LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 140, 16 May 1893, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS.

By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright, (PKB PBESS ASSOCIATION). London, May 13. The match between the Australians and Gloucestershire eleven opened at Bristol to-day. The Australians have lost one ! wicket for 118 runs. | Tho Statist refers to New Zealand and South Australian stock as safe investments. Tho Royal Two -Year- Old Plate was won by tho JDuko of Portland's School Book. Tho same owner's filly Amiable running second, and Molanchol}' third. Tho Berlin coi respondent of tho Times wiros that the difference between tho Emperor and Pnnco Hisinnrck increases the difficulty of the prosent pohticul situation, Tho drought still continues. Cardinal Vaughan has instructed his clorgy to offer up prajors for rain. Prayers for rain are uuivorsal on tho Continent, whore tho crops are going to ram. The Times predicts that tho eleven weeks' drought meaus absolute ruin to tnany farmers. Tho entire roll of Bishops and Church notables assemble in St. Paul's to-morrow, and afterwards in the Albert Hall, to protest against tho Welsh Church Suspensory Bill passing in the House of Commons. Bkulix, May 15It is alleged that the Kaiser desires the membership of the He>rb.jlA» lo be solely Calholic. All the seals in Berlin will ho contested by Catholics. There is a division in the Liberal camp, those in the southern constituencies strongly oppose tho Government. Prince Bi-ni ark doclip.es to stand. Paris. May 11. The Fronch press assorts that renewed efforts will bo made- to obtain tho evacuation of Egypt by the British.