LITE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 51, 27 October 1891, Page 2

LITE TELEGRAMS.

By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright (PER "PRESS ASSOCIATION.), r Londoit, October 24. *: Mr Henlr bus visited Paris nnd secured the release of the funds deposited there with tbe French banks. October 25. Rumours, which had not the slightest foundation, were afloat yesterday that the Queen was dying, aud it wns also reported that she was dead. . Her Majesty is o t present in excellent health. One of the 67-ton guns on .board H.M.S. Howe, one of tbe Channel Squadron, has cracked, Ottawa, October 25. During the recent gales 80 English vessels were wrecked on the coast »of Labrador. Their cargoes were plundered by the fishermen, who also treated the survivors in a shameful manner. Beruk, September 26. A murder has taken place in this city surrounded with circumstances similar to those attributed to << Jack the Bip£6*' r m London and the United States. The town of, Meringen' has been destroyed by fire. DrKoch asserts that he has not at tamed isolation and refinement in connection with tuborculinc, the nearest approach being 60 per cent of alcohol. He invites the profession to experiment and produce the actiye principle. Tbe Professor makes no report as to the practical progress he hod made, <■ with his discovery. , - „ "_< Bomb, October 26. Tbe Pope urges the Archbishop of Aix to "oppose to the uttermost the.olaim of Fallieres authority over the clergy, and he "fears that recent events are only a prelude of worse to come. ' ~' i Pabis, October 26. Floods in Limouse, a town on the Carcaaonne and Quillan Jine of railway, have destroyed several houses" and drowned twenty persons. ' ' St Petebsbubo, October 24. ; A number of orthodox churchmen at , 1 Staradouh pillaged and set fire to the Jewish qnarler of the town. ,-,-,.