CABLE SUMMARY.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2957, 27 June 1891, Page 3

CABLE SUMMARY.

(nv El.KCritK' TKI.I-..,11 M'll. -c l"i !■.!' .in L>... Imi , , J Lltl(i 21. Tiik lialiincc-slioct of 111-- I'! 111 of Cam pai£;u has bet n prcpai' '1 by in" McCarthy party, (it this it is hli-.hsi tint of the total fmul-, tln'ninmiiiL i;i hi'' I to evicted tenant.; was iMt.llOO ; IV. I■> lawyuM and barristn h ab.ui'!<c<l ; -''Uil X-I',ooo was paid fur New- Ti|.| . i,ny. It is alleged that none of tlu: iuii<!sur'' injss.ing. Sir.l. I-Vrcrn-s'Hi, r>• ji!\*rr.t l ' Mi' L'ibouelicre in tin.' Huns. 1 if I' miik/i'i <1 ■ t litl that England tool; any p'li t in the I riplr All ia 111-''. Mr 11. Gnmiibi.H, M. I'. for I'Vi nmanagh, obtained i''Jo(l damagi s ag..iu■->t tin' I ork } I erald , f°r -i 11 *■i/ in u that lit. r'.-ntvil li'iusus for Mr FanniU s ntiMioi..l purposes. Tin; of the firm of Messrs Murietta anil Company are being revalued. It is uncertain whether hesh assistance is possible, hut the I'iuie-. s:i3's iu any event nothing serious will result. During his visit to England tlu; German Emperor will witness the review of twenty thousand volunUei i-, at \\iinble> don. Tlii; review will probably take idaee oil 1 I Hi .Inly. Sir (J. Ilaihn I'owell, who has been appointed Commissioner tj inijiiire into tlte Hohrinjj Sea Kislwi ica, '-ails ou Saturday lor New \ ork. ■ Illlie The P> M.S. ILuapehu from New Z»al.iiid arrived at I'lymoiith to day with her passengers all well and her cargo of frozen meat in good condition. Sevcu hundred mats of Queensland were sold at 12s to I Is. The London County Council has refused to allow charitable performances to take place in the June Temple, because tho Lord Chancellor, Lord Salisbury omitted to takn out a license for thn building. P.vkis, June -1. Rioting at Bordeaux has been renewed, tho men smashing tram shelters and stouing the police and Hussars. A hundred arrests were ollected. Ihe demands of tho strikers, however, have been virtually conceded. Tho strike is now al an end, concessions having been made on both sides. St. I'i'.TKK.Mirns June ficrvia and Montenegro have signed a rjinniercial convention, and the Russian press is jubilant at the growing friuidr,hip between tin: two countries. Russia is organising an exhibition at Athens, with a view of developing her commercial relations with Greece to the detriment of British trade. llomk, June 'ill. During tho Socialist riot at Bologna, five peasants were killed and twenty wounded. The leader of the rioters was rescued after being arrested Yokohama, .lutie -0. The steamer Jap eapsi/.ed oil the coast of the Japan, and lifty persons were drowned. She was engaged iu the coastal trade. Cai'ktown, June 2.'t. Four hundred and lifty men of the Yorkshire Regiment are encamped in Mofeking, for the purpose of watching tin*movements o' the Boers. IS i'.w Yin;it June, 2.'!. It is probable that the coinage of 2,000.00(1 ounces of silver money will be continued in the United States, as the Government is anxious to influence important elections. The delegates representing Mr Parnell's party are. disgu.-ted at the reception they have met wall in the United States, and propose returning to England immediately. JifKvns Aviiks, June - I. The hostile attitude of tin; Argentine Chambers against the I lovernment is becoming pronoeneed. The Argeuiime Congress has decreed the .suspension of payments by Banks for 90 days.