CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 4 February 1880, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS

KEUTEKS' CABLEGRAMS. [pee phess agency.] London, January 26. Ayoub Khan is advancing on Ghuzoee. Bora bay troops are to replace those from Bengal at Oandahar, the Bengalese returning via Gbuznee and Cabul. The German Array Bill has created a profound sensation in Russia. Prince Bismarck and the National Liberals are reconciled. The Turkish papers are violently at« tacking England with regard to the late Mollah incident. Singapore (via Bluff), January 27. The Eu9tern Australian mail steamer, Brisbine, from Sydney, got aground ia a rough sea for ninety»six hours. After jettisoning a considerable quantity of her cargo she got off, and proceeded to this pnrt, where, upon being docked, an examination was made. London, February 2. According ' to the latest news from South America, strict blockade being maintained by the Chilians along the Peruvian coast. It is generally believed that the war will be concluded. St. Petebsbubg. February 2. j A cotiflict of a serious nature took place here to day, between the Nihilists and police. The rupture resulted io several Nihilists beina arrested. Sydney, February 3. Strong confirmation has been received as to the truth of Humes' story about Classan, having survived some time in Central Australia. He has been dead «ome years, but it is believed that half* castes exist in Central Australia, who speuk German.