LATE CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 32, 29 August 1889, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

ANOTHER OUTRAGE IN IRELAND. ' THE LOSS OF THE CENTENNIAL. By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright I PICK UNITKB PBESS ASSOCIATION T London, August 27* The house of a tenant at Woodford, who had paid his rent, was fired in reveuge, and the owner burned to death along with a servant. The Calliope bas been re- commissioned for the Australian station. The following is the result of the race for the Yorkshire Oaks : — Antlbes, «1 j : Minthe, 2 ; Prospective, 3. y - San Fbancisco'. August 27The charge against Judge Field, of complicity in the shooting of Terry bf Deputy-Marshal Nagle, has been dis* missed. ■ Nbw York, August 28. Kilram, the pugilist, has been released! on bail. ' Sydney, August 28. The Marine Board 'find that the collision between the Kanahooka and Centennial was caused by the neglect of the captain of the latter, in keeping on thee wrong side. He has accordingly been, cited to appear on Monday to show, cause why his certificate should not be cancelled or suspended. This Day. , The sunken steamer Centennial has been abandoned to the Underwriters. The steamer Lubeck has arrived from Apia harbor. ■■ Melbourne, August 20 > The body of Sherlock, a civil engineer, i has been found at Ringwood. .He has ap- ; parently been-' dead a month, and from i the appearance of the body it is evidently ■ a case of murder. .. -