LATE CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 112, 15 March 1890, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright, ' (l>EE^ ITNIXEB JPKEBB A8800IATION.) • '■■■'■■ ■ London. March 18. The batting: ofi the Oxford crew is & to 4, .-\ '■. ■£ •.'■-: : " ■ , ■ ■ Victoria is unwilling to raise $wo loan* this year in the manner proposed when the announcement was first made^ and will try to obtain the foil amount ia April, when money is expected to be oheaper, The Standard states that a modur ■ vivendi has been arrived at with France respecting the dispute dyer the New- _ foundland fisheries: " ■" /' ■ Frozen mutton and beef are unchanged but lamb has improved one farthing per" pound. : , _- „,• ;,, „,-..; ,-, - >: Qtii&m., MarekiS..^ .;«;•. Birchall and wifef convicted ©f murder' fing. 'an English tourißt, have had the ; d^th sentence commuted, ;- : : JoHAKNEBBUEG f March 18. Three of those who took part in the re< cent riot have been charged with treaspn r ; and there is great excitement among the British population of the TrtmsvaaL . • j Meibouene, March IS. , Detectives have discovered a complete coinage plaint in the city. Spurious-hay* , : i sovereigns, supposed to coiue from it, ar« in circulation. Beceired March Ifc 12,20* p,tnv ; ; ; Lima, March 1 1% The Indians attacked and sacked the town of Buartoy murdering 100 of they 'residents. - . NbW YobK, Vlarch UT Heavy floods hsve been experiencjedsin! s. r : ther Mississippi river r and thousands of i■ / cattle drowned. Arkansas was inundated!" % to a depth of two feet of water/ ' ; London, March 13 In the Commons to-day, a motion fay* onng a more liberal treatment of Vpluo~ teers was carried. The Hon. E. Btanhppe .mentioned that the arming of the coaling stations wasvirtually complete. : .. Paris, Marcli 14 - A Frenchman ottt walking crowed the* German frontier line near Beefort,^ and! was arrested by the German ranger* for poaching. Hewas:haHdcufiedanddra^ect; ', to Mullhatisen, a tdwn in Elsass.