CABLEGRAMS.

Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 267, 26 May 1888, Page 5

CABLEGRAMS.

Loxnov \l.\\ 20. I\ the uieket mutch Au-tialians v. N orl^lrire, the lat.tei. in their first inning, m^ie l'J.\ 'n»u Au^tialians ha\c" seven wicket^ down for 'J^U. limner m.ulc ( .U, and r.hu-kli.nn :'.7.

l.dNoov Ma\ 20. Libei.tl eomv»*ioii> luvo boon granted by tho (Jovim limnit to mablc Mi Moi'iriui to lNinii 1 jm the irol.i-miiu^ uventlx diJjfOMM»'il m

I ii\i«i\, M.i\ '20 The six iKi\- walking m.ui-li l»etw^eii Si oil, '"I Now Zealand, and llihbeid an.l HanU ot l^n-lan.l, m j wliiih the tomvcitH- had to n\elvc houi^ a tl,n, conrlna.^l l;^t nitht. SotHl won tl.o nia'cli, cow-mii.; olil mile-, i- ilio hoM jn-itoi- | in.WK'tMm K'ooul HihluM.l walked ."."T | n:iU'<. .i' il Ft.ir.k.s ;U ( J. Si-ott i- aiianu- . inu a match w ith Littlt-w ood.

A ii\\ik asjlum in Fitr^lnn\ : lunl, \\as> btiuck 1 \ lmluninu an-1 an | e\tiMi<i\e conilmi Jtion immuml. lin 1 , inraato^ weio sill u^cued i

I'iio LohN vi the V.lmiiaitv h.no iloei.U'tl to -.iuniithri, tlu- Moiliumlanean tU-ol I>\ the avMition ot iw«i ii onclaiN

Lommin, Ma\ 21 j H.IUI. the I'lim-v ot Walt- \va» \vl[ foi Berlin t(» attoml the we«lilni«. of I'iiuce LkMiv.ii'h, mwihl bun of rhc hinpeioi of ( !enu.in\, to tlie Punees^ li cno ol }les^e

lti- nimouuVi that t\w < 'lan-mi-l Ja« 1 ! ha^ awaktMunl into actnif ' and that plots ng.m-t Mr I.alfoin .vi.l j other co - Uinmii-!- rue pvoieeie'l ; <\yl.-h,a i»iominent Fenian, lia< -u-i 'lenlv ili<a[)peait.'«l iioni Ahum km ami i turned up at Pan'-. Detectives aiej clo-ely watt bin j, him. i

s\ n\i \ . S\a\ 21 Tin. Sydney '-Daih Tclegiaph," in publishing I'iofe— 01 Ijiovm 5 - papoi, ieatl befoie the Otago Institute, mi '•The Wealth and Kesouice- of JNew ZeaLind." s that whnte\ er imi\ he the outWiUil a-pect of the pio>pt i iit\. tlie I'loduction- of New Zealand unuld -.t.tnd the Ptiiite^t *nutiny. Ijjvl nianauement of hei iniapce^ could not X'— en her u^ouiees whicii vouKl im on producing wealt'n \\ inch stagnation would accumulate, ihu*. producini; a u- imine -tate of j>i«. S |>oiity, and a roulr moie ui-tiug than that jnoiluci'd h\ the exueixlitmo of money lioi rowed abroad

LoM'iiv. Ma\ 22. The cone=i>ondent of the "J\ui\ Telf r 'japh." miuiiu from Ueilin, •».i\ i ' that "the betmtluil of Prince Alexander, of luitrenln'!- to Pnnie** Victoria will he annouiu-t-d on 'lhui-day. j

L..MM..N, May 22 | Mi Thorns <Anvhm, M.P. for Tip- j eiaiv, ha-- l-eei) to mie i inoiitir< ini])ii-onmen t on die charge of having incited the h'W\\ tenant^ to conit piracy.

