LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 147, 1 June 1893, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS.

By Electric Telegraph. — -^Copyright. (PBtt PBESS ASBOOIITIONV. London, Ma j 30. Surroy won the match against the Australians by 58 runs. ( At the Royal Military Tournament at Islington the colonial military teams won . five. first prizes, six second prizes, find four third prizes. * "•■••?. Roberts is playing Tves, the billiard' champion of America, 6000 up. The former i* leading at present. ' John Gilbert, a dynamiter sentenced in 1885, has been released owing to sickness. Ottawa, May 31. The Canadian Govern mont is being urged to send a commission to. discuss with the Cabinets of the Australian colonies tho mean 9of souring closer trade relations and the laying of a Pucifit cable. Mexico, May 81. A number of squatters occupied A ranche at Pilras, in Mexico, and when called upon to pay rent murdered the owner and one of his servants, whose bodies were riddled with bullets. Troops pursued the assassins, and captured aud shot 16 of them. Madrid, Mnj 31. At a bull fight near Madrid a number of excited youths jumped into the Arena, and, amid the frenzied plaudits of the spectators, tried their hands an. mntridors. The result was that two were gored to death. Cairo, May 31. The official journal of Cairo warns the native press to cease their nttack* upon the British. Calcutta, May 31. Owing to doubt* as to a settlement of the silver question InJian trade is paralysed. . - ■ - ~