CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1625, 5 March 1884, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

Reuter's Telegrams, [by electric telegraph—copyright.] CONSTANTINOPLE. March 2. Telegrams aro to hand from Oandia reporting that a religious ferment has commenced amongst the Cretans, who have repudiated the Mussulman governor of the island, and threaten to revolt unless ho is removed, MELBOURNE, March 4, Received March 4, 2,45 p.m.— Further details regarding the burglary at Horsham bank state that the safe was found locked and.not open as was at first reported. . It is evident that the robber had duplicate' keys. The clerk was sleeping on the bank premises, but heard no sound, So. far no clue has been obtained to the detection of tlie-perpetrator of the theft. . ADELAIDE, March 4, It has been ascertained that the individual insurances on the property destroyed by fire yesterday at Norwood, were small, though total amount as already sto ted to be',£l3,ooo. SYDNEY, March 4. Arrived yesterday - Ringarooma from Auckland. Nothing has as yet been decided in reference to Reid's resignation as Minister for Education. LONDON, .'. ;'■''" March 3, Received March 4,2.50 p.m.—The police have obtained a clue to the perpetrators of the recent dynamite outand to depositors of infernal machines at various metropolitan railway stations. Three Americans are believed to be the guilty parties/ and the police are now endeavoring to find their whereabouts!), . •'

; :In the House of Commons to-dav, Vernon Harcourfc, ■ ■ Home. Secretary, made a statement regarding the dynamite plots which had been discovered, and announced that orders had been given that rigorous measures shouldbe pursued against 1 any. foreign dynamite emissaries whomay be arrested.