LATE TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 4, 5 July 1893, Page 2

LATE TELEGRAMS.

By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS. DEATH OF A MILLIONAIRE. THE SILVER CRISIS. MURDER OF MISSIONARIES. (PKB PBKBS ASSOCIATION). Los son. July 3 The Crown Law officers advise again 8t pressing the claims of the owners and crew for L 2500 from the Dutch Govern. nient, for ihe improper seizure of the barque Costa Rica, in Java wafers. Lord Kosebery, the Foreign Secretary, endorses the advice. July 4, In the match against Derbyshire the Australians in the first innings have four wickers down for 209. George Griffin made 46, Bannerman and Graham are still at the wickets, the former having 82 to his credit, and the latter 42. Bannerman played an unusually vigorous game, his driving being particularly good. The following will represent Leicestershire nsrainst the Australians on Thursday : — Hillyard, Pougher, Murriatt, Warren, Halland, Whiteside, Woodcock, Chapman, Toinbie, Finney, and W. E. Trafford. Obituary, — Anthony Wrexel. He leaves 10 millions Bterhng. There are a few speculating buyers of American silver. Washington, July 4. The Silver party ia organising a campaign of obstruction aud a proiractcd session is expected. Senator Sherman is in favor of the repeal of his law. Cairo, July 4. It is reported the Khedive h«a a^ked the Sultan to send troaps to replace the British forces ia Esypfc. Hong Kong. July 4. The Chinese have murdered two |Swedi«h Missionaries, sixty miles from Hau Kaw, Bj-blin, July A. Reichstag was opened to-day. The Emperor m his speech said foreign relanona were friendly. A new Army' Bill will bo introduced.