CABLEGRAMS.

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 323, 11 July 1889, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

| Lokdoh, July 9. The owners of - jthe reservoir dam at Johnstown, who were arrested shortly after the inundation disaster, have bean found guilty of culpable neglect. Mr T. H. Gill, M.P. fpr Louth, and Mr J, B. Cox, M.P. for Clare, have been arrested for advocating tha "plan of Campaign. Mr John Morley, in the House of Commons, strongly opposed the proposed grant to Princess Lcuise on her marriage with the Earl of Fife. Searle and O’Connor row for the cham-. pionship of the world on September 9. It has been discovered that thirty of the Chicago police force are members of the Clan na-Goel, and belong to camp No. 20. Fifteen thousand rail makers have struck for an increase of wages. The Unionist candidate will not be opposed for the Dover seat rendered vacant by the death of Major Dickson, (not Mr P. A. Dickson as previously telegraphed.) William Renshaw won the lawn tennis championship of England. Bishop Moorehouse, of Manchester, whose name was amongst those mentioned for the -Prmiaoy of Australia, has expressed himself in favor of the creation of a Bishop for that purpose. Hartman, the Nihilist, has revealed the existence of a conspiracy organised to dynamite the Czar, and also a plot to bring about a revolution iri France.