GABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 27, 7 August 1883, Page 2

GABLE NEWS.

Special to " Star."

EEUTEE'B TELEGRAMS. St. Petsusbttbg, August 5. Telegrams are to hand from Ekaterinoslav, a town of Southorn Eassia, reporting a serious anti-Jewish tumult there. The military were called out to quell the disturbance. Ten riotors were killed, and thirteen seriously injured. Capetown, July 31. O'Donnell, who shot James Carey at Port Elizabeth; has been bmught up at. the Police Court, and committed for trial at the next local assizes on a. charge of murder. Received August 7, 1.10 a.m.] Maduid, August 3. A Republican rising occurred to-day among the troops at B:idajoz. The rioters held'the town for some time, but were eventually repressed- by a body o£ troops sent from this city. Paris, August 5. News of a disquieting nature has been received here from the French commandant at Tamatave. Ihe Hovas, emboldened at the late inactivity of 'the French troops, are assuming a defiant- alti'ude, and -bodies. o£ woll-armed .. natives -.are hovering in the neighborhood of Tainalaxe The troops, occupying the ,town are too weak in numerical strength to make an advance from their base of operations, and owing to threats or! the Hovas and fear that an attack may be made by them in force, special precautions' are being taken to. protect Tamatave and strengthen the position of the French troops now occupying the town. Ottawa, August 5. The Marquis af Landsdowne, who sue ceeds the Marquis of Lome as GovernorGeneral ot Canada, arrived there to-day and was accorded an enthusiastic reception. Cairo, August 5. Success continues to attend the efforts which are. being made to stamp out the cholera epidemic. The decrease in the ravages of the disease has now become general throughout the country arid no further outbreak is anticipated. ■