CABLE SUMMARY.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2751, 1 March 1890, Page 2

CABLE SUMMARY.

(BY ELECTRIC TRL3GR VPH.—oopvriqht.) London, February 25. Me Morley disclaims having made any specific contract with the Irish Party. Mr Chamberlain appeals to the Non-conformists to repudiate Mr Morley's statement with regard to dissenting schools. February 26. The Standard considers the receut statement as to the working of the education system will render an extension of the voluntary schools inevitable. Paris, February 25. The Municipal Council of Paris has protested against the Duke of Orleans being released unless the strikers now under sentence are also pardoned. Berlin, February 27. The Clerical party will dominate the new Reichstag. The total Socialist vote at the elections was 920,000. Prince Bismarck has postponed his total retirement from pulilic life in order to show he is not affected by the result of the elections. Vienna, February 27. The Novisti says the increase of the Austrian army and the dispute about payment of the Bulgarian indemnity,which was lately revived, will provoke Kussia also to augment her forces. Lisbon, February 27. Major Pinto has started for Lisbon via the Cape. He professes to be amazed at the excitement his doings in Africa have caussd, and asserts that the Makololos were the aggressors.