Cable Brevities

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 71, 3 December 1892, Page 2

Cable Brevities

Senator Bland thinks (hat Rothschild's scheme will play fearful havec with the United States, and will permanently re* doce the silver output. He also oomidera that Rothschild's scheme will not be seriously considered in the United States. The New York Times publishes a letter purporting to give the basis of Mr Gladstone's Irish Home BuY scheme. The author of the letter says thai Glad* stone's proposal is to make Ireland a dominion with four provinces, each of which will have a House of Representatives of its own. ri'he Marquis of Ripon and Mr Herbert Gladstone repudiate the details of the Irish Home Rule scheme published by the New York Times.J It has been proved that Baron Reinach received nine million francs, of which he paid away four millions, including two cheques of a million each. It was also shown that 20 million francs were ez« pended in advertising, Truth says it is expected that the marriage of Princess May and the Duke ot York will take place in February next. The St Petersburg correspondent of the Daily Telegraph wires that there is a continued movement of the Russian troops towards the German frontier. A beautiful wheat harvest is expected, and the opinion is hazarded that New South Wales will this year be able to supply her own wants, while another opinion is that even if the forcnts are realised she will still require to impart a small quantity. The Melbourne Government offer a reward of L 25 for the discovery o f the body to which the limbs belong, « u d a reward of LIOO for information that will lead to the arrest of the murderer