Condensed 'Cablegrams.

Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 276, 28 June 1889, Page 2

Condensed 'Cablegrams.

LONDON. Father O'Connor, priest at Firies, deposed before the Commission tlwt members of tho local -League were afraid to condemn th& murderers of Curtiu, lest tiny shou d bo killetl themselves In tlie Honae of Commons, a '■ ill providing for the appointment of a Board oT Agriculture has passotl through committee. The Royal Agricultural Societies' ' nnnal Show now being held in Wind-;oi' Great P^l-Ij .is a great success, the exhibits' of stock being really splendid. Major Egerton, in giving c idci. c before the Jockey Club, asserted that

he bad suggested to Mr Vwatherby the propriety of making inqu vy into Fnili> . tu's rnunii'Pj. ITe d, dared tlivt sf. . . j K-keys f-.r-MO't a ring, Rivcl f •nr in- • i 1 ! riding. An api/tc:.'tice of he /rard's nd;i I ted pulling two <>f ir G. Ch-:iwyud'B horv.es uudor Sherrard's ordeivj and a-.;; vted tliut 0. Wood, tbe jockey, w.'S c ■ignis >nb of Svhat was done. In bis examination the >'avl of Dvr'iam impl eat* 1 1 Mr Abingtor w.i! t ir Goo"£ : Cbetwynd, and he chrrircd Wo els with having-'t-qnared' fcbo joo.eys James Gotiteo, A. Wiiyte, arid H : LUke. , Before the Jockey Club, Sir tShavles Russell, in an eloquent speech, inada a powerful indictment, implicating Sir George Chetwynd, ShetrarJ, the trainer, and Wood, tbe j 'Ckey, with conspiracy on the turf