TELEGRAMS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2220, 27 June 1891, Page 1

TELEGRAMS.

ENGLISH AND Londok, Jane ts. , Mr Spiirgeon sad thirty,,pother ministers have. issued a confession of f.iith. affiraing their belief, in the . v rbal inspiration of ail[the Scriptures.

A Chatham train came into collision with another, end thirty-fire men pit. the Royal Engineers, who, ,were passengers, were seriously injured. Jane 24.

Mr H. i Campbell, M.P. for Permanagb,,obtained £250 damage against the Cork Herald for. alleging that be rented houses for Mr Parnell's immoral pafpoaes, Severalof the largest shareholders In the National Bank of New Zealand are opposing :tha directors’ proposals, and it is considered probable ; that they will be rejected,at the coming meeting. During, a conflict' among Italians at St. I Louis aome members of the Mafia Society atabbdd two Italians to death. , The Ed neat ioin Bill passed its second reading ' in ' tbb r House 1 of Commons to-day, m:

Sx Petersburg, J one 23 .

i Russia; isorganising an exhibition at with».'a‘.view to developing her commercial relations With Greece 1 'to the detriment of-British trade. The Kassian authorities ere preventing Jews from leaving.. Hundreds who were stopped iPR the, frontier-have retar ned to their domiciles.

Yiennaj >June 25.

The Emperor of inspect ihg the British 1! eqnad ron'hew on a visit to the Bay of Paime, pp the Adri*tie, «BBored Admiral Sir Anthony Hoskins, of the. flagship Victoria, that in tbeievent of war he hoped to'bate the British' on <hia side. The Vienna preas attach immense significance to the visit of the British warships.

Constantinople, Jane,24.

The • Rebellion in Yemen, Southern Arabia, notwithstanding the; recen t defeat of the insurgents, isSpreading, as the Saltan baa ohly been able'.to send two tbonsand troops to < the scene, of the revolt. Rome,'Jane 23.' Daring‘is Socialist 1 irfot at Bofbgha fire peasants were" killed and twenty wounded. The leader of the rioters,was rescued {after being arrested. Calcutta, June 23. Argo 1 Sena Siath, ’ ‘brother ( of tha Jnbray, has sentenced to death, for complicity in the massacre at-Msmipar. Yokohama, June 28, The 'steamer Jap capsized off the coast of Japan and fifty persons were drowned. She was engaged in the coastal trade.

Ottawa, Jane 23.

Owing to the disclosures of corrupt practices with regent to timber contracts, the Premier bas asked H. Lange vin to resign bis position ia the Cabinet. June <24.

The JCanadian Government propose to abolish the duty on sugar and increase the impost on m»l't, spirits, beer, and tobacco.

Talpabibo, June 28.

The Esmerald landed, fifly of ber crew at tbs Island of Lobos, seln.rd provisions and murdered the natives who resisted.