CABLE SUMMARY.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2618, 23 April 1889, Page 2

CABLE SUMMARY.

(l;v IXK I'lltU I'lXKClt.U'll.—(.•Ul'YltTUHl). 1.(■ > :>o:- Aj-i l'J ). V in: vNCII I) i ill " i ill • Jlif! I I'' linn is living formed ia London, w itli ;Jii' J. Lubbock as j I I't hi ■Ic !; I. li. is cmiioiirc I t!i • Ti ne.s will jr.y £■">,OOO into Court when Mr I J aruell brings 1i is action tor libel Cor .£ 100,0; 10 dam ig.-.s. Live ciUtlo from 1 liver I'laU; ia lining exported to Knoland. Father MoF:i.rlfl''n, who was committed for (.rial, is out on bail. April 21. Mr Parnell has withdrawn his action for libel against the 1 itnes, which ho commenced in the Dublin court. There is now a great rush of emigrants from (Jamniugh and Minister to the United States. A settlement having been arranged in connection with the Yandaleur estates in Ireland, the tenants have been re-installed on their farms amid great rejoicings. Messrs Butterworth Jirothera, of Now Zealand, has been registered with a capital of £150,000. Advices from Zanzibar strengthen the suspicion that the German. Emm Bey relief expedition was undertaken with ulterior designs, and that the supposed relief was only a subterfuge. St. I'uTiiusiicim, April 19. Miss Florence Monk Meyer, a native of Melbourne, whose abilities as a pianiste and composer liavo elicited great admiration on the Continent, has been playing before the Czar at Gatschina. I'Altrs, April 21. The exhibitors at the Paris Exhibition are indignant at the refusal of the authorities to allow sales being made. Nkw York, April 20. Tens of thousands of Americans are flocking to the Oklahomo reserve, which is to be opened for settlement on Monday next. In the rush for land it is feared there may be a disturbance, and a force of 2,000 soldiers has been ordered to the district. Mkxico, April 20. A large exodus of Mormons from Northern Mexico is expected.