LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 137, 9 May 1893, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS.

By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright. (PKB PBESS ASSOCIATION). London, May 8. At the Hyde Park meeting Mr Ben Tillett advocated groat annual eight hour gatherings. In domg so he said Australia had 6hown the world that the fewest hours brought the most food, the best bouses, aud education. Messrs Pringle, Dallas and Co, deposit agents in Edinburgh, of the Standard Bank have resigned as they disagree with the schome of reconstruction. A dynamite bomb was thrown into the railings at fche Dublin Law Courts today, which is the anniversary of the Phoenix Park murders. Windows were smashed by the explosion, but the bomb itself sank into the payment. The theory of the police is that it burst in mid-air. The Princess May's wedding trousseau will be made entirely of English and Irish material. It is alleged that the man Townscnd wrote Mr Gladstone a threatening letter just before his arrest for firing off a pistol in St James' Park. Rome. March 8. Tbe Pops is preparing an encyclical to the Great Powers on the question of mili , tary burdens. He suggests the disarmament of Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, and Spam, but is willing that Bussia ■ should only partly disarm, Madrid, May 7. A pontoon cony eying a religious procession sank at Gallago, in Spam, and 20 persons were drowned. Pabis. May 7. The Matin is responsible for a statement that English warships have arrived off the coast of Sinm in order \o promote the mtcrests-of the British against the French. New York, May 7. Advices from Central America report that the Government forces in Honduras killed 40 rebels and took 90 prisoners, who were afterwards executed. I ■