LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Wairoa Bell, Volume V, Issue 215, 15 September 1893, Page 5

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Auckland, Friday, noon. The CholeraDeaths from Asiatic cholera are reported in Leicester and Gainsborough, A Profit, The Shaw Saville and Albion Co. pay an interim dividend ol five per cent. Robbery and Murder. A dozen robbers seized the New York express train at Kindalvdle : blew up the same with dynamite and stole quarter of a million dollars. The driver of the train was killed, The Sheriff’s posse pursued and captured the bandits. Gold for the Bast. A shipment of Australian gold is being stopped at Egyptian port for transference to the East in order to save cost of shipment from London. Plot against President Cleveland It is reported that a Pittsburg attorney has been arrested on suspicion of beingconcerned in a plot to kill President Cleveland, It is alleged that he was to be assisted by a number of malcontents. Brazillian Rebels. The bombardment of Rio Janeiro by the rebel warship continues. One of tb« strongest forts has gone over to the rebels. Anti-Lords Movement. The National Liberal Federation has issued a manifesto declaring that if the House of Lords does not give way on Home Rule question Liberals will postpone all other reforms for mending or ending of Lords. Unionists ridicule the Liberal manifesto and declare it to be bombastic effusion of men who are afraid to appeal to the country. The folly of StrikesThe losses through Miners’ strikes artcomputed at £20,000,000. Charles Do Lesseps has been released from prison. Gum Market. Poor ordinary £BO to £32 ; Ordinary £37 ; Good ordinary £42 to £4B ; East Coast £66. Supplies from Ist instant 298 tons. Produce Rates. Fresh butler iOd wholesale, Is retail ; second quality 7d to 9d. Salt butter 7d 74d, Eggs fid and Bd«* ,

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