British and Foreign Telegrams

Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8742, 31 March 1890, Page 2

British and Foreign Telegrams

By Electric Telegraph. — United Press Association Copyright—Received 3113190 —3.30 p.m. TITHES BILL. London, March 29. In the House of Commons the Tithes Bill was, on division, road a second time by a majority of 125. ANOTHER COLLIERY BTRIKK. Forty thousand Dilkham miners threaten to go out unless the owners agree to a demand of 25 per cent, increase of wages. BOOTMAKERS ON BTRIKIC. The bootmakers in East London are out, demanding work in the factories instead of home work. LIVERPOOL DOCK STRIKE OVER. The strike among the Liverpool dock labourers is virtually over, and thousands of men are resuming work on the masters' terms. .LORD SALISBURY LEFT FOR NICF, The Marquis of Salisbury lias left for Nice for the benefit of his health. KUPKRORMVILUAvi ILL. Paris, March 29. The French Press report that Emperor William of Germany is suffering from a nervous malady, and has been ordered to take a sea voyage for the benefit of his health. BIGHT HOUR M 'VSJtENT INT PARH. M. C.mstans, Minister of Foreign Affairs, has given notice to tho State employee*: prohibiting them from taking part in the national demonstration on May Ist in favour of eight hours of labour. DSPARTOSB OP BISMAROK. Berlin, March 29. Prince Bismarck left to-day for his home at Frederickaube. The railway station was crowded with diplomatists, general? of the army, and officers of State, but the populace were lukewarm in their demonstration. COOnT BISMARJK. Berlin, March 30. Now Count Herbert Bismarck has resigned the German Press bitterly assail him as the author of the German deplomatic defeat on the Samoan question, and regard the recent convention as a blow to the German prestige in the Pacific. The 1 'eutch Tayblaatt describes him as an " addlehead." DREADFUL SCANDAL IN BERLIN. A sensation has been caused at Berlin by the discovery in the house of the wife of a Government official of good position scenes of disgusting orgies, attended by persons of hifjli rnnkY/oung ladies of position have been ruined. BE UriS CF PRINZE VICTOR FEOJI INDIA. Bombay, March 29. Prince Victor has concluded a brilliant tour through India, and has sailed for Egypt. He received a great ovation on leaving the city, ABUifiNTINE REPUBLIO. New York, March 29. Mr. J. G. Blame, Secretary of State, has offered full reciprocity of trade with the Argentine Republic only. The New York Evening Post argues that free Argentine wools means free everywhere.