PRISONER SENTENDED TO DEATH.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 78, 4 December 1883, Page 2

PRISONER SENTENDED TO DEATH.

WOOL SALES. BSTJTBX'S TXLBGSA-S. Pabis, November 30. j A serious accident occurred to-day on the railway line near Montfort in Brittany. Eighteen lives have been lost by the disaster, and fifteen passengers are suffering from serious injuries. Alexandbia, November 1. In view of the state of affairs in Upper Egypt, H.M.S. Invincible has arrived at this Port, and will remain to watch the progress of^erents. London, November 29. The publisher of the Tyrone (Ireland) Courier has been arrested for printing ' and issuing placards proclaiming the j views of the National League. j The trial of Michael O'DonnelL for the wilful murder of James Carey, the Irish inform r, at Port Elizabeth, in July last, was finished to-day. The prisoner was found guilty and sentenced to death. At to-day's wool sale the catalogue comprised 8,300 bales. The market continues to meet with an active demand. The New Zealand Shipping Company has ordered the building of two more steamers of large size. The Emperor of Germany states that the relations between Germany and Russia are of m- perfectly cordial nature. The Agents-General have been bringing additional pressure to bear on Lord Derby to endeavour to enlist the approval of Government to the annexation sheme. Prince Bismarck is seriously ill with jaundice.