A Ministerial Crisis.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4890, 30 November 1894, Page 3

A Ministerial Crisis.

'• (Roceiyod Nov. 30,11.15 a.in;)' j ■r<S',-r,Bhisbakb ( Not,,3o.-! A Ministerial .Crisis has arisen in the Legislative Assembly. Mr J. 1 Hamilton moved tlio adjournment of tho Holiso in order to protest against the Government'not giving effect to tlio wish of tho majority of the' House, for increase in the pa)> ment to members, , ' Mr Power conteudod, that when tho Council rejected the payment of 1 the Members: Bill tho Govornnient should have tacked the amount on to the Appropriation Bill, Tlio motion was carried by 32 to 28, ! England and Russia Rocoivod November 30,12.55 a.m.). London, Novenibor 29.'; It is semi-olHciftlly unnouinied that the English Foreign olhco nnd Russia liavo come to an understanding. ■ It does not, however, involve a regular alliance between the twdj countries, but it is simply desired in future to settle any questions that may arise peaceably. Professor Vamberry, tho wellknown authority on the Eastern question, contends, that England's greatness lies in Asia, He nrgos that the postponement of the evil horn* by feigning friendship for Russia will provo ft disadvantage when it comes to a trial of strength between tho two Empires, Serious Outbreak of Typhoid, Sydney, November 29, A serious outbreak of typhoid fever lias occurred at Wyalong, four deaths having occurred with the last twenty-four hours,