CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 41, 20 September 1890, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

♦ By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright (PEN UNITED PHRSS ASnOCI ATIOX .) London, September 17. The Bishop of Cork denounces Mr W. O'Bvien's advocacy of bojcottmg and the Plan of Campaign. Seventeen hundred tons of English coal have been shipped to Melbourne to the order of the Gas Company. Canon Liddon was buried in St. Paul's Cathedral. At the wool sales to-day the competition was brisk, and full, prices were realised. The Shaw, Sayill, and Albion Company declare a dividend of o per cent. . September 18. Messrs Dillon and O'Brien have been arrested in Ireland on a charge of conspiracy. V Cardinal Manning is in a critical state of health. . ■ ■ The reported foundering of the Ausr trian warship Taurus; in the Black Sea, and the drowning of a number of the crew, was a canard, as the vessel is safe at Constantinople. . : ; Ottawa, September 17. A Montreal reporter invented- the story of Prince George's arrest in the street quarrel there. He has been committed for trial. Berne, September 18. The trouble m Ticmo is becoming more serious, and slight skirmishes have taken place between the opposing parties' . Italian troops are guarding the pass at St. Gothard. -•. Lisbon, September 18. Owing to the action of the Opposition in connection with the Anglo-Portuguese convention, the whole of the Cabinet have resigned. Zanzibah, September 17. The .German officials at Bagamayo deny the truth of the statement that a decree has been issued by Germany allowing free trade in slaves. Madrid, September 17. Cholera is oh the increase in Spain, and four thousand cases haye been reported lately; MAssofWAH, September 18. ' Cholera has broken out here.