HOME AND FOREIGN.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXX, Issue 11631, 4 November 1887, Page 2

HOME AND FOREIGN.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH-COPYRIGHT * (RBUTBR'S TELEGRAMS.! (Received November 3, 3 30 p.m.)

LONDON

1 November 2 The death is annonnced of Madame : Gtoldßehimdt (Jenny Lind), at the age 6 of 66. (SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

\ \ LONDON

November 1 Mr O'Brien refuses to wear prison 1 garb, nor will he perform menial ' offices. President Cleveland, in replying to " the addresses presented to him by the . British Arbitration Committee recently , appointed frsm the House of Commons, , said America would gladly hail the , advent of peaceful methods in settling . the national disputes. t The authorities of the Bank of Eng- ; tland have suggested a plan whereby Sir • tF. Bell's soheme for dealing with un- ; claimed dividends may be carried out. November 2 The Broken Hill Bilvermining Com--1 pany shares will be issued on the 9th 1 iastant, 1 Large arrivals of Australian preserved < meats have had a depressing effect upon , the market. Signor Crisoi, tho Italian Premier, has assured the Porte that Italy has no \ design upon Tripoli. The Emperor William is reported to ) be a little better. An intrigue to overthrow M. Rouvier, . the French Premier, in favour of M. do • Freyoinet, has been discovered. i Advioes from Madagascar report that i in the dispute between the Malagasy ' Government and the French Resident in ' hat island, relative to the granting of ' he exoquatur to the Amerioan Consul ■ here, the latter has been worsted. 1 The municipal elections in England • have resulted slightly in favour of the Liberals. It is announced that Dr Travers has \ been gazetted German Resident at Mo» , rocco.