SUMMARISED CABLES.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4149, 28 June 1892, Page 3

SUMMARISED CABLES.

(By Eleotrio Tolegraph,)

While Mr Gladstone was addressing a meeting at Chester, a woman threw apiece of bread at him, wounding him in the eye and causing an abrasion of the cornea! The wound bled freely and caused muoh pain. Coutts and Co.'s Bunk has been teg'ißteied as an unlimited company, with a capital of .£600,000. A scheme is afloat in London to form a Union of wool producers and importers, with a capital of £IOO,OOO. It is suggested that the members of the Union should act as their own brokers and have a scale of common charges. ■ A letter published in the Economist from a correspondent in Sydney declares that the Newcastle Goal W"Trnst ought to be viewed with grave . The official press attribute Prince Bismarck's utterances to jealousy of the success which has attended Count Caprivi's foreign policy. . Prince Bismarck received a great ovation at Munich, notwithstanding that it was 2 o'clock in the morning when he reached there. Harvest prospects in the greater part of European Kussiaare very doubtful, and in many districts the expectation of even a small yield is hopeless. The Anarchist friends of Eavachol (condemned to death for murder) failed in their attempt to kidnap Diebler, the executioner,