L<i\r.o\, 3Ja\ 22 The death i- announced vi Admiial O'llLilh Lomm.n. M.i\ 22.

Tin Au-tialians heat Yoik-hiro h\ one inning and 6 i iun^

Lmmm.n, Ma\ 22 Lecht, the gieat authonty, estimate- the beet eioi> fur the cuiient LainpaiLMi to be :)'J9.o6u ton- below the yield ot la-t crop

hi 1 1 >\, May 20. Mi -T. Dillon, .M.l\, in addresMnir .1 jmblic meeting, declrued that if the Papal tlccvee" was accepted by the populace, nine-tenths of the Irhli liisliop- and clei,ii\ ought to ictiic foi lia\ing milled the people.

St JYri-KMu u.. Mu\ 20. The (government intend claiming indemnity toi the Ilu^ian subjects killed j in lhe"ieeent conflict on the Afghan! frontiei, and tin eaten to demand the I di-mK-al of the ( lovernor of Herat. i

Bi km>-, May 21. The (ieiraan Government aie about to take fttiingcnt btep^ to pi event an) intimacy taking place between the residents of AUace and Lorraine with France. It is .stated that Germany meditates impo>in^ repri^aN against France in convenience of the lattei insulting Germany in crossing the French frontiei. The Government intend to raise the j duty on import from Kus-sia 50 per j cent i> \r«,, 01

likßi.i.N, May vsi. Jn compliance with the suggestion ot the German official I'ie^s, the Austiian Government vie sending lurge reinfoiceinoiits to position^ on the Calician fiontiei

BiiiLiN, May 22. The health of the Emperor is improving, and lie is able to take daily drives.^ His voice is also much stronger. The Emperor and Empress drove through the city to day, and received a tremendous ovation. After the marriage of Prince Henry the Courl will leinove to Potsdam. Nlw Vokk, May 21. The >ield of wheat for this winter is estimated at '11 per cent, below the average for previous years. Ki,w YoKh. May 21. It is estimated that quite 250,000 acies of land were flooded in consequence of the embankment of the Mississippi Paver bursting ; and the damage is put down at lour million dollars.

Bklckaui , May 20. The Kniporor of Brazil, who has been on a visit to King Milan, is now KM'oveiing trum his recent severe illness.

l ( 'oiuteen of ihe largest steamers o' the Message rie^ Maiitimes and TiansAtlantique Companies arc about to be piepared for immediate equipment a« auxiliary crniseis. A eomnu^sion is now sitting to decide as to the strength dt the 1 armaments.

Vn>.\ \, May 22. Dmr (Jeiman yrneraK have h.ul Muliciuv with the Mmpcmt Francis •hwcjih. ami MilisetjiUMitly ni.ule an in-sjHN-lion ot the milit.uy pu^ts on the ( lalii'Kin h<Mitioi.

Kypm \, May 21 The bricklayer have, struck tor an iuciease of ua^O I *, but to tins the einploj ors have demuneil, ami aio li'iing up any vacancies from the ranks, of (he unemployed.

S\i>\i \, Ma\ 21. Mi Xi'.illi- l'-aniott, lalo of Aucklimi. H.i- been unpointed oigani^t of M Mai} - Caihohc I'.iUioilml.

S\ i>\ i ■> , Mit) 21. Kemp deelaie> (hat lie willing to nu'Ot TeciiH'i on the r.u l.mwtta Kn or, lmt states tlr.il m> t.u \w i..i«« not ieoei\ed an\ 'M)innmnu\itioii tioin Teemei, and thai nothing « an In- done until a challonge lui^ boon ieooi\od. llanlan elated that In- a\ .1^ tonuui^Honed to hick Toeiner ayain^t Kemp on the Xepcun K'i\ ci.

