(Peb Eleotiuc Telegram — Copykioht.) (Per Pbess Association.) (Received 1 a.m., Fob. lUtb.) A REPOETER FINED. Loniion, Feb. 18. Mr Touhey, tho London reporter of tho Freeman's Journal, has been fined £100 and coats, (or commenting on Captain O'Shea's divorco case. VISCOUNT DEERHURST. Viacount Deerhurst haß been adjudi cated a bankrupt. THE EIGHT HOURS' BILL. I A deputation from tho Miners' federa tion, waited on Mr Gladstone, Lord Ran dolph Churchill, and Earl Dunravon, re lativo to the Eight Hours' Bill now before Parliament. Replying, Mr Gladstone said that ho would reserve his judgment for tho present. Lord Churchill, without committing himself, expressed sympathy with the movoinent. Lord Dunr.iven said the measure would have his support. COLONIAL BUTTER. The' beßt quality of tho shipment of bultec by tho Austral lius bueti sold at 105g. Factory butler of uniform quality brought the higheflt'iirico. I

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