CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 13, 16 July 1889, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

By Electric Telegraph.-r Copyright JPKR UNITED PBHSs ASSOCIATION | Londok, July 12 News from Hayti states that President Legitime is arming women. It is reported that Major Lecaron is missing. Neil Matterson has declined Bubear's challenge. The annual cricket match between Eton and Harrow was "won by Harrow by nine wickets. Belgra.dk, July 14. The Eegents have armed 30,000 of the Servian reserves nominally for the purpose of suppressing brigndage. The action has, however, created an impression in official circles in Vienna that a Servian attack on Bulgaria is meditated. Paris, July 11. A scene occurred in the Chamber of Deputies, and M. Laguerre, Boulangist, was expelled. The Government has decided to prosecute General Boulanger, Count Dillon, and Rochefort for treason. The decree of indictment preferred by the Government against General Bou langer charges him with a felonious attempt against the safety of the. State, also of conspiracy and of embezzling the sum of 252,000 francs. Count DiUon and M. Eochefort are charged with being accomplices. sew Toek, July 11. J. L. Sullivan has been arrested for taking part in the recent champion prize fight, but Kilrain managed to escape. July 15. The New York Herald states that Mr. J. G. Blame, Secretary of State for the United States, has resigned on account of his health, and will retire m September. Cairo, July 15. The dervishes are still at Abu Limbel. They have lost about ninety- man in the skirmishes recently. Yesterday some 1500 more appeared in the neighbourhood of Sarras. The Irish regiment has' reached Assouan, and the Egvtian troops have been ordered thence to Korosko, further up the Nile.