Mi John Tail, the w A\ kip^\ n sjiuit^" hi. in il'.ojuietl <k\i<l {o-(ia\

S\ dm\, M,i\ 21 The esidenee .1^ to tin 1 r him 1 of 1 lentil of (lillott, who<lit.'<l in a jc^Uui.iiit icconth' mnK'i soim'u Il.lt Mi^piVious uu uin-Lmccs, iu\eai- the i.h i that the dect';i<e<l luul nnule .1 \mll. K'a\ing the sum of £.>,OOO to Mis SjMiinn, the pio})iietie-- A \euliu ot ■' Wiltul munlei u,b letumeo! .i<i.*iM-t Mi's

S>> p\i \. Ma\ 22. At a confeienee to-da\ between the Lain! Indu-tnal Alliance and the Comnu'U'i.i! Industrial Association, 1 evolution^ weie (Mined in i>'t i -t mi; a^ain-t c!au-e IS of the Land Uill, wlm h : roM'ile^ foi m\ ini^ autociatic ])O\vei to Mini^tei-. The cnnfeience piojx^e that the land boards .should be electhr, and that a (louit( 1 ouit of Land Oommi--.should lie estal>!i-hed. two ot whom should he e:-:}>eit> in niattois peitamnrj, to land and one a leual expeit.

Sm»n, \, M«i\ 22 The City Council piopo-^e to apply tn the ' Toveiiinient tor permi-^ion to iai>e ;i lai^o loan for the purpose; of widening and otherwise impro\ini: the main stieoN of the city.

Tho rroft'-soiial Ijoaul of tin: Swlntn Ini vt'i -it \ have leportcil .l^aiu^t the abolition < l l niutviculution pvainina tiou, lei'oinineiuled h\ ProtV^-oi Live>idue

Mu mm km . M.iv 21. The placing of exbibiN in the unions eouitsK being proceeded with, and already iHO exliibits received fioni Kew Zealand ba\e been placed on tbc srate allotted to that colony.

Ml I 1.0 l KM , M<T\ '21. Tlie L'abbit Commie-ion ha\o gone to Ailu'aide.

Mm i f>i kn i , M<i\ 21 Kurther pnrtieulars of the In^lewood tiaqedy show that Co^hiil was killed in "u (juanel with Dillon. Dillon has been committed for trial for manslaughter

Mi i.i.or t;m , May 22. The death is announced of the Hon. A. T. Claike.

Mi u-.nruM . M,i\ 23. Sir- lame- Sei vice has been elected to the in the Legislative Council . rendeied vacant through the death of Dr. Ilearn.

Mir i-oruM , May -3 | Eibvarrh ha^ been acquitted of the chavzo of shooting Drew.

Mi i.i'.m KNi , Ma> 23. Michael O'Shea has been sentenced to doath on a charge of murdering his fson atTabbayabba.

]Jkm:\\i , May 21. The elections for the Legislative Assembly, though as yet not complete, give a majority against the (Government, and it is expected that to-monow the Premier will place the resignation of his Government, in the hands of the Governor.

S\ dm v, May 22. [\ the Legislative Assembly to-day, Mr (J V> Dibb-, member for the Munumbidgeo, ga\e notice of motion of a direct \ote of censure on the (iu\ennnent in connection with their action in dealing with the Chinese question, the motion leque&UtiKthc withdrawal of the Chine-e Bill introduced by the Government, As the motion is considered one of want of confidence in the (joveniment, the ITou^eat once adjourned. At the anti-Chine.se demonstration toniphfc it was 1 evolved to petition the Legislative Council to pass the Chinese Restriction Bill. The council of the Federated Heamen s Union have decided to request all maritime organisations to substitute European instead of Chinese labour, and also that the San Francisco and Chinese boats should be requested to do the same.

Aur-LAiDK, May 22. The If on. S. Playfoid, Premier and Treasurer, has communicated by cable with Sir Harry Atkinson, Premier of New Zealand, asking if that colony can be represented at the Chinese Conference by a member of the Executix c Council.

Mhi-KoeuNb, .May 22. The Chinese detinue^ who paid the pol. tax have been permitted to laud.