CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 37, 25 October 1882, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

SrECIAL TO " STAR." [by electric telegraph.— copyright.] A TEKKIFIC CYCLONE. TRIAL OF ARABI. SERIOUS RIOTS IX VIENNA. BEL'TKR's TELEGRAMS. London', October 21. Tn consequence of the recent of ;mr:iri:in murderers, in enPeeKeiie : iK>n' p Tv:iils suiK'n^st tin' Lmd Leaguers in i D'.ililm. It is reported that several lot- i ter-; have been son: M<irwood, the pul)lic j .•x. -cution-v, Jhrcjit'-niii^ to murder hi n. i A military eoiiimi-sion h;is booii np- J pointtvl to enquire into the enuse of the defect < whirli w ore appinnt in the armjf hospital ami tr«m<port services daring the recent operations ot' JJriiish troops iv EgyptOctober 23. Telegrams are to hand from Manilla announcing t at a terrific cyclone has j been experienced in the Phillipiue j Islands. The greater portion of the town ot" Manilla has been destroyed. Alexandria, October 22. The counsel employed to defend Arabi have secured the ri.sjht of eross.ex'imininij wilnessivs. and it is confidently *nid that Arabi and his fellow prisoners will rec-'ive a fair trial. Sir Garnet Wolseley has sailed for England. Paris. October 22. A treaty lias been concluded between France nd Tunis. Under the terms of the same, France assumes the responsibility of the Tunisian debt. A judicial tribunal is appointed, and a yearly allowance of £28,000 is accorded "to the J>ey. Vienna. October 23. A serious riot has occurred at Belgrade, in the course of which King Milan, of Servia, while in the cathedral of that city was fired v, on, and the rioter who attempted the assassination was, however, unsuccessful, and the man, whose name is Markovieh, was at once arrested.