CABLEGRAMS.

Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1091, 24 May 1882, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

(fbom ouk own correspondent. ) London, May 21. The Irish Detective Force has late ly undergone complete re-organisation. Obituary : The Duke of Graiton aged 63. 22. Michael Davitt, who was recently released on ticket-of-leave, addressed a meeting of Land Leaguers at Manchester to-day. In the course of his speech he warmly advocated complete abolition of landlords in Ireland, and urged active steps towards that end. A reward of £10,000, offered by the Government for information leading to the capture and conviction of the murderers of Cavendish and Burke. It has been increased to £12,000. reliable information has yet been obtained as to identity of the murderers. Another cyclone has passed over the United States which was even more destructive than those which have recently visited the country. A large amount of property was destroyed. Twenty reported as killed. The death is announced of Dr. J. Brown, well-known as an essayist writer, 'aged 72.. ; ' There have been severe storms inthe Hebrides and West Coast of Scotland. The police, from information which has come to their hands, entertain a strong belief that the murderers of Cavendish and Burke are still concealed in Dublin. Riots have occurred in County Kildare between the English and Irish residents ; there were disturbances of a ssrious nature and were with difficulty quelled. The cab employed by the assassins of Cavendish and Burke, has been traced and proves an unlicensed vehicle The Government have declined to allow Cetewayo to revisit his country. The petititon of the Zulus for his release has therefore been refused. In the House of Commons last evening Gladstone introduced a bill dealing with arrears of rent due by Irish tenantry. The measure provides that the tenants shall pay one year's rent, that the State shall give another, and that landlords shall forego the balance of arrears, That measures providing for the surrender of arrears should be introduced into Parliament by the Government. Gladstone denied that such a bargain had been made, but Foster read a letter which had passed between the alleged contracting parties. Parnell's offer to stop outrages is held to menance the Irish organisation with which he has been prominently connected. The Dublin authorities have published an official description of the assassins, and a reward of £7,500 has also been offered for any information that may lead to the apprehension of any person harboring the assassins. Melbourne, May 22. In the Theatre Hoyal last night whilst a larrikin, who. was causing a disturbance, was being arrested, a false alarm of fire was raised. There was a general rush for the dooas, but the panic was soon allayed. Twelve per sons were injured by the crush.