LATE TELEGRAMS

Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 76, 24 December 1891, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS

By Eleciirio Telegraph. — Copyright (Pirn UNITBD rEISBS ASSOCIATION [i London. December 22, Butchers are freezing old Kentish ewes for the purpose of fraudulently imi« , ttvtiuc colonial uiatton. Dr J. D, Bnrdslcy, Bishop of Sodor and Man, will be translated to the See of Carlisle, rendered vacant by the death of Dr Harvey Goodn-in. The passenger stenmer Abyssinian, was i burnt to the water's edge in the Atlantic. No lives wore lost. In the annual renew of the year's work published by the Salvation Army, reference is made to the wonderful outburst of enthusiasm, and the romance attending General Booth's , marvellous . campaign in the Australasian Colonies. ' Hong Kong, December 21. The Chinese Government' having discovered a monopoly of military power in; Hunan and Anhai, increases the military in the other provinces, and will disband the Hunan forces afterwards.; ■ : Rome, December. 23. Some sensation has been caused by the trial at Naples of two dukes .on the charge of the treacherous murder of a; young officer, who was the. suitor^ of the; sisterpfbiieVpf them. . . -l.'vf ! •^^)nelipf the accused was acquitted, and! the other receiyed a sentence of fiyejyears' imprisonment. ■ t ' ,! .{''•' ; Eio db Janeibo; December 23. '■ The "Brazilian, Navy ism fay:our3of the; Monarchy, and' betrays a mutiupus^pirit. The Army adheresiio ■Gen^ira^F. tori, the head :ot, the GovernmentV^i