LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 9, 9 July 1892, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS.

By Electric Telegraph. —Copyright, fl'BU UNITED PllliSS ASSOCIATION.) London, July 6. D. Wood and Jack Hempton, two of the New Zealand Athletic Team, have broken down, and will not run again in England. Ottawa, July 7. Sir J. C. Abbott, the Premier, in the course of a speech in the Candian House of Commons, said there was a power behind Canada which would see justice done to it in the matter of the Behring Sea dispute. The statement was received with cheers, and was wired to Lord Salisbury. .New Yohk, July 7 The latest despatches from Venzuela report that the insurgents have defeated the loyalists in front of Caracas with great slaughter, and now surround the capital. Paris. July 7. A fire at Chateau Latour has d6stro.yorl a great quantity of the vintage of 1890, The damage is estimated at £24,000. July 8. It is reported that geuuino cholera has appeared here. ft is reported that gciiumc cholera has appeared here. Berlin. July 7. Count Von Capnvi. German Chancellor announces that before Prince Bismarck made a visit to Vienna he issued a circular, hoping that the Great Powers would not attach any importance or weight to the ex-Chancellor's utterances in the press regarding Germany's foreign policy. St. Petersburg, Julj 7. The port of Croustadt has been closed to the merchant navy. Cholera is raging at Kharitsin, on the Volsjn.. Numerous deaths are reported at Saratov, Tiflis and Baku. Washington, July 7. A body of 300 police tried to protect the non-Unionists at Pittsburg, but the strikers opened fire on them with revolvers. The strikers procured cannon with which fire was opened on the police, who were ultimately obliged to surrender and were then allowed to depart. Thirtyeight men were killed, but the loss was mostly on the side of the strikers, only a few policemen being includpd.