CABLEGRAMS.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 318, 29 June 1889, Page 3

CABLEGRAMS.

London, June 27. Before the Commission Mr Sexton defended whet he termed conscientious Fenianism. He had refrained from joining the society himself as he was not prepared to surrender his freedom of action. n - Obituary : W. H. B. Powell, M.P. for Cairmathan. . . , A thousand reformed prisoners belonging to the Salvation Army, under the leadership of Herbert Booth, were marching in procession along the Strand, when they came in contact with the police, A not ensued, which ended in several arrests being made, after injuries, more or less severe, had been inflicted on both sides. . At a meeting of Boulanger’s adherents m London, Laguerre and Racquet were present, Borne of the speakers got excited, and a melee ensued, and the room was cleared. Wood, the jockey, fainted in Court to-day, and is now in a dangerous condition. The Northumberland Plate, distance two miles, resulted as follows-Lord Durham’s Drizzle 1, MrD. J. Jardine’s King James 2, St. Martins 8. Lisbon, June 2i. Portugal has cancelled her concessions to the Deigns Bay Railway Company. Chicago, June 27. The Tribunal of the Clan-na-Gael, which Bat in judgment on Dr. Cronin, has been disbanded, and the records destroyed. Paths, Jnne 27. Don Carlos has put himself forward as a claimant for the throne of France.