LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 91, 21 January 1893, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS.

By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright. ( FEK PRESS ASSOCIATION). j London. Janunrj 19- , Tho Cabinet has approved (he for , mntion of a Labour Department on lines < superior to similar bureaus in France and ■ America. Mr Mundella, president, and , Mr liurt, under-secretcry of the Board , of Trade, are arranging details. Mr T. \ Mann refused to officiate. ] Ben Tilictt has been committed for , trial on a charge of inciting the unem« , | ployed at Bristol to violence. i Mr (iladstone contradicts the state- . ment made by Mr Duncan Gillies in the Victorinn Assembly that lie had invested , money in station property. l[e explains that hi 1 has a cousin who was formerly a , squatter. The Times congratulates the country that tlie rash attempt to force England's hand in Euypt has been successfully repelled. The Daily News calls it a complete and genuine triumph. The distress among tho cotton operatives is greater than ever it baa been since the American War. There appeals to bo no prospect of a settlement of the desputo between the masters and the men. Zanzibar, January 20. A small German force at Killasa de» featod two thousand Wahehos natives with a loss of fifty killed. Komk, January 20. Tho Banco Romana issued notes to the extent of sixty million livro(L2, 400,000) more than it was authorised to do. The Bauca Nationate liquidates the Banca Romana.