NEWS BY CABLE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3118, 1 February 1889, Page 2

NEWS BY CABLE.

London, January 29. Father M'Fadden, who had been summoned for an offence under the Crimes Act, failed to appear ivhen the case was called oh, Sixty police who were despatched to make an arrest have failed to find him. January 30, William O'Brien, nlio escaped from custody during his trial at Carrick, in County Tipperary, was arrested to-day as he was leaying the Town Hall, Manchester, whore he had been attending a meeting, to discuss Irish affairs. January 80. Mr D. Sheehy, M.P., for Galway South, has been sentenced to six month's imprisonment for inciting,

Mr W. O'Brien addressed a meeting, convened by Mr Jacob Bpght, at Manchester, last night. He declared that the French andKussian dynamiters were afforded more protection in Great Britain that Jrish agitators, When the police appeared the autliouco sought to prevent Mr O'Brien's arrest, and rushed the platform. Eventually he was cap-tured-amidst a scene of violent excitement. ■'

The ship Sir Walter Moigh from Sydney to Loudon, ran ashore at 8 o'clock in the morning. The offieers state that the accident..occurred ilnwigli the lights on the French cqasi "lieijig Tnistakon for English lights. Fiveofthe'erew,"whij were attempting to embark in the long boat were drowned. Three others escaped torn the vessel in a dingy the remainder ; being rescued. by the pilot boat.;, It .is doubtful . whether Off,' *