TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1721, 28 November 1887, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

The Mails. Wellington, November 28. The Zealandia, with the English mails of 2nd November, left San Francisco for ▲uokbnd on the 19th, one day late. The Alameda, wLh colonial malls of T h November, arrived at San Franoleco from Auckland on the 27th, one day earlier than timetable date. Bfmasded. Oamaeu, November 28. Arthur Jo*>n Denton, aged about nineteen, was brooght before the RM, tbli morning charged with committing a tape on. a little girl aged nine yeais. To© accused was remanded until to morrow on the application of the Police. His solicitor hae asked that the accused. be examined »a to hi* sanity. Sudden Death. Isvbhoakqill JNovember 28. David Snoyhe, merchant, died suddenly yesterday, falling from his chair while reading a book. He was formerly chairman of the Bluff harbor Board and contested the Awuraa seat at the election In 1881. Catho'ic Education. The Catholic i). u.ch vi &■ l»«tr?ck was opened at OrejuH yeet«Td*y by Bifbop Moran. who dnw unced as Rhihhy and nnjos'ifijb c the »c ii-n of those who opposed the Oah lie o'aims for «n •dooational gm.t. The c> dclbs on was opposed bbC»U'e it would i>ce>ee'the czpeiiditnrp. -»'d yet the Ca'hoii-s w^r^ entitled to £40,000 a yr ar, that being the ■am saved to *be Government by their schools. Their opponents irtsbed to aavn their pockets through the z-iftl and adherence to their principle* ot the Oatholica.