CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 25, 13 August 1889, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright JPEK UNITED PKKSs ASSOCIATION | London, August 6. A British naval squadron has been ordered to rendezvous ,xn Esquiniault waters to protect the British and Canadian sealers in case of any further attempts at capture by the United States war vessels. In the Maybnck affair. The result of the analyst's tests clears Mrs May hrick from the charge of poisoning. Judge Stephens has summed up in favour of the acquittal of Mrs Maybrick. The Haytian rebellion has again broken out, and ruthless savagery ensued. The followers and partisan of the late President Legitime are butchering the followers of General Hippolite. A number of excited Irishmen mobbed a train carrying Burke, who h«3 been extradited from Winnipeg, in Canada, to Chicago for trial on a charge of murder* ing Dr Cronin. Documents found after the death of Wad El Djum, leader of the rebel dervishes, implicate important personages in Egypt as concerned in a treasonable plot. Boulanger powerfully refutes the charges brought against him. He narrates facts showing that German attaches were opening a vast system of espionage, including even the War Office. He discovered that in the War department the attaches succeeded in getting documents abstracted, copied and replaced in a single night. The manifesto has caused much sensation.