GENERAL CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 279, 4 December 1901, Page 3

GENERAL CABLES.

Tolegraph—Press Association—Copyrigh London, Dec. 2.

. Tho running of Sunday trains has begun in Edinburgh. Many protests have been ntored by tho churches. Goudio, the Liverpool Bank bookkeeper, has been arrested near Liverpool. Tho Times says the proposal of Mr Justice Hodges, of Victoria, for a new Appellate Court, would form a wonderfully strong Court, and one which would command the respect of the whole Empire. There are 413 cases of smallpox in London. John Dillon, speaking at Loughrea, violently incited evicted tenants to forcibly regain their farms. St. Petersburg, Dec. 2. An Association has been formed hero to boycott British products. It comprises 600 mombers. Berlin, Dec. 2. Lenient sentences have been imposed on a numbor of Germans charged with shocking cruelty and murder of natives in the Cameroons district. Homo, Dec. 2. The Italian surplus amounts to fortyono million lire. Italian consols have reached par. Pekin, Dee. 2. The Chinese Court has postponed tho last stage of its journey to Pekin, owing to the Dowager ailing. Local officials have agrood to give five million taels as an indemnity to missionaries and outraged native Christians not included in the general indemnity. Now York, Dee. 2. 1 An armed Swede named William Miller has been arrestod at Philadelphia for declaring that President Koosevclt ought jto bo shot.