LATE CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 9, 6 July 1889, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

— -r* — m By Electric Telegraph. — CopyriglitJ^'P I PKK UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.! X Vibnna, July 4 . Thirty thousand weavers, engaged in the woollen manufacture at Novaria, a a province of Austria, Hungary, have gone out on strike. They demand an increase . of wages.'-' , . v Paris, Jnly 4 ! . None oi the victims of the teinbj^.,^ 1 calamity ai St. Etienne colliery have I been rescued: President Carnot is taking* 1 measures for' the- relief of the "widows ai>4 " families of the dead, whose number i» j stated at two hundred. i A M. Quesney de Beaurepaire, Public J^k Prosecutor, who succeeded M. Bonchoz iH when the latter declined to proseeuj* -9 General Boulanger, has also refusedf to .^B undertake the task, and sent iaMtaf fe " gignation. M. Freycinet' has refusfd ta court martial the General and a GoT« rn " ment crisis is expected. Cxiao, JhIJ.S« Further particulars «f the recenfe©^gagement at Wady Haifa shows fthafc many Dervishes were killed while trWpfiT to reach the wells, and numbers pensE&l oi thirst. V Stdstey, July 5. I The work of rescuing the imprisoneaL^^ miners has ceased for the present, owingjH| to fresh dangers threatening those eip^^H gaged in the depths of mine. A P°,°]^PPl which had been entombed twelve' aays^^^ was rescued alive. . f , Tho Maori football team played the I Northimbßrhind District at Maitland, under the Victorian rules, and were . beaten by 6 points to 3.