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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 2648, 2 July 1889, Page 2

CABLE SUMMARY.

(lIY KI.KCTUIC TULIOIJKAL'H— COPYIUGIIT.) Loxoon, June 28. At a mooting of- Boulangists in London., a light ensued.and the room was cleared. Mr Sexton defended what he calls " conscientious Fenianism," but would not endanger his own freedom by joining- the Society. The Press is favourable to the betrothal of Princess Louise to Earl Fife. The tribunal of the'Glan-na-Gael, which sat in judgment in Cronin's case, has been disbanded, and the records destroyed. Don Oavlos claims the throne of France. Captain Wissmann'ssteamcrs have turned up safely. The Portugese Government have withdrawn the Delngoarailway concession, and torn up the formation of the line, and an English locomotive was lired at. There is great indignation in London amongst the sli ire!iolders, and a J.Sritish gunboat has been sent to Delagoa Bay. An agitation has been set on foot, tn ivcill Patrick Egan, who was appointed American Minister to Chili. Biguor Crispi states the Pope must recognise his temporal power has gone for ever. Wady Jlalfa is threatened by Dervishes and , reinforcements have been sent there. All light sovereigns are to be withdrawn from circulation. Tlui Channel Tunnel scheme is being revived. The Lord Mayor, at a banquet, praised the impartiality of the judges. The Queen has commanded Madame Melba to sing before her.