TELEGRAMS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2105, 30 September 1890, Page 1

TELEGRAMS.

ENGLISH AND PORPRGN.

Ll»BQJf,Bepf,2s. The bank rate' of diwßttbf n is' i 5 per < . : . . r ~i > ... ~t. cent. " :

Mr Condo|,* ; M.P., has ' also been arrested : ' for hdflammatbry speeches. • : 1 ■

-Tyser’s action is said to have caused disffensiohfi in the’ sbipjithg'ling’ Which may posssibly feeuTt m; a-dlsftfption, ! Mr Davittjin a AbtlGß ( 6t ? Brt!cles in the Labor World, asserts that be'is prepared to brove r that James McDermott ■of Brooklyh, in 1883; ’ With ftWnejMaftpjplMd by the British Con9dl.-'G’e'ne?al ! ' : al ; \ New York and Dub'ih (jealle!, dynauiite plots in. Ci’nSda',;’ Cork 1 , ,? ahd Liverpool, and 'afierwardß' ! hk’Bded‘ J dver his dupes; ; 1 Peath^rstooe; ’^^atiy, >l 'k'na oihefs, to'tße Brittsh'’police.' • The police are excluding the public from’the prCcincte of the counts ic' 'Tipperary Mr HaVrisoti, M.P., and others received severe injuries 'from ‘ blows . with batons',' and Mr Merely ’’hid-’ k p'arfbw escape of being Kurt, ’ ' 5,1 ’’‘ r Jkotsbii^Financial Secretary to the freasury, who has been oti a visit of inspection^to Ireland,' considersthbt* jthie effect’s of the potafo blight haia been overrated. ’"” " r ' if ’ •

When brought before the magistrates at Tipperarylha members Of Parliament recently arrested . refused to Answer to their dames, and protested against; (he allege# unfair cd&posiuob el,the bench. ■

It is expected that some ’important revelations will be made in cobnecliofa with Daly and' the;'oilier imprisoned Fenians.

Sept. 27,

James McDermott, the Ame'ricsn Fenian, is in hiding in London!^ ’Hedeclares ihdt twosssasinßaredoaging/his foot.t.pa, ' / The Standard, in discussing ilie American* most drastic protection measare in ,j lke world,' and that r as ten ;of'''ffie'/ , fre|e SouihefhjStates are being so H't’ile’ com sidered there is danger of secessjonsi The ; Standard considers that the 1 Variff ‘"will cause greater prosperity to the Aqstralian tinned meat indqyry and fiaheriesV and Wi 1.1, also ihdastries in Afncift and Fgy Wfc^i le 'it meahs ! commerciaislaryaiionjo ladia. , The Irisb’members, who were arrested ' , '■> ’< I’M 1 ! ■j ■ »J ; * "' ■ I • j’i’t J r> Ijf i t for inciting tenants not Id pay rent, were again brought before the Magistrates at i r<j>uuiw ?nj 'lup •;I « Tipperary and Remanded... . Messrs Tjmpthy - Sealev,. MiP,, .ahl Raifihgton* 1 continually bulbed. .the,Bench, and scenes,of a most disgraceI i MO /‘-/i j!lf» .'IWV.iW.iU 0 ,!;!-. t fal incessant. 1 ,:n ,5! The. river a Iribatary pf Jbe. , an^'^bfi id am age, to ’ the .sn rrpqn a i ng, qot; n t yy', i s | estjma]e| at 1( lineal . were lost, - ’ ~ Bbirlin, , ~ spidem|p .of j injfluonH*,,' has. jagajn ,m.ade appeayance in .this i ~ Sept. 25. The president iissued a manifesto,stating that his church 1 w,i|l polygamy and. bobmijt ,to :lhe’iaw o ( f the upited ! .^'tatps, .Tariifif., has, been, agreed >to by ,a, . conference 0f... the | Houses, and will come into .operation, on October 6th. ’

Ottawa, Sept. 27

The case for the. prosecution in the charge of murder of an English tourist, pfeferired'against Birch all, is, copciuJed. The eTideno'e'adduced is of a 'strong/" ibir-J cumstahiial characler. ; " if -

‘ ' M ' " Calcutta:, Pept. 20. Incensed »t dynamite liombs being thrown by the mob, the soldiery at Coa, who were called gut to rioting, are shooting the p eop lei ndi sc rim in atel y, many women and children being baybnetted, Ko less than three hundred persons have been killed in the coarse .of two daysl '’ ’ JT

Sept. 25

A revolution has broken out at Main, podr, ;< 'ia O.udb, 'one of -tbe north-west of British India., 'The insurgents* Bdized tile ! Maharajah and bis 1 brothers,' bat' the former subsequently escaped and made bis way to Residency, which is garrisoned by native troops.

Zanzibar, Sept,. 22, Nine Germans landed at Vjtu, despite opposition offered by the natives, Xna*| mediately they landed a parrel -- . between them th- at ' lveßj • meir rifles, ♦Thereupon the; Natives attacked tbem ; and i killed ejght of their Dumber,

AUSTRALIAN CABLE. Melbourne, Sapt. 26. The annual report of the Railway Commissioners has been presented to Parliamen. The revenue was £8,131,000 and the expenditure £2,132,000. The revenue exceeds that of the previous year by £26,800.

Sept. 27.

The first trial of the ammunition manufactured- by Captain Whitney, of Auckland bos been highly oatipfactorj,

William B. Ledger’ clerk employed in the Union' Bank, bos been;sentenced to five years imprispriment on a charge of iCQnspij’ing to obtain £8560 from the bank by false pretences,; and falisfying the ledger with intent to defraud. The privoner is a brother of the man who is alleged to have Urged and altered a cheque for £SOOO, bat who has not yet been arrested* William'Ajfred Cnddey, late manager of the Australian .Finance and Guarantee Company, Limited, who was convicted for larceny of ebeques belonging to the company amounting to £4031, ha's been Sentenced to seven years’ imprisonment. His defalcations ’were of an extensive character,' and are said to amount to nearly £12,000,

Sydney, Sept. 27

The Rabbit introduced into (he House of Aesemb'y offers no assistance or concessions in the direction of snpplyingdandboldersjwith; small Joans, or to paying a quota to cope with the p-st, The Bill to a large extent facilitates the the , erection ,of /rabbit-proof, fencing by compensation.

Thbrsday Island, Sept. 18.

Information received here states that cholera is raging at Shanghai .Nagasaki, and Hongkong.