CABLE NEWS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 8964, 6 November 1907, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

Per Press Association —Copyright. Sydney, November 0. 'Further