CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5, 6 July 1894, Page 2

CABLES.

• : — OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA IN RUSSIA. THE COREAN DIFFICULTY. PROPOSAL to DYNAMITE NATIVES AMERICAN TARIFF BILL. A PRESSING INVITATION TO MR GLADSTONE. THE COST OF THE LABOUR COMMISSION. (Per Press Association.) St Petersburg, Jnly 6. Cholera has re-appeared here and a | number of oases are reported. The Government urge China and Japan to withdraw their troops from Corea and then endeavor to arrange the dispute. Capetown, Jul? 6. News has been received from General Joubert that a number of Malabooko men, along with women and children, are hiding in caves. He proposes to oust the men by destroying the caves by means of dynamite, but will not take action until the women and children have had a chance of retiring. Rome, July 5. The Premier has decided to send two warships to Brazil fox the purpose of obtaining redress for the grievances reported by Italian subjects in Rio de Janeiro. Washington, July 6. The Senate has asked the House to hold a conference respecting the Tariff Bill. The chief difficulty is the sugar schedule. London, July 5 Judges and Senators representing 40 States and tho Presidents of seven universities have signed a pressing invitation to Mr Gladstone to visit America in the autumn. Mr Hibbert, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, says the Labour Commission cost £47,000, the highest amount on record. The yacht Salimita ran into and sank the Valkyrie while racing in the Clyde. Bon a. Pesth, July fi By the sinking of a ferry boat on the river Theiss 200 lives were lost. Later. The reported sinking of a ferry boat on the Theiss is contradicted.