Saturday's Cables

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 134, 6 May 1890, Page 4

Saturday's Cables

r.:.f. „V,. - X*~ XiA- .' - ■ -fElpp^ip lselegTaj>%-- T.-ppyngh't. I p_s# iuwiTaa>ii!«Ess association, f - . ; Ijo^vosjlh/laij 2A,xx ■ ' TherParad©, in . Hyde- Park wag* a^ mascot ano* it * f re -computed -that not . *more than'ispov < .imainly' Spcialiots,- «fr-, •■tenaea.-r Viylent 'speeches were de--livered there, aha also at Clerk en- : "Well, MddlesejcJ . ;< " ._ '* OnL-the'uiotiofiiof the second reading •of the€rfob *Letud- Purfehase Bill, r the Marquis of Hartington voted 1 with : the ! '-Govemmeiit 6 . TJ^ Jpim, Morley at-'-tacked the measurg. ,Lprd. Randolph did' not'vote. 7 The Duke bf-Edinburgh -opened the Exhibition to-day. . Dur•ing bisVs'tay in the city the Duchess' J jewelg.were stolen from ithe hotelIt is rumoured that H* M. Stanley will b^a^oinfed Gpyernor of Congo. In xh*^ House of Commons to- elky, -Mr Stanhope^ ' Secretary, fit 7^tate for 'War^pjomised to -consider the question J6__ granting ': 'relief !to- 'destitute 'surviyors.rof the iamous charge of the Xightjßijga.de at-Balaclava^ x Madrid, May' 2. • After the procession yesterday, the thp-workmeh presented -a petition to the' Cortes, praying that '-the length' of a" day's work, should be '{fixed at eight hours. . - Vienna, : May ,2. . - Several , meetings were held in this city yesterday, at ail of which resolutions were s unanimously, adopted favouring eight hours as the length of a day*s*wbrk. ._._; Bdda Pesth, May 2. Testerdayr a /holiday was observed! by the workmen in the pity, and there was some riptiug during the demon'*trati6n g . o^Che- hiilitarjr, ' who were in " readiness nh case of need, charged the -crowd and dip perked theni... Berlin, May 2. The^^idayjhere Vas .'observed by 130,Q00 workmen, .li '.{TO"*' Marseilles, May 2. Durihgrihe •Jlaobuf ;* demonstration .yeßtefdfay:*the<-Bniob^pillag^d a factory . •and broke- Into' manyv of-the shops. "The police* were' poweeleijs to interfere. '•-":' ,f '■' "\'""' f -