CABLE NEWS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4306, 29 December 1892, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

. : ; , i LoNbbiri Dec'pQiber 27. 'Members of the National 1 eague . denounce in strong temiß the outrage committed in Dublin us bar« : barousmurders, ; , ,; The whole of Dublin is, alarmed. Four persons in the vicinity of thede- ; teotive buildings at the time of the explosion were fuund in an condition, and removed : to the piial where they recovered,.., At the inquest on Constable Binnot an open verdict was returned. The Nationalists cpnderin the outrage.' . ■: ■':.'. ■!;>;■ ;'.':■;■•'' It H feared tbatit will supply many followers of Mr' Gladstone with an exouse for deserting the Home Bute cause. : .., ._ ~ ' The explosion is attributed to the extremedynamitosection,'; ~..';;: ' The precautions which were 'taken sometime ago foe the protection of publio buildings in London have been resumed, as the authorities. have received warning that attempts will be made to wreok them. Eenewed activity is being shown by the American Irish dynamiters. : v Buenos Aybeb, December 26. A-revolt has broken out in the province :of Corrientei, and the Governor has assembled 4000 troops, who will oppose the rebels. -■'•"',' London, December 27.It is reported that during her star f at Florence the' Queen will pay a VMrP to King Humbert of Rome. • : : , ' Bbelijj, Decerober 27. The total number of deaths oaused by the. recent cholera epidemie in Germany! m. officially put down at 8500, inoluding 7600 in Hamburg, : St. Peiehsburg, December. 27.. It is reported that cholera is raging in the Caucasus provinces, and that hundreds of deaths have taken place. during the last fortnight. ' Losdon, December 27; The first of the letters written by Miss Shaw, the travelling representative of the London Times in Auatra- , lia, is devoted to Queensland. Be--1 ferring to the Kanaka labour traffic, she states that after' most careful enquiry she finds there is absolutely no foundation for: the statements as : to' the ebusra which are reported to'exist' 1 in the system of;reoruiting and returning the Kanakas, She considers that the present mode of recruiting is above the shadow of reproach, and 1 declares she never saw, the .average x European manual labourer so : weljj cared for as the Kanakas are on the plantations in Queensland. She con--1 aiders that the Bugar industry offers a valuable field for English capital and labour. ',

Commenttogontheletaeditoriariy, tbo Times Bays that if public opinion iu England iB overruled by the opinion prevailing in the colony it might be doinggreiier. unkindnpss to the Kanakas than to their employers. There seems ground for hoping that a dujy supervised traffio will be advantageous to all ooncerned, , ~. . ' London, December 27. . The Federated Minersarodoiirons of securing an inoreaso in the rate of wages, and are considering the question' of a national strike to secure the object in view.' Forty thousand, cotton operatives in the North of England, whu were thrown out of work.by the recent strikes, are starving.. Paws, December 27. Madame Sarah Bernhardt, the well; known actress, is a candidate forj eleotion as a member of the Ohaniboi? of Deputies, and is soliciting the' support of the Women's league. / ; New Yobk, December 27.

1 Forty«two miners who were charged with conspiracy and murder in firing an explosive in a mine during the recent riots in Idahoo, have been ao* quitted. The verdict' of the jury is considered to be equivalent to declaring the acts of miners of a defensive and not a rebellious character. Adelaide, December 27. At the instance of Government, the Hod Mr Kingston will be prosecuted for attempting to provoke a breach of the peace, Tie' summons has been issued, ,' • '■•; Brussels, Deoeuber 26. A conference of Anarobista is being held in this city, and it has been decided to start a newspaper to represent their interests. •';. Madrid, December 26. The women of Madrid' asked the Government to prohibit' tbe ereotion of a Protestant church, but Senor, Sagasta, tho new Premier, declined to interfere. Sydney, December 27. At the inquest on tho bodies of those drowned yesterday by tho capsize of the yaoht lolanthe, a verdict of Accidental Doath was returned, but tbe jury added a rider condomning the practice of young men taking out women and children in the harbour in sailing boats. ..' ; Melbouime, Deoember.27." An outrigger and skiff caiuo .into 'collision in the Upper Yarra to-day, the occuptmts being thrown into the water. Threo young men, named Tipper, Palmer, and Neck, were drowned, , • Melbourne, December 28, Bush fires in the Gunbower district have devastated between thirty and forty square miles of country, and destroyed a large quantity of fenoug and machinery. The Gobuna Creamery was burnt to the ground and upwards of 1200 sheep were roaßted alive.- v 1 Sidney, December 28. Tho schooner Looogana from the Gilbert Islands, reports that since tho annexation of the group by Great Britain, tho condition of tho natives bas improved, Tho Europeans in the group are clamouring for the appointment ofaßritishßesident,