Jesuits of stealing children, an infuriated mob took possession of the streets and brutally attacked and woundod any priests they caught: The'riot was only quelled by calling out the troops.

Washington,: July 31.. President Cleveland suggests .that the Democratic party should select Mr Bayard as his successor. ■ '