CABLE NEWS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4614, 6 January 1894, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

f ' British and Foreign L • London, January i, "~M s Since the arrangement for the oom- I 4 promise between the Government and rthe Unionist party in conne4iqn£si& ' s the Parish Councils M, good pro. gress has been made with the measure 3 in the House of Commons. s The Queen and the Duke and Duohess of Teok are considering the 1 possibility of a visit of the Duke and Duohess of York to the colonies in 1895. _ c The Vienna correspondent of the ' Standard says that France is Bonding 1 , large supplies of money to Italy and 'J to Bohemia, with a view to under-„.—^ mine tin Triple Alliance. { The French Anarchists nro aaaooia- , ted with the movement of the digcontented Czeoba in Bohemia, Boue, January i, Forty thousand troops are now stationeH in Sicily, and the disarmamerit of all the troops has been ordered. Madrio, January 4., The civil authorities in Barcolo'ua have l surrendered'for trial by cmy^^^| martial the Anarohists arrested ora^B^| charge of being concerned in the^^H recoL't onfragoa. -/^^^M Fiiits, January 4. H^^H A search of the bodies formerly^^H oc'oupied by the - Anarchists now it^^^| custody k proceedipg..'* --^^^^fl . Si. Peteesbotiq, > An insane landlord hotels in this city took a cartridge with lighted »fuee into tho dining-room while a of peopla were at dinner. ; > :^^^^H An explosion followed, killing persons, including himself. '. • l^^^^f It was a'Russian officer, named Klakovitz, Vilna, who esploded>.the ;, machine..-Ha.had so that when the cover was raised,. the explosion His aotion is attributed to New Ycek, January j^^^^B Two abortive attempts-nave made to poison Mr 'Bcanlon; the rister who appeared fop'the iton in. tho trial of complicity in the murder of in Chicago. : . Washington Janjuaj^J^^^^H The Demoorntio members of Committee of Ways and -Means pose that a tax of 2 per cent be imposed on all iocomes of 4000 dole per .well. as similar tax on the net earnings of corporations, . '- v^^^H .. Capetown, ■'■ The natives report thatVseVen-; Captain Wilson's detachment in the direction of the Hartely;Hjl]^^^H llr.Ehodes basis of bis pohoy ■ wiU-:be iially assimilate all oountrie3:Muth the Zambesi.V This, hewn'sidera; the manifest destinyof SoutbjAfri in its now extended .sehipMgj '■-:;■': ; : -&ADElSE^Jaml^^^^^H -;A cablegram; rcceivedf Secretary of.Sto;forthw|^^^M

mEgWtofr' the;.' press cottnionts'relative to HPl|p!'i myitatibn to tie Duke of York-to the colonies is not authoritative. Klfpb'ri'-'Bipon, adds lhat the Duke of ppffgifork 'is mnott pleased at the invitaHpf;3iioD,. and that an official reply will be sent. . , ■;'. ; S|s§; % ':\ , .;•• Svdney, January 4. S#P:"i All attempts to arrange tho .diffi-sf:'-':i. oulty between the owners;and tho y-- V: ; men at -oiockton mine have failed, .. and the mine will be laid idle. :' / The Newcastle Delegate Board of ,' : Miners lias resolved to make a ten per cent levy on members for the support of the unemployed, but the decision requires to be confirmed by the various lodges. Melbourne, January 4. •■-.■ A boy named Jose was irritating a man; named Bennett in a street in when the latter procured a tbe boy dead.