LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 33, 6 September 1887, Page 3

LATE TELEGRAMS.

By ,: t Electric. \ ly^gr^ph.-^^pyrigl^ '-'„-'■ ; Sfasj^R"B:Tß,liK<»|l4lCsJ..., . ; :.;,.- AA-n i-.i. .■>.' J 2rjSOP»9?» Sept^mb^r J. . -. 7 aA Qommitteft 0^ the House of Com-,: monß._haSiJ«ported in. favor of the abolition. of .perpetual 'pensions and sinecures. This is regarded al a great ; triumph f or.Mr Bradlaugh. Mr Chamberlain returns from Can--ada-atthe-end^of the year; ''< I Sr Graham Be«gr has asked Siir Hen_y^\ i 'Hollaml , n ; toO diiroi*' that th^ joint CK^pat»op^f the NewHebrjdes by Jp™?i»; *l»p>; '-^% on the ibasbi oiman, for man and gun for - gUU- Td sf-jli'.VY l>f.':-^«>l V^ •r., ! ;^.:::;;^ ! lje J-tadcdeniesvthat General * Ernii roth's mission is to act aS Begent and siunmonJhe^bianje,to.eJecl„a„new prince. American minSs. . The N^b^M rn^tuig corfvened procla^^^|^i;iim6n|, toj. the meeting including Messrs Dillon a^ij^Bri^n nr\to delivered «defiaat speofihes, ia?i^|^lth^^urg^l r; te pe^pfe tocreeigtt %}^pojicsg. , jAi^ftWi of g^Baa^^ai|riv^on o the scene t^^^ ixieetins -^rpjkojjup,, an«L^ J» Ehni^ where fu^e^ speeches w^ere made! but the troop , following^ t^e.. crowd finally dispersed." No oustiir*m&t^V&*rimxA Au-L'L .mrA