TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. LATER EDITION.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 4582, 2 March 1893, Page 3

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. LATER EDITION.

[BIT BLBOTBIOi TBLSQSAPEi—OOPTHIGUT TBtPBOIia, TO PKBSS JCBBOOIATIONO , ) *■■■■■■>£*-'< *T '*' ■•* l LONDON; Mabcl/I ■ The fire on boa^d the.Euahine was confined " t'o "oiie&bldi* '*& ■ .. A billiard match betweeD Eoberts andv^^tlie^terjjre^ivjng 900$ start <^ib is .attracting great irit|ksp&,'; made 13^ %hil#M#ady6^ipy s^as^coring 77. In BiS^rsfcifc&ji^ffrf years; ago, to gi^P^l^alfil^ppits ina similar ~gftm&,; 'Bbtem W&l beateni' easily. ¥ .^lf^\ ' t Trial Postponed. - § The trial of the Hansard Union Directors was adjourned till April 17j owing to the illness of some of the jurors.. ;! The Suspensory Bill,; Large meetings are being organised against the Suspensory Bill in Wales. Political Jealousy. A difference has arisen among the members o£ the front Opposition beach in the House of Commons, owing to a jeal&usy of Lord Randolph Churchill. ' > . Home Rule. ■„ At a meeting -of 15,000 citizens of Belfast it was resolved to resist Home Bale, if the Bill passed. Great enthusiasm was the audience singing the National Anthem. The Irish constabulary have been informed that they will be liberally peosioned in the event of Home Rule being carried. The Archbishop of Canterbury recommends the reading of a speeial collect for the fifth, the sixteenth or the twenty-second Sunday after Trinity, in view of Home Rule, but refuses a special prayer. OTTAWA, Maech 1. The Canadian Orangemen are preparing arms for shipment to Ulster. WASHINGTON, Maboh 1. Hawaii. The Senate has refused to hold an Executive session to consider the treatment of Hawaii. This virtually shelves the treaty of annexation suggested, by the President. BBELIN, Maech 1. The Berlin Press calls on the German Government to resist the annexation of Hawaii by the United States.