LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 119, 5 April 1892, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS.

* 1 By Electric Te'egraph. — Copyright (PKR PRESS ASSOCIATION*.) London, April 3. The unemployed in London are agitat. ins for work. At several meetlugs which they have held lately, speeches of an angry character were delivered. ; The dispute with regard to wages which i has taken place at the oil mines in Man- j Chester and Staleybridge involves a sum j of £'50,000 per week. ! The families of the Durham miners out i on strike are without food and fuel, and arc appealing for relief. Pabis, April 3. It is reported that Kavachal has made a full confession as to the murders in the city. The arrest of Ravachal was effected through the agency of a waiter in a wineshop which he frequented. The Commissioner of police was informed of Ravachnl's visits to this wine shop, and paid the waiter a large sum of money for information which led to the arrest. The waiter is to be decorated with the cross of the Legion of Honour. April 4. Rarnchal has made a statement incriminating three of those who assistad him to carry out the recent explosions, and admitting that he is guilty of five murders. Intelligence has been received to the effect that French troops in Dahomey haye suffered a reverse in an engagement with the natives, Reinforcements are being sent to their assistance. New York, April 1. A petition bearing; the signatures of 400,000 Chinese residents 111 the United States has been forwarded to the Emperor of China requesting him to compdl the United States Government to re* move the restrictions which they have placed 011 the Chinese. A sensational lynching affair is re ported from Kansas. A negro, who had assaulted a lady, was captured by the band of lynchers, who fastened a rope round his neck and tied the end of it 10 a horse, which, on being set free, went off at a galloping rate. The culprit's body, which was picked up a considerable distance away, was shockingly mutilated. St. Petehsbukg, April 3. The Russian Government are seeking to improve their commercial relations with other European countries. Ger many will be the first country they will enter into negotiation with on the matter. Buncos Atbks, April 3. The city is in a state of seigc Several promineut Liberals have been arrested on a charge of conspiring to murder the President and two' other leading officials. April 4*. Dr Alem, General Garsia and others have been couveyed under police escort to Staten Island. They are to be charged with high treason. Lima, April 3. General Nicolas de Pierola, ex-Presi* dent of Peru, is oreaaising a revolt in order to regain the presidential chair, which he vacated in 1881. but the Government troops are dispersing his followers. Caracas, April 4. A bomb was thrown tit the house of the President of Venezuela, the building being demolished.