CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume II, 23 September 1881, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS

RENTER'S CABLEGRAMS.

[PHOM OUB OWN COERE9PONDENT.] Lonbon, September 20. Her Majesty, the Queen, bas sent a telegram to Mrs Garfield, expressing sympathy and condolence with her in loss of her husband. ADEif, September 20. An outbreak of cholera at this place is raging with increased severity, and numerous deaths have occurred. Every precaution is being taken to lessen the epidemic. Constantinople, September 20. A difficulty has arisen in the negotia* tions which are proceeding here, between the representatives of the foreign creditors of the Porte and the Russian delegate. The delegates state, that the amount of Turkish war indemnity still owing should be included in debts to which scheme for payment of interest is to be applied. This claim is generally opposed by other foreign delegates, and settle.-

ment of negotiations is consequently de layed. Washington, S«pt ember 20. The oath of office wSs to-day administered to General Arthur, tins new President at the Capitol. September 21. The funeral of the late President Garffeld will take place at Cleveland, Ohio, his former home on Saturday next. Owing to apprehensions that on attempt may be made to lynch Gintean, his guard at the gaol has been doubled. Paris, September 21. In response to tbe Bey's recent protest, the French Government has sent a reassuring communication that it has no in* tention to occupy Tunis. Melbourne, September 22. In the Legislative Assembly last night a vote of condolence with Mrs Garfiel.l was passed. The case of supposed small-pox at Yackandandah turns «ut to be only chicken-pox. Another suspicious case is, howeyer, reported from Benalia in the north "east of Victoria.