CABLE NEWS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4244, 15 October 1892, Page 3

CABLE NEWS.

London, October 18, A woman has been murdered in Glasgow under circumstances similar fothe "Jack tho Wpper" murders. Two sailors named M'Ewan and M'iNeilly have been arrested on the capital charge. Both men passed the night in the woman's company. After his arrest M'Ewan attempted to commit suicido. New York, October 13. A statue of Uolmubus was unveiled in New York to-day, with great ec/a*. Forty thousand troops wore on paradeParis. October 12, The reported attempt on tho life of the (Jzar at a railway station in Poland is denied, \jk London, October 18. ™ The Standard's St. Petersburg correspondent wires that Russia will shortly issue in Berlin and St. Petersburg a 20,000,000 four per cent, loan, with a minimum of ninety-seven, HongKono, October 12. Further outrages on missionaries havo been committed by the mob, and their stations in Fo Kien, a mountanious province in tho south-east of China, have been burned, London, October 12, Westmiostor Abbey was crowded with mourners to-day, on the occasion of Lord Tennyson's funeral. Large numbers followed the deceased remains, including Bishops Moorhouse and Berry, Sir Saul Samuel, Sir F, J. Garrick, and Sir J. C. Bray. The coffin was strewn with wreaths. \ Calcutta, October 13. The Chins have renewed the attack on the British forces, but no particulars are to hand. Reinforcements aro advauoing to . Fort White. a _ Newcastle, October H. wlhe barque Beechbank has arrived from La Plata, after an adventurous voyage, For three days Bhe was beset by sixty immense icebergs, and escape seemed hopeless, when a narrow channel was discovered, by which she made her way to open water. London, October 12, • Mr W. Perceval contends that the startling assertions in the article in the Investors' Review are baseless, and exhibit tho stupendous capacity of the writer for misrepresentation. He deolares that the efforts of the Government and people of New Zealand to live within their means are most heroic.