CABLEGRAMS.

EOIBIO O-LEORAPH—COPI'RICIHT.]

ANTI-IRISH RIOTS.

00 MOBBED AT TORONTO,

(SPECIAL.)

Ottawa, May 18. i serious disturbance took' place in ._ tnmMit. While O'Brien, the t-si. Nationalist leader, was attempt tto »«dress an °peU ail" moetin§ lie stoned by the mob, and compelled for his life. Ho succeeded in vLhis escape through the crowd, __[smashed fche windows of a snOP fch it was believed he had taken 10, « It" is feared that the rioting jfirenewed to-morrow.

ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE CZAR.

(beuter's telegram.)

St. Petersburg, May IS. |reported that at Novo Tcher- A persons have been arrested Seated in a plot to assassinate the

IRISH ROMANISTS CONDEMN GLADSTONE AND PARNELL.

[KE.TEI.S TELEGRAM.]

London, May 19. i members of the Irish College . Eofflej in addressing the Vatican, rt that Mr Parnel has made s W of the masses of the Irish lie..'They also scathingly con fced Mr Gladstone.

THE AFGHAN QUESTION.

SrWestKidgway, chief of the Af dnn Boundary Commission, is about torenew parleying at St. Petersburg oß the delimitation of the Afghan fron tier, : . ■

THE QUEEN'S JUBILEE

The Prince of Wales is promoting a Jailea scheme to entertain 30,000 Sjchool Board children in Hyde Park ia'june. Her Majesty the Queen has. paused to be present on tho occasion.

THE IRISH CRIMES BILL.

pices Have been given of fully a Wred. amendments to the second dsuse of the Irish Crimes Bill.

A CONSERVATIVE ELECTED.

I?; Owing to the resignation of Mr t'ljue, Gladstpnite Liberal, tho Par iftentary election for St. Austel divi ii.u ._ Gotnwell took place to-day, w_en-Si-•¥_.. McArthur, Conserva tive, defeated the Liberal candidate by _ majority of 211 votes.

COMMERCIAL NEWS.

; Console have risen £, and are now quoted at_o3§. New Zealand 4 per cent, inscribed stock is 99 J. Ade laide wheat, off coast, 38s ; Adelaide fio_,2ss. New Zealand wheat, low est qualities, 335; best qualities, 37s 6i. Australian beef tallow, 22s ; Wttm. tallow, 235.

TOE LIBERAL UNIONISTS.

(special.)

London, May 19. All the Liberal Unionists have been tttaraed as members of the Eighty

WAR PREPARATIONS.

IfWce has ordered four and a half *n kilos of canned meat from thicago. -"' • ■

THE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.

j» Reginald Hanson, Lord Mayor "iwijdon, has been created a baronet.

AUSTRALIAN.

[KEDTER'S TELEGRAM.]' 1$ .RAILWAY DISASTER

~u,. INQUIRY.

I, _ Mklbourmj', Thursday. [JMnquest on the bodies of those | lain, the."Windsor railway accident jpmed io-day, when the jury £» the scene of the disaster. The m system on the railways was cx- N to them.

LADY LOCH'S JUBILEE FUND.

, : Melbourne, May 19. A m meeting was held in the Mm to-night in support of Lady 2 8;.;°posal that a jubilee fund be ■M ior the purpose of relieving in the colony.

ANGLO-COLONIAL NEWS.

(§?DCIAL MESSAGE.)

v -. London, May 18. %T'^ parleyinS with the mail JJ«joy bf knighthood has been il'SWn. 11*6 Mayor of Newcastle, f^BrowneJL WSjHuddart, Parker, and Co. ilßs eighteen-knot excur l, Eprfor Melbourne. She is to k|f. to' carry machine guns. Uf wer, which is being built c fi*m> will be fitted as a It legates have been entertained M%et at St. Stephen's Club.

Mr E. Stanhope, in the course of his ipe eh, remarked that he was a de scendant of one of Captain Cook's com panions, who landed at Botany Bay. Sir R. Wisdom responded to the toast of " The Guests."

Tho following appeared in our Second Editloa last evening.

THE LATE RAILWAY DISASTER.

VERDICT OP THE BOARD OP INQUIRY,

[Reutei:.]

Melbourne, this day,

The Board of Inquiry ia connection, with the Windsor railway accident is satisfied that the accident wa. caused by the mistake of Blackburn, who was in charge of the signals at Prahran, in allowing tho express to pass when he had not received notice of the line being clear from Windsor. Inasmuch, however, as the boy was only a proba tioner, the Board does not feel justified in holding him responsible, but places the primary responsibility upon Mr Gedge, station-master at Prahran, for leaviug the boy Blackburn in. charge while not competent. The Board also blames the driver and guard of the ordinary train for not taking precau tions to protect their train by en deavouring to stop the express which was following.

THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.

Paris, May 18

It is expected that tho Ministerial crisis which has arisen will be prolonged some time, and that either M. do Frey cinet or M. Clemenceau will be appointed Premier, vice. M. Goblet. The chief difficulty which has to be surmounted is the question of the retention of General Boulanger in the position of Minister of War—he being very popular both with the army and the country, but distrusted by the German Government.

THE CZAR AMONG THE COSSACKS.

St. PiiTERSDURG, May 18,

The Czar, Czarina, Czarewitch, and members of the Imperial family mado a state entry to-day into the City of Novo Tcherkask, the capital of the Don Cossack country.

ACCIDENT TO S.S. GAIRLOCH

[by t__kukaph.—press a.sociatiok.J

New I'LYupcTii, Thursday. The steamer Gairloch met with an accident last, evening when crossing tho Waitara bar en route for Mamil.au. She broke her port shaft, which carried away her propeller. It was quito dark outside, so the captain lired .delects; and, assistance bein£ sent, to her, she was brought into the Waitara Kiver.

MALA-FIDE TRAVELLER.

(UV TEL EG KM'IT. — PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Dunedin', this clay. At the City Court the licensee of tho Ayrshire Hotel, Kensington, was. charged, with a broach of tlie Licensing Act. It appeared that his wifo had served liquor to a man whom she knew to be a near resident-, though he declared that he had travelled over three miles that day. The man nover drank nor paid for the beer through the police entering. He was fined 5s for falsely representing, and the landlord was fined LlO, the magis trate holding that it was the duty of the licensee to make reasonable inquiry.

THE AUCKLAND. EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, MAT 20, 1881

