CABLE SUMMARY.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 2974, 6 August 1891, Page 2

CABLE SUMMARY.

(1;V K.I.KCTKIO 1 KI.KISUA I'll. — I'ol'YKIO[IT). L'»ni on, Anyiiht:{. Mi: Pakvi.i.i, !irul a rfo ption at Murli-f, where he made a s>«>««c!i in rep', v to Me sis I).Hon anil I I'll.• 11, whose views lie (ieiiinuiceil as below criticism and beneath ,t•;nipt. He had an iiiiiiiense ovation on liis visit to Dublin. Ilorsrs Were illuminated and the streets ciowil 'd. Ho profe sed hinwdf uii'li-ii!.".veil by tin-' secession i f Messrs Dillon anll (>'Hricn. The Duke of Edinburgh liir infoimed the A'liniri!'y thit the Ceilim rebi-l warship Iv metal'la seized a IS'itish vessel a' I'eilro feral, hut afterwards relea.s d her in conscipience ot the Biitish u'liifhip Gurnet being sent in pursuit. I jlsi'.ON, August '.j. Riots have taken place in Lisbon regarding the price of eras, and six hundred of those who took a prominent pint in them were arrested, and eonve yed on board the warships. Order Ims now been restored, Bkumn, August 1. Investigations show that the frauds ill connection with the Deutsche Batik wero perpetrated by Frank and Neeklor, e.terks in the Bank, and Sehwei/.er, a broker. Neeklcr and Sellweizer have been arrested, hilt as no trace can be found of Frank, it is believed he has committed suicide. Frank won some two thousand marks in a lot tery six months aiio, and b"cann j. gambler. It is stated that the forgeries amount to twelve million roubles. Mark*cretiz, a director of the Hank, has also been arrested. The Bank will not declare a dividend,