'FRISCO MAIL.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 804, 27 June 1881, Page 2

'FRISCO MAIL.

Si,pISCOYERY ; ;OF GOLD," V" : pONTRACT:MNDLES, : : Collapse of a steamer, ■■ - } ( 200 pap^^Ei^ SMALL POX IN LONDON. * ""'"DISEASf SoSlsSS."' " THE.CONDITION OF IRELAND. ■' -' -■':■ '■'-^mX^Mr CONSERVATIVES 1 WISH FOR " , "''~- :> . FIRE IN LONDON." ;"")' i'l \\T TT IV i'\ £i--U CLEYERTkOTIbs OFTHB IRISH" RlOTEߧcrft'j;3 '& Mk ; • ■'}■/ ''\l 'Auckland/ juiie ! 2?ttoFj ' The' 'Frisco" mail' arrived yesterday! .'. CHIEF NEWS ITEM. 1 J,!J " Payable gold'lias*l)sßn'"f6uiid"ai' Cape" Cemerel.l, British Columbia.: Q.i < liij: .Midhat P ; asha declares the story of,the milkier! of Abdul : Azizja falsehood.]. The; present Sultan is conciliating him with • many presents. . . I ::.:•;• ij!.';''/\'l :•;•'*' J Id i;r<M'-,h;W-Qr/! ■ Sixteen jiu'ndredxases of .small pox are now in the London.hospitals,,and the disease is increasing rapidly.'.: .'■■; :::•:•. . The condition of Ireland,iabeoomihgworse and Conservatives even express a wish tor. war—so says the Radical Press,' Thirty houses and several schools were burned at east Londonr "'"' Gladstone will be made Eurl 'of Oxford at the end of the session." . : ';'. Irish rioters let loose a hive of bee's among the mounted police,'and the horses became unmanageable", and much' trouble ensued. The rioters then.fired."at 1 th e '■ police from the cover, of fences. Mounted men rode- for military"'' aid, through the , gauntlet of well directedfirer — ': Earthquake shocks have'been (felt'iri ■ iNewhanipshire. ~.,,,.,, i A stupendous fraud has .been discovered in the mail contracts, and the Govern-.-meut have been plundered of millions.of dollars. • .•' ■ ; ■• •.' ■.'" ;. ■Competition -has arisen between the' i Atlantic Cable Companies,; and-'they promise to send home messages at a'shilling per WOrd. ■ .... ';. :■.::,■.■■': v; • • The Canadian: steamer Victoria collapsed near Ontario, and nearly 209 passengers were drowned. She was an old boat, vamped up, and the passengers in alarm rushing to one side,'caused hor' 1 to break up.