CABLE NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 118, 2 April 1892, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright. (TEH UNITED PIIKSS ASSOCIATION.) Washington, March 30. The United States has paid an indemnity of 100,000 francs to Italy for the lynching of the Sicilians in New Orleans Gaol. The Government declare it is only paid as evidence of friendship, not as admission of liability. I Berlin, March 31. Russia has informed the German Government that it has no intention of attacking Germany, and that the moreinent ot troops towards the frontier is only a measure of precaution. INew York, TWnrch 30. A quack at Cimarrou, in Colorado, inoculated 20 children to prevent smallpox, with the result that 16 died, and the rest are not expected to recover. A strong anti- Parnellite meeting has been held in New York. The proceedings were marked with wild disorder. Deep interest is manifested m Washington in the approaching general election in Great Bntian. Paris, March 30. Eavachal, the Anarchist, deposited explosives at St Mathieu, where he was watched. His mistress conveyed bombs from Paris concealed in her dress. Ravachal has been arrested on suspicion of being the author of the last Anarchist outrages. Ottawa, March 30. Canadian sealers claim from the United States the sum of half a million dollars as damages, owing to their intended exclution from the Behring Sea pending the settlement of the dispute. London, March 30. Fearing a large influx of the Anarchists expelled, from Frauce, the police in London are taking great precaution to prevent their landing iv England. The World states that ths Queen is anxious that Prince George should many Princess Alice, of Hesse, his cousin. The announcement that the Associated Victorian Banks have agreed to mutually support one another has produced uneasiness in the city. Zanzibar, March 30. News has been received that Erain Pasha, who has reached the Equatorial Provinces, fought a successful battle against the natives. The latter wen 1 commanded by his old officers whom he captured and shot.