GENERAL CABLES.

Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 949, 23 July 1903, Page 1

GENERAL CABLES.

A LITTLE WAK * LL. By; .Telegraph—Press AssociationCopyright. v LONDON,, 'July 21. ' One • hundred * arid' thirty thousand military receipts, over two millions sterling, have been •paid in the Orange River Colony. THE KISHINEFI<’ OUTRAGES. ST. PETERSBURG, July 21. The Vice-Governor of Kishineff has •been transferred . to the Caucasus. The Czar refused to receive the Governor 1 of. Kishineff. M.C.C. CRICKET TEAM INVITED ,TO VISIT AMERICA. NEW YORK, July 21. Americans have invited Warner’s team to play the United States on their way to Australia. BIG DECLINE IN AMERICAN RAILWAY STOCKS. NEW YORK, July 21. American railway stocks have declined 6U. millions sterling since January. ' AMERICAN ANARCHISTS. NEW YORK, July 21. The police 1 in Chicago confirm the departure of American Anarchists ■ for Copenhagen in connection with ia plot against the Kaiser. GERMAN STEEL TRUST. .’.BERLIN, July. 21. A great German steel trust is being formed on American lines. A GHASTLY CREWMELBOURNE, July 22. The barque Marion Woodside has arrived from Liverpool. Six of the crew are from smallpox, chive are convalescent. A seventh case early in the voyage proved fatal, The barque has been quarantined.

.VICTORIA' RACING CLUB. 'MELBOURNE, July 22. The annual report ol the Victoria Racing Club shows the profits of the last Spring Meeting to be £SGOO. The loss on the Autumn Meeting was £3300. The stakes totalled over £IO,OOO, and the added money, £30,000. THE BUILDING COLLAPSE. SYDNEY, July 22. The victim of the building collapse died. GELIGNITE EXPLOSION, BRISBANE, July* 22. Three men— Connors, and Whetner—were killed by ‘an explosion of gelignite at the 'Hobson ruin*, Herberton.