What Cables Say.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVII, Issue 9, 2 March 1899, Page 15

What Cables Say.

oroJess inlnnt 7 ° rCe t m the Phili PP^es are making but little manifesto iEvvl ff g h h°T , the ID t ur^ ente - Aguinaldo has issued a Z; n tL J d f lare^ that the countr y will p erish rath « troons arfsnS • f" 8 d ? mmion of America. The United States ET^ /T heat ' d^ Benter y ««d fever. The natives of SSStfcragK lwm men t0 the Americanß t0 °» erat « The BriSl! liZ V" o ef?arded aS m ° re ° f a nuisanoe than a dan * ernZXtS^ are PrCPared t0 e ° t0 the fr ° Qt if the withUft uXof Jmtrmt! he Khallfa " rUidinS »™» «* Cattle The London Time* states that the British Army estimates^ will by Tu C 0C 00 a men 7 & & qUartef ' and the DUmber of tro^ of th^armv^p 6 oi , Gommo ™ -^ *^ Morley moved a reduction veZ Sir H Cn^h da ,V hlCh W ° Uld be Belf "PPortinJ in five but Uir In H-.^Pbell-Bannerman supported Mr Morley's motion, but said a withdrawal from the position was impossible The motion was lost by n; 7 votes to 53. The leader of the Opposition and most of the Irish members voted with the minority. yyOßmon Baron Renter of electric telegraph fame is dead. He was born in ( assel, Germany m 18 IS, and was connected with the tellgrapMc system since its earliest establishment i*«&rapnic M , r A , s^f outcome of recent heated debates in the Spanish Cortes The White Star liner Germanic, sunk while lying at one of the New Urk piers on the I -Ith ult., owing to the weight T of ice collected on her deck, has been refloated. i in: Mir.\noN i\ i ka.nck. duriXe^rlvTi?' 1 ?^ ttnX u ty fdt by th ° authori «^ in PariH tSleatth V • to -T k ' as was feared there would be trouble at the Lite I resident h funeral. In view of contingencies con.sulerable n,unber> uf troop, were brought int , the c yto Jhe purpose ot y nanhng the route of the funeral procession Contrary In.ltfnn. Cassation were received with cries of \ y.Vyw,, . w ,M;bs (or the late Pxc-idont of France was celp In-ated in Uerlin, at winch th, Emperior William waspresent l-Uer messages stat. that the funeral of M. Faurc was a mitrimhccnt and impre-ne spectacle. A car bearing the coffin wL nnmed,ate]y iolloued l,y a mourning coach, contain^ Madame the IC n Tw P" ai '< ;; 7 hlJl «»»« Nicies containing JI fis (he new J icsident), loivij-n amba^.ulor.s, special envoys the abme members ot U ,c donate and deputies/civil. mSy, an? naval hinct.onane.. V solemn vtvice wa , held at Notre Dame erowdThtc 1 ; 01 ', 0 / V ' irdU]&] UichitnU <"H U iati,Jr. tnofmSTs prevailed M . » i" ° t ' ltWUi> the ceilu;t^- Complete order prtvaUeri. M. Loubet was repeatedly cheered the f, ;iil° Ul<I ° a " d M - M T e l iLlbert chc( ' red the Generals during Neuwllv ,r P T° Shl T- an t ;lft( ' rwards fo^l their way into ths Aeiuil y barracks, where they were arrested. They arc to be rroseeute<l by diroutiou of the Chamber of Deputies l