LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 126, 21 April 1892, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS.

By Electric Te'egmph. — Copyright [united press association.; London, \pril 19. A pamphlet published by ?->lr Gladstone rlor* not Favour the grunting of ihe snfi frayjr to women at present, isiid he declares tlmt the question is one requiring fur'.lier discussion, i The Hon Patrick Greville-^sugent has i appeared before a magistrate, charged , , with ;i si»rious outrage of Miss Marion I Price in a Grst«class carriage on the ! London Brighton line. Bail was allowed. Paris, April 19. The French troops hnve defeated with heavy loss the native troops of Senegal Teheran, April 19. Russia hns offered the Shah oF Persia half >i million to pay off the holders of the Brtiish tobacco monopoly, receiving the Customs revenue bj' tray of security. It. is supposed that Russia by this plan hopes to destroy British influence in Persia. Vienna, April 20. A number of dynamite cartridges have been discovered on a tramvray running to some of the suburbs. Madrid. April 19. Great sensation was cnused all over Spain by the statement of Munoc tlmt thn Anarchists recently drew lots as to who should kill the little Kinp: of Spain. The residents ofJ;Cadiz are alarmed at fresh discoveries of dynamite, and fear voilence on May Ist. Zanzibar, April 20. The natives of Uganda are fighting with those converted to the Catholic religion. Eomk, April 20. The Marquis of Kndini has succeeded in forming a new Cabinet, and he announces that its polities will be army retrenchment. Washington, April 20. A severe earthquake has been felt in California, and many buildings were damaged. . A dynamite bomb exploded in Baltimore, but no one was injured.