LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 142, 7 June 1887, Page 3

LATE TELEGRAMS.

By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright. (keutek's tklkouams.) , Ri-ceiveil ,5 tine 7, noon. i Constantino! 1 !. I.1 '. '«»<'*> The Frendi ami Itussum simWnss ■ !nr« i in ibis city, acuu^ under uistru. lions i from their Governments, addressed to the Porte strong objections to the Egyptian convention recently concluded between Turkey am! Great Britisui The objoc- ' turns were raised especially with regard to a clause providing xliould internal 1 troubles arise after tlie British uvaeimi Jinn has been completed at the end oi • three years, Kgypt muy be ri*-occnpied bj British or Turkish troops, ron jointly oi ■ separately as may be agreed, for tlie re- ' storation of order. ' New York, June 6. W. O'Brien who arranged to attend and address a labour demonstration m this city to-day revoked his promise at ! ike last moment because the chairman of ' the Labor League openly expressed ap proral of a revolutionary policy and tlie use of dynamite, denounced private i ownership of land, and attacked the . Pope. Several demonstrations hure vio* lently abused O'Brien for bis refusal to attend. San Francisco, June 6. The municipal authorities send a formal notice to the French consul that cdnricts for New Caledonia will not be permitted to land there. \ PER "UNITED PRKSS ASSOCIATION.! Patea, This Day. A nincroomed house belonging to John Hudson, at Kakaramea. was burnt down last night and everything was lost. The origin is unknown. Insurance — House and contents, £250 in the Colonial.