TELEGRAPHIC.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1058, 26 April 1882, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

UNITED frKSS ASSQOUTION.) I —-—» - ■■■■'■' RAILWAY MANAGEMENT. j WflfiWTON, this day. Mr Maxwell, general Manage? of the New Zealand Railways, has withdrawn his resignation, which was handed in I some months ago, ■ RACING NEWS? Christphurcu, This day, W. H. Digby, formerly Seorotary to the Canterbury Jockey Club js now an inmate of a lunatic asylum, and his recovery is pronounced, hopeless, ".6. G. Stead has promised the Canterbury Jockgy CJub a 100 guinea cup. for next Autumn meetlne, Jockey Club removed disqualification from W. McKay, Jockey. TB WHITI AND TOHU.

Tho Hmemoa with Te Wliiti and Tohu on board arrived tin's moraine;. They were conveyed'l)y a specjal train lo Addington gaol. • THE EXHIBITION. The total number of visitors to the Ex ■ hibi'tion far the first 14' days amounted to 51,879. Tho promoters think this very satisfactory. . IS IT? Ddnedin, this day. Eliott's house is insured in the New Zealand Insurance Insurance Office for m)oj the furniture for Ll7O in National, ■ 'MANSLAUGHTER. Mandtahi, this day. Gallagher has been committed for trial for manslaughter, the jury having found that the Maori died from the effects of the Wow inflicted by Gallaghor under provocation. Gallagher was arrested, but has been bailed out for £IOO security, FOUND DEAD. Dunedin, this day. The body of an elderly man has been found near Shag river. He is a stranger to the'disfcrict, and has not been indenting, ' . .' : ANOTHER FlßE,''' A seven roomed house in Clyde street occupied by Charles Elliott and owned by G, W. Elliott was burnt to the ground at. seven this morning, nothing was saved, the family being all in bed, I