LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 139, 13 May 1893, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS.

By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright. (PRB PBBS9 ASSOCIATION). London, May 12. A cable message from Ilio Janeiro states that the barque Waimea, which loft WelliDgton, N.Z.. on March 21st, for Boston, has put into that port for medical assistance. The; only particulars to haud are that an explosion occurred on board. In the match against Warwickshire the Australians, in their first innings, made 286. Mr Gladstone made a vehement attack on Mr Chamberlain for accusing the Government of withholding nn adequate description of their policy. Me declared that lie had given a full and explicit ex» piiinatton in proportion to the stage the Home Bule Bill had reached. Much angry feeling was displayed, and the evening was wasted. Two men have been arrested on sus« picion of being concerned in the explosion at the Dublin Law Courts. A great mast warehouse in Hull has been burned down. The fire was the work of incendiaries. The St. Jamea' Gazette considers it would cement the Empire if Royalties wore appointed to colouial Governorship?, aud states that it is possible yet to 860 the Duke of Connausht Governor of either Cauada or New South Wales. Calcutta, May 11. News has been received that affairs in Grissa, Boug.il, are in a cntic-il condition. Ten thousand insurgents have surrounded tho Kajah'ft Palace. The British rosidont force is 400, and au application has been made for roinforceuionts. Washington, May 12. The Capital Bank of Indianopolis has suspended payment, and also the Columbia Bank of Chicago. These failures have evoked a nervoui feeling in financial circles in the United States. Madbid, May 12. During an all -night sitting of the Cortes, a lighted bomb was found in the vicinity of the chamber.