GENERAL CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 694, 13 December 1902, Page 1

GENERAL CABLES.

REBELS SURROUND TROOPS* By Telegraph—Press AssociationCopyright, LONDON, Dc.emki 11. Ail vices from Tangier's stale that tiie reliefs in Morocco are increasing ami surround ltic .Sultan's troops between Pc/, and Rabart. COUNTESS OF DUDLEY, The Countessi of Dudley's progress is not maintained, AGENT-G ENERA L'.S AI ’O LOG Y. Mr Lefroy having expressed regret and admitting that he is unable to substantiate the allegations, terms have been arranged and the case settled, LIMITING LOQUACITY. BERLIN, December 11. The Reichstag has adopted new rules limiting speeches upon the point of order to live minutes. GERMAN TARIFF. The Tariff Bill is making steady progress. RECIPROCITY TREATY, WASHINGTON, December 11. Mr IJay and the English Minister at Washington have signed an AmericanNcwi'oundJaml reciprocity treaty. TERRIFIC SNOWSTORMS. ST. PETERSBURG, Dee. 11. Terriiic snow storms have occurred in Southern Russia and the Black Sea. Railway communication is- interrupted over a large area., AN ALLEGED ACCIDENT, ■ADELAIDE, December 12. Martin, acquitted of the murder of his wife at Dublin, made a lengthy statement in proof that the •shooting was accidental, NORTIIERN TERRITORY, The Premier lias informed Sir Edward Barton that he is prepared to withdraw all objections to the proposal to transier the Northern territory to the Commonwealth,