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IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, QUEEN & HIGH STREETS, City; Also at Newton, Newmarket & Symonds Street. MESSRS. E. PORTER & CO. wish to draw attention to their large shipments to arrive, which, _ added to their already extensive stock of Hardware, they are in a position to execute any orders placed with them, and at the very lowest prices. How landing ___ AMERICA from London. 1-236 bars Iron 60 drums Raw Linseed Oil 114 plates Iron SO drums Boiled Linseed Oil 91 bundles Sheet Iron- 2 casks Raw Linseed Oil 16 Self Setting Ranges, 36 to 42 inches 2 casks Boiled Linseed Oil U Artisan Ranges 20 drums Colza Oil 48 Register Grates 20 drums Stockholm Tar 80 cases Galvanized Corrugated Irotj 200 boxes Swedish Pitch, in 7 and 14 lbs, 15 Hornsby's Ploughs, I and 2 wheel 2 cases Iron Chest and Cupboard Locks 1 cask Share. I case Bottling Wire. 1 cask Breasts and Wheels 1 cask Tee Hinges 14500 feet Galvanized Tubes, if to IJ inoh 124 bundles Hoop Iron, fto 1J inches 2 casks Galvanized Fittings * s'_ kegs Black Deck Spikes 2000 feet Black Tubes 4 kegs Spouting Spikes 2 casks Black Fittings^ 13 casks Black Coil Chain 212 kegs Wire Nails 4 casks Galvanized Coil Chain 51 tons Black Fencing Wire * bale Plough Hues 5 tons Galvanized Fencing Wiro J bale Sash Line 21 bundles Galvanized Tubs 2 cases Twines _ crates Galvanized Watering Pots * caso Axe Handle Bush Hooks 1 case J). E. Picks * * caso l>atent Augers I case Box, Brass, and Ivory Rules * case Slashers and Grubbing Adzes 1 case Metallic and Steel Tapes J case Tower Bolts, Leading Hames, etc., etc. 1 case Tools, various J cask Sofa Springs 1 case Tumscrews, Pruning Shears, etc, etc. i caß° *! oUs' LockB> Latches, Steel Letters, eta, etc, .1 case Bullock Bells * ca*e Copper and Brass Kettles, Bell Staples, etc., etc, 1 case Spring Balances and Locomotive Balances- x caeo Butter Prints, Pole Kings, Mouse Traps, etc., etc, 1 cask Charcoal Irons l cask Li%M and Ucavy Ir°n Washers 1 cask Jfryphn. * case Gardening, Hedging, and Housemaid Gloves, etc, 2_S_ Sash Weights 1 How landing es OAMARtf from London. 250 casks Portland Cement 6 casks Bolts aml Nuts v I 60 drums Raw Linseed Oil 4 caske r d Tapped Nuts 50 drums Boiled Linseed Oil 1 caso Lickwood Files 2 casks Raw Linseed Oil 1 case F,rmer Chisels, Furze Hooks 2 casks Boiled Linseed Oil 1 caso Trowels, Hooa, Gum Knives and Blades 2 casks Putty J caße Electro PJate, new design 13 " Mistress" Ranges 4 bale? J* rown Pa Per _ " Aidress " Ranges 1 caso Plato Powder U " Trallord " Ranges 1 caso Se,V'° Twine 4 " Victoress " Ranges 4 crato3 ware Teapots 5 "Enchantress" Manges 2 bales Door Mats 3 American Pearl Ranges 2 case llim Locks 12 "Queen"Stoves 4 bundles Wire Sieves 12 Kitchen Sinks ' 3 caa°B Tinned Tacks 2 Corn Crushers 1 cask <Jo,d Washers 1 Chaff Cutter * cask rudding and Baking Pans 3 Horso Gears and Intermediate Motions 1 ca9.l. Enaniel'ed Candlesticks, Cups and Saucers, 4 casks Gas Globes Mu£ 8' etc" erc -1 caso Hand Saw and Mill Saw Files l cask Enamelled Basins, Dinner and Soup Plates, etc., 3 Vauxhall Donkey Pumps , etc; T ~, _ 1 caso Eley's Gun Caps l caso Hobbs' Cupboard and Padlocks, Night Latches, 2 cases Envoi's Cream Separators, and Intermediate etc., eto. Motions, complete J caso warden Syringes 1 case Burgon and Ball's Sheop Shears * cask Mortise Furniture, Centre Knobs and Cupboard 5 crates Earthenware I urns 2 cases Fenders, nickol mounted J2 Mangliug Machines 105 rolls Galvanised Wire Netting - cases Carnage Bolts 1 bundle Galvanised Pea Protectors 1 ca3e Brass Screws, Rivets, etc., etc, CO boxes Coke Tinplates ] caso Ward and Payne's Sheep Shears 1 case Soldering Preparation 2 cases B,ass Foundry 1 caso Meat Hooks, Hasps and Staples, Angle Brackets, 1 cask Copper Nails, Rivets and Roves etc. etc. * case Cabinet Brass Foundry 1 caso Patent Vontilators, Hat and Coat Hooks, etc., 1 cask Galvanized Wire ctCi 1 case Brass Sheets 14 bundles Galvanized Coal Scoops 2 casks Plough Traces 17500 feet Galvanized Tubes ■ 3 casks Bullock Chains 3200 feet Black Tubes Now. landing ex EtTB,,JOSEPH?,, from... New York. 177 coils Galvanized Barb Wiro 1 case Safety Razors 5 cases AxC3 , $ « , * caso Soldering Coppers » cases Boys' Axes 1 case Snips and Coal Tonga 0 cases Axo Pattern Hatchets J caso ahelt Brackets 9 cases Shingling Hatchets 2 cases Gate Hinges 4 cases Lathing Hatchets 1 cose Coat and Hat Hooks 2 cases Adze Handles 1 case Clothes Lino Pulleys 2 cases Pick Handles ] ca,je { J T ost H°le Augers 4 cases Sledgo Handles 1 case Nail Pullers 3 cases Long-handled Shovels ] caße Kr," fo Crindors 1 case Lightning RiHes 2 ca?o Jolly Nigger" Banks 1 case Cartridges ior ditto ] case T Dairy Thermometers 1 case Pruning Shears . J, case Leer .