TELEGRAMS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1005, 16 September 1882, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN. London, Sept. 10,

The latest intelligence to hand from Manillastat.es that the cholera epidemic which has been raging there is now decreasing daily, and there are hopeful signs that it trill soon be stamped out. 7.10 p.m. Hynes, convicted of an agrarian murder, has been executed at Limerick. 700 extra constables were sworn in Tor the occasion, and a military force was also present. The city is quiet. At to-Jay’s wool sale 11,100 bales were catalogued. The market wajs firm.

'l' . p- ..re no changes to report in the money or produce markets. Hept. 12. The health of the Archbishop of Cat - terburj is unsatisfactory, and his condition is still precarious. , AUSTRALIAN CABLE Melbourne, Sept. 13. Malting barley is depressed. Tbe. price is without change, viz., 5s to 5s 2d. Shipping vyhoat is dull, and quotations remain at 6s *Jd to 6s lid. New Zealand oats are worth 3s lid to 4s Id for feeding, and 4s 2d to 4s 3d for milling sorts. The market is stagnant. The body of Mrs Stent, who died on August sth, has been exhumed for the purpose of holding a coroners inquest. Tlie circum>tances under which her death occurred have-led to the suspicion", that it was caused by abortion. It is understood tiiat a Melbourne doctor is implicated in the rase. A post mortem examination has been ordered, but the results have not transpired. Sept. 14, It has transpired that the doctors have agreed in their diagnosis of the body of Mrs Stent, which has been exhumed fer the purptse ot a coroner’s inquest. It has been proved that the deceased was encientr , but the actual result of the post mortem examination is not yet known. Later. The Coroner’s inquest on the exhumed body of Mrs Stent was held to-day, The verdict of the jury was to tiie effect that there was no evidence to show the cause of her death.