CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 67, 23 November 1889, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

Jy Electric Telegraph. — CopyrigM jPKK IINIT.I.U I'RKSs ASSOCIATION. [ London, Noyemner 20 Mr Parnell, who was not aware., urtt.v..tow of bis mother's distress,'- has macK -mtabla provision for her needs. - : (Glasgow pig iron la quoted at 635. The Coptic has arrived at Plymouth. Uev cai-go of frozun meat is in excellent condition. The Earl of Euston has commenced a" action for libel against the North London Pross for connecting his name with the scandal of a revolting character. Lord Harris has been appointed Governor of Bombay. " ■ •■ . Mr J. Monro, 0.8., Chief Commissioner of Police, has issued orders strop--omg the attendance of police constables ht future boxing contests. St. Petersbubg-, November 21. Sixteen military stu dents have been I expelled from St. Petersburg University for holding Nihilistic tendencies. A number of persons were also arrested and expelled from the city for political reasons. Zanzibar, November 20. Captain Wissmau has received information to the effect that Emm Bey and Stanley left the Equatorial provin'cef. under the control of two Egyptian officers Most of the troops insisted that they should be allowed to return homeward instead of going south. An advance party of refugees reached Upwapwa on October 1 1 and report that Stanley and Emm Bey will probably reach Bagamayo about December 1. ..i Caibo. November 20. V Scouts have arrived from Upwapwa and report that they left Stanley and Emm Bey well on the 10th September. Eio de Janiero, November 20. Everything is now tranquil here; Before sailing the deposed Emperor Don Pedro said he was hopeful of the prosperty of the" Eepubhc.