NEWS BY CABLE.
New York, October 1, Mr- Fox, of the Police Gazette, offers to back Teemer against Kemp for five thousand dollars a-side, and allow Kemp a thousand for expenses if tho race is rowed in Amerioa. The wheat markethas been cornered by a Chicago Syndicate, and corn is now selling at two dollars per bushel, It is believed that the operators will make a profit of 8,000,000 dollars. Several failures haye been gansod'al?§ady, '" ' ' . Siukim, September 80, H.M.S. Gaimet has compelled the rebels to abandon their /trenches nearest tho town, ■ St.Pbteiisbeug, October 1, A destructive firo broke out at Oronstatlt yesterday, and a largo number of buildings were destroyed, sixteen persons were killed by tho collapse of'ahugo wall, and'numbers were injured by the falling' debris, ■ , SvDNRY, Ootober 2, ' Tho match between Kemp' and Searlewill.be-rowed on the (2fth Octgher,, . ! ■ - Hanian, ou behalf of' Teenier, challenges the winner of the KempSearle match to row for £SOO a-side and the championship of the world; on the Paramatta course.. Hanian has also challenged Beach to row him for £2OO. a side. ' . The Stockton mine resumes work on Thursday wider ■ the Mediation Committee's agreement, LoiidoJt, October 1. ■ The panic excited by the recent murders continues, , The police are apparently paralysed, and their helplessness is 'denounced on all sides. Her Majesty has been petitioned to offer a reward for % apprehension, of theassassjn. TJie Tirnea urges that bloodhounds should be set on- the track of the Aldgate murderer, .- It is reported that Sir M, Maokenwi|| be prohibited in-'.Qer-mariy. v .'.' '. ■ rMost of the Colonial prelates now in jngland will attend .th©; Church Congress at Manchester which is to be presided over by Bishop Moorhouso, It is. announced.that tb'p Chinese Government is trying to pacify the Thibetahs, ; '-.-'■- " .' '■■'•'■■'"'•' : - : ,. : It is stated that the, blppk of ; a cheque book Las been.discovered at New Ross, County Wexford, showing that the funds of the National Lebgue hayo been^applied- to renting'evlfl: tjons/a|d otfe'r illegal purposes. : . -
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3019, 3 October 1888, Page 2
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322NEWS BY CABLE. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3019, 3 October 1888, Page 2
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