LATE CABLES.

Feilding Star, Issue 155, 31 July 1888, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright. LFHR UNITED PKEBB ASSOCIATION.] Berlin, July 28. The Emperor William has left Stockholm on a visit to the King of Denmark. Rangoon, July 28. Information has been received here that 8000 Thibetans are massed at Jalapla Pass. The English troops will hold Guatong until the difficulty ! is settled. j Zanzirar, July 28. Tbe Government offer to make full i reparation to Italy. ■ London, July 30. I Two agrarian murders have .been committed at Listowal and Kanturk. Paris, July 28. An extensive strike of navvies has taken place, and 8000 men have gone out. Several collisions with the police have resulted, and 53 strikers were arrested on a charge of intimidation; Rome, July 28. Signer Crispi, the Premier, has sent a despatch notifying to the Great Powers the annexation of Massowah. He accuses France of attempting to prevent Italian activity in Africa. Stdnby, July 30 ' ,', The lad Spragg, who was arrested charged with having stabbed another lad was acquitted. .''''* The Gibb line of steamers have decided to withdraw the Chinese portion of the crews of their vessels as soon as crews can be obtained from England; There is a depression in coal 'shares in consequence of the probability of the seamen's strike. Should the threatened strike of the seamen take place it will be the largest known in the South Hemisphere. At a meeting of consignees, it was decided to assist the captain of the Mariposa to unload that vessselif no immediate settlement of the difficulty was attained. :