NEWS BY CABLE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2995, 5 September 1888, Page 2

NEWS BY CABLE.

; - /Hobart, September 4. Arrived—Kaikoura.from Plymouth and Capo, at nineio'clock- last night, Slio had 79 passengers for New Zealand and 51 tor Australia. .■■;'.' '],.; .•'- ViesnA, September 2. • Tho Emperor ■ Francis Jotoph is visiting the Czarina. S~P- .'■-.■ V London, Septeraber 2. The Right Hou. Sir John Saville, British Ambassador at Eome, has been raised to the peerage. Cardinal Moivm will invest Archbishop (coadjutor) Logne, of Armagh,; with tho pallium on the 9th inst. September 3, Tiie Standard is furious at President Cleveland's statement that British ironclads aro behind Canada.' Suakim, September 3. A trader has arrived hers with nows that the, Mabdi'a force are paralysed by the receipt of a message from tbo White Pasha tequesting the Mabdi to abandon Khartoum. The message intimated that Khartoum is a British possession, that the nati.ves are not subject to Egyptian rules, and that slavery would be suppressed. At tho date of the trader's departure the White Pasha was only a few days march from the city. Port Dabwin, September 4. The old cable bus again broken, this time near Jarva, Sydney, September 4. A publican named Keenahao, living near Taroworth, has been shot dead by his stepson, Arthur Coulton, aged 19. Coulton alleges that Kcenahan seduced bis sister, Coulton has been arrested, ,'Eccall and Silvei'ton have been scratched for the great Metropolitan Stakes, ' .