GENERAL CABLES

Gisborne Times, Volume XII, Issue 1076, 18 December 1903, Page 1

GENERAL CABLES

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By Electric Telegraph—Per PressAssociation—Copy right. LONDON, Dec. 16. The man who suicided after murdering. two members of lhe Armenian Committee at Peckham has been identified as Biekran Terakian. He was employed at a shoe factory at Middlesborough, Massachusetts. He volunteered to assassinate the liunchakist leaders. TWO MURDERERS. LONDON, Dec. 16. Two soldiers, Brown and Bowdrey, have been executed at Winchester for the murder of Esther Atkins, at Aldershot. Brown confessed on the scaffold. SMART TOD SLOAN. LONDON, Dec. 16. The Racing Tribunal lias deck]id that Tod Sloan was wrongly warned off tho French turf. As his English license had already been withdrawn, he was not a jockey, but simply trained horses in a private capacity. AUSTRALIAN NEWS. MELBOURNE, Dec. 17. Mr .James Mills, of the Union Company arrived by the s.s. Opliir, and continued his voyage to New Zealand by the Warrimoo. HOBART, Dec. 17. In connection with the Woodburn tragedy. Margaret Parker was found guilty of manslaughter of Ann Marshall, and was sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment. PERTH, Dec. 17. Lady Tennyson and children have sailed for England. Lord Tennyson follows later. Jlicks, ex-warden of the North Murchison goldfields, has been awarded £2750 damages for libel against Gregory, Minister of Mines, arising out of statements made regarding Hicks’ administration of the wardensnip.