TO-DAY'S CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 91, 14 October 1893, Page 2

TO-DAY'S CABLES.

By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright j THE MINERS' STRIKE. FATAL ACCIDENT TO AN AERONAUT. THE MATABELE DIFFICULTY. STONEWALLING THE SILVER REI'EAL BILL. (PEB PBESS ASSOCIATION.) London. October 12. Lord Charles Beresford's residence was entered by a burglar to-day. He was detected and shot in the leg bj Lord Charles. The coal-owners are giving way, and allowing the men to return at the old rate of wages. About 60,000 have already resumed. The weekly returns of the Bank of England, published to-day, show the total reserve to be £16,409,000, and the proportion of reserve to liabilities, 45 68 The Miners' Federation has refused to accept the terms proposed by the Mayors, and insist on payment of the old rates. Two hundred thousand are still out. Mr Brady, M.P. for Wexford, has resigned. Home, October 13. An Italian aeronaut, and his bride, attempted to cross the Alps, but the balloon collapsed. The man was killed and the bride injured. Capetown, October 12. A large force of Matabele's bars Commander Raftos* advance from Tette. A number of Matabeles are hovering around the Fort Victoria column. I Washington, October 13. j A continuous sitting of the Senate has begun. Senator Allen spoke fifteen hours against the repeal of the Bill. New Yobk, October 13. The Boston eighteen are all out for 27. Trott took ten wickets for 5 rune, and George Giffin seven for 18. The Aus trahans requiring oO to win, knocked up 52 with the loss of only three wickets, thus winning by seven wickets and 2 runs.