-meters ~„,„„,, T „ , 3 case Tool Chests l cases * ancy Woods, comprising Holly, Black Walnut, i cases Scythe Handles Bird's Eye Maple, Whit« Wood, Mottled Walnut, 2 cases Cabinet Paper J- tV and i itJch thick 7 cases Lawn Mowers •'■■' 1 case Walnut Deßks 1 caso Hollow Augers 2 cases Rochester Lamps, various patterns 3 cases Sewing Machine Oil 1 crate Refrigerators 1 case Cartiidges • 1 case Egg Beaters and Augers, etc., etc. 3 crates Revolving Rolling Pins 1 case Picture Nails 1 case Clocks 3 cases Improved Blind Rollers 5 barrels Tar 2' cases Lamp Wicks 2 bundles Swings 1 caso Lamp Shades 34 .uses Sharp's Axes 1 case Telephone Trumpets \ 20 eases Neatsl'oot Oil 3 cases Wire Stretchers 12. Wilb Mattresses 1 cu.se Sluice Forks 1 case Spued Indicators 2 cases Wire Mattresses To arrive per GEHTUR2O2T, from London, now due, 250 casks Portland Cement 1 case Deck Scrubbers 01 Surface Boxes ) 5 cases Charcoal Tinued Sheets CO Ball Hydrants f - AnMrlnn( » Waterworks ' 2 caseß Sponges 100 Surface Boxes \ For Auck,aDd " aterworks 64 Patent Mail Axles 60 Sluice Valves J 15 rolls Sheet Lead . , 2 casks Tee Hinges 8 cases Iron Bedsteads 1 case Asbestos Mill Board 12 Ball Hydrants 1 bale Hambro Line 12 Surface Boxes 1 bale Sailmakers' and Seaming Twine 12 Valve Covers 2 bundles Shovels lease Twines. 12 casks best Horse Shoes i 300 kegs.White Lead 17S kegs Who Nails 3 casks Whito Lead, small tins 1 case Glass Paper and Emery Cloth 1 case Tablo Cutlery 1 case Knife Polish. 1 case Saw Files 10 kegs Rail Doga 3 cases Mander's Varnish 1 caso Emery 20 kogs White Zinc Paint 7 casks Milk Pans 9 kogs Yellow Paint 1 cask Garden Raites 8 keSB Umber 10 boxes Scythe Stones , 8 kegs Patent Dryers 1 cask Plugged Weights ? casks Assorted Paints To arrive per ROUTENBEOK, from Glasgow, $cw due. v 400 kops Blasting Powder 3425 bars Iron j 75 cases Sporting Powder 456 bundles Iron 31 Packages Smith aud Wollstood _ Stove,B < packages Furnace Doors 12 Artisan Ranges ! , 4S "Wheels 21 bundles Black's Spades 500-Fire Bricks ,-..-./ 205 Tram Rails j '-~,., M kogs Spike? 25 Tons Fencing Wire ' 200 reels Galvapized Barb Wire «._<_. Cast Iron Pines . _ ~. • _, «. _ . _ c°i|s Calvanized Fencing Wire 2SJ Cast Iron Snections) ** ****** ****** ' 1 ease Galvanized Clothes Line Wire 65 kegs Fencing Staples pp To arrive per 0. W. JANES, from Efew York, now dne. "O*. coils Galvanized Barb Wire 2 oases Garden Hoe handles 14 cases Easy Lawn Mowera 2 cases Pick Handles 1 case Corn Sheller Fittings 1 case Pumps 1 case Spolford Braces 37 cases Sharp's Axes 2 cases Corn Shellers 11 cases Novelty Wringers 12 eases Sharp's Boys' Axes 1 case Emery Wheels • B cases Bush Hooks 1 Demas Scroll Saw and Lathe, with 1 case Apple Parors 1 c-_e Bow Pins Slide Beat 1 case Hoes and Rakes 12 Enterprise Meat Choppers 1 case Lamp Brackets -, 2 cases Granite Ware, viz., Tea 44 boxes Pointed Horse Nails 4 barrels Lamp Chimneys Kettles, Fry Pans, Cups and1 X Cultivators 1 barrel Founts and Collars, Saucers, etc., etc. i Hand Drill 1 cask Silver-back Reflectors 18 cases Pennsylvania Lawn Mowers 1 Combined Hand Drill ' 8 cases Union Scales, Brass and Iron 2 caseß Copying Presses 8 Double and Single Wheel Hoes Scoops f; 1 case Washing Blue, in boxes _ w.r-pßv Double Hoes . 1 case Hand Hammers , 3 cases Towel Boilers _ II Hay Forks 2 cases Double Pointed Blued Tacks 4 Butter Workers JS'-hS-K-S 6 Eagle Wooden Ploughs. 24 Cylinder Churns - . i Stor leeSwers 3 W.feel Improved Corn Planters 1 2 H. P. Marine Kerosene Engine, 1 pw Rat Trans 12 Putman's Mangles Propeller. Shaft, Condenser, Ba -2 comb flay- Fork Handles I case Dover Egg Beaters lance Wheel and Governor 2 cases Garden Kake Handles IE- FO^TEim & CO., F-K_ISHING & GENEEAL lEONMOWGEES, QUEEN & HIGH STREETS, __EOKLAIsrE. ALSO AT MEWTOH„H__YM_R_E. AND SyMOHDS STKEET,



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