LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, 22 June 1893, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS.

iiy Electric Telegraph.— Copyright. (PRB PBKSS AMOCIATIOH). 200 DEATH B DAILY FROM CHOLERA. DESTRUCTIVE FOREST FIRES. RAILWAY DISASTER. 10 PERSONS KILL.ED. Cairo, June 21. It i» reported that two hundred deaths occnr daily at Mecca from cholera. Washington, June 21. Orert forest fires are raging in Minnesota. Four townships were destroyed, and several large cities are in danger. A tram running to New York from a race meeting was wrecked, ten passengers being killed »nd a hundred injured. The signalman who was asleep hat bean arrested. Ottawa, June 21. A fire at Frederickson, New Brunswick, destroyed 80 houses. London. June 21. The Wellington Snnitntion Loan of L165.U00 wa* subscribed nearlj twice orcr. The highest tender for the loan wa« LlOl 12s 6d. Those above IJJ9 get the full amount tendered for. One tender was for L75.00U. It is expected that the team to represent All Lowland against the Australians at Lord's on the 17th July will comprise — Grace, Stoddard, McGregor, Walter Read, Hewett, Shrewsbury, Ounn, Peel, LI ear tie, Richardson, and Lock wood ; emergency man. Flower*. The Dowager Duchess of Sutherland's action against the Duke respecting Tilling«or.« Estate was dismissed. The Berlin coneapoudent of the Time* saj» the proportion of Totera agaiust the Army Bill is about fire to four. The majorities of the Government candidate* wore slender, and chiefly obtained in the ntnitll towns. The Pall Mall Gazette announces that the Government intends to recast the financial clause of the Home Rule Bill, hiving the Irish Legislature power to frame a budget up to 15,000,000 subject to ratification by the Imperial Parlia* mem. Madrid, June 21. Two Anarchists, while engaged in placing a dynamite bomb in the garden o( ex- Premier Cnnovns were killed, owing to its premature explosion.