CABLEGRAMS.
Hboter'sl'elborahb, Cairo,, Jauuary.lv Lord Wolseley bag: received at the hands of an Arab messenger a piece of |)apersigned "Gordon," and with the words "All right, Deoembdr 14lh" written upon it. The Mudir of Dongola has telegraphed stating that the Mahdhhas been, repeatedly repulsed, with heavy loss : by. General Qordon's.troops "at Onderman, a viilage.-a • short: distance to tbia- v ■' irest" yp^''Khar^9^m> s ;a'nd has.withdrawn to Ja^'raj l '. two day's journey :'to the,southward.. He hag also refused to lead an army agairiafr Dongola,.; ';'»,';;:-:. : ■ ■ _ .••,•"••• ",' , ViM-t TlE;in" ihb.hodse,—'..'Hougi.-.'on Bat»"'bleaf« out rata," mice,beotles, roaches, : bed-bugs,, flies, ants,; insects, moles, jack- ■ abbits, gophers, 7Jd-N, Z, Drag Compsny, i
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1879, 3 January 1885, Page 2
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103CABLEGRAMS. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1879, 3 January 1885, Page 2
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