LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 45, 13 October 1891, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS.

♦ — — •■' " I PER UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION. J Keceived October 13, 10.30 aCm. %' San Francisco, October;l2. Advices received here by mail;: from China show that the Tching riots took ; place in the presence of a number of Man--darius, who remained passive.^ Thejf Chinese telegraph clerks refused to transmit a message asking for assistance. Vienna, October 12. In his budget statement, the Austrian Minister of Finance says the country must expect additions to the war estimates. | Berlin, October 12. Twenty-nine murders and sucides occurrod in Berlin during the first ton days of this month. St Petersburg, October 12. It is reported the prefect of Odessa has invited the Jews to remain in Sussia and occupy themselves with farming. London, October 12. East rows Perkins, at Newcastle^ in November, for £400 and the Sportsman's challor.go Cup. Tho British roply to Turkey's note respecting the Dardanelles Convention, differs from that sent bj- the rest of the Powers. It explains that in consequence of -Turkey's action an entirely new situation has arisen. New York, October 12. A severe earthquake has been experi onced in San Francisco, but, no fatalities are reported. Valparaiso, October 12. The British Nitrate Companies, in Chili, are claiming sixty million dollars as compensation for damage sustained during the recent civil war. Home, October 11. The Pope requests Australian pilgrims, who may be intending to visit Kome, to postpone their journey.