LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 98, 7 February 1893, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS.

By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright. PKK PRKBS ASSOCIATION!. London. February 6. The football match between England ' and Ireland resulted in a win for the former, and that between Scotland and Wales in a win for the latter. Obituary — Lord Bridourne. Caiuo, February 6. Immense crowds of people viewed the entrance of the Black Watch into the city. There arrival created a sensation, and the natives were greatly impressed with the regiment. A Blue Book in connection with the Egyptian crisis has been published. It shows that M. Wadding ton, French Ambassador in London, objected to Lord Cromer's action as highhanded and unprecedented, and he feared that (be European powers would believe that it was the prelude to actual annexation of the country by Great Britain. The Khedive met with an enthusiastic reception on his tour up the Nile. Calcutta, Februarj 6. The Seventh Bedgal Dragoons have been ordered to proceed to Egypt. Washington, February 6. A despatch received from Haiwaii states that Great Britain has recognised the Provisional Government. Nkw York, February 5. News from South America states th a 100 people were killled and 500 injure^ in riots at Bogota, the cnpital of Colombia. Suakim, Februarj 5 Osman Digoa, eluding tbeJtroops in the darkness of night, passed Suakim and reached Sinkat, killing a few friendly tribesmen on the way.