CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 15, 20 July 1889, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright (PER UNITjSI> FUiiSS ASSOCIATION [ London, July 17.

In consequence of his cross examination (which was postponed for the production of certain documents) not feeing completed, Mr Pa rn el Fa attendance before the Commission has been made compulsory. Dr Tanner, M.P. for mid- Cork deposed before the Commission that if Constitutional means failed, he was prepared to rescort to physicial force for the regeneration of Ireland.

Lord Harris, in the course of a speech in the House of Lords, averred that if Mr Parnell lent 'his arsistance to the detection of criminals, he would lose his influence at once.

Batnis, a Conservative, and Leveson Gower, a Gladstone Liberal, will contest Mareybon (east) seat, recently vacated by Lord Charles Beresford. Wilkie Collins is improving m health.

Lennox, the aeronaut who ascended in a balloon with the intention of descending by means of a parachute, has been killed at Manchester. The balloon collapsed and h« fell from a great height.

Caibo, July 18.

Colonel. Woodhouse, who is at Aden, reports the heat is excessive, but the health of the troops continues good. A large number of deserters from the enemy have arrived at his camp.

CONSTANTINOPIiR, July 18.

Edmund D. V. Fane, Secretary of the British Embassy here, in missing. He left Brouwa, a town situated at the foot of Mount Olympus in Asia Minor, on a mountaineering expedition, and it is supposed he has been captured by brigands.

Beblin, July 18

Count Walsee, chief of the German staff, denies the statement that he advised the Emperor to engage in an early war with Russia.