NEWS BY CABLE

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2633, 27 June 1887, Page 3

NEWS BY CABLE

1 'Bir 'EtEctßic ,T£MdMPH.--ComiQriT V,".' ' ,", •_ ". . London,- J.une 23." "" :'"' The Organising Committee of''the : 'lmperial.lnstitute have, appoiuted-Mr . Thomas E, Calcutt architect of the t.vb'uilding, but the design be hits already 7 . submitted will be corisiderably.modilied . • and other designs will bo exhibited flt an early date. It is estimated that.the amount collected for the • Imperial Institute already reaches £300,000. June 24'. ' Captain Plunkett has assumed Magisterial control of Cork, owing to the Mayor favoring' the' rioters. It is reported that Mr F, 11. O'Don- ■ ■. . nell, foimerly member for Dungurvan, • intends to.bring an action against the Times in order to raise issues relative to the alleged Parnellito crimes.; j. : It is reported that the BokharftY chieftains, despite the orders of the _ Emir, refuse to allow a Russian .force ■ ' to advance into Budakshaii. -.;• < '■' Keccrit hews received from Afgba n'-' ■■■ istan is favorable to the Ameer. . The Duke.,of Cambridge has telegraphed" to I Sir E. Stafford, Secretary ■•■ of the British Commission at the AdoJjJ laide Exhibition, expressing gratifies- ,.. tion at tho success of the Exhibition ' Sit Melbourne, June 24. ..m 4n application was made to-day before Justice Williams for l lie release of Charleß Forwood, solicitor, who was arrested last month on a charge of lar-. ceny-as a bailee in.New.Zealand.-The reserved his decision, " Itis expected that fully one hundred '•' Victorian members of Parliament will avail themselves of the invitation to visit the Adelaide Jubileo Exhibition,