LATE CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 57, 20 October 1888, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOR IRELANIX _

ANOTHER PLOT to KILLthe CZAR,

ROYAL MARRIAGE.

By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright, I FKB UNITED PEEBB ASSOCIATION. 1 Received October 19, 11.15 p.m, London-, October 191 The Hon. B. B. Plunkett nan declined the Governorship of South Australia^

At a banquet at Belfast last evening, the Marquis- of Harftngton, m the course of a speech, said the Unionists were prepared to concede local government to Ire-. land wnen the condition of the country was safe for such a change.

It is reported that Prince Alexander of Batten burg -will shortly be .married ito the Princess Victoria, second daughter of the late Emperor Frederick, and that the ceremony •will be performed at: Windsor*. The report of Saint Giles' Discharged Prisoners Mission states that 500 discharged prisoners haye been sent to the colonies during the year

St. Prtebsburg October. lß

A plot to assassinate the Czar lias been discovered, and a Nihilist, supposed tobe implicated in the conspiracy haying been detected making dynamite bombs afr Moscow, has been arrested. :

Berlin, October 4B

The Emperor William returns to this city to-day, and will next visit Madrid and Lisbon. ; -,

Calcutta, October 18

The latest intelligence to hand respecting operations of the British force despatched to the Northern • frontier of^th* Pnnjaub r for the purpose of punishing the Hazai tribes for the murder 61 Colonel Battye and Captain XTrmston, statesthat the Acozais, having disregarded General McQueens ultimatum of the 13th, their crops and villages have been destroyed by the column under General McQueen. ~

Sydney, This Day

A murder is reported to have beep" committed near the town of 3vmdagai^' where the decapitated body of a maul was discovered in the MurimHdgee nverV The body has not been identified.