LATE CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 519, 4 September 1902, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright London, S--pt. 3. The whole of the provinces of Connaught and Munster, excepting County Derry, have boon brought under the summary jurisdiction system of the Criminal Law of Procedure Bill,

Lord Strathcona and Mount Stephen iias given to the King's Hospital Endowment Fund a property producing sixteen thousand pounds per your and likely to increase in value. Melbourne, Sept. 3. Worthington has been rc-mauded for a week. Bail was not asked for. Buda Pesth, Sept. 3. Serious riots have occurred at Agram owing to jealousies between the Servians and Croatian*. One hundred were injured. Troops suppressed tho riots. Capetown, Sept. 3. A committee representing the Paarl loyalists asked the Governor for protection against boycotting and other oppression. The Governor replied that the responsibility rested on the Ministry. Sir Gordon Sprigg said that he was trying to reconcile tho people to obliterate race lines. Sir Gordon Sprigg snubbed the Paarl loyalists for parading their loyalty. He did not consider there was the slightest necessity for further legislation in regard to sedition or traffic in arms and ammunition. The loyalists retired indignant. New York, Sept. 3.

Strikers fired the Pocahontas Colliery, Virginia, which is burning furiously. The mine guards and strikers exchanged volleys. Berlin, Sept. 3. Tho Emperor and Empress made a State entry to Posen. The reception was courteous, but there was no enthusiasm. There was a vast display of troops. The surrounding country is practically an armed camp. Tho visit is regarded as a demonstration iu support of the Kaiser’s determination to Germanise the Polish provinces. The Kaiser, in tho course of a conciliatory speech, ordered the removal of fortifications in order to facilitate tho enlargement of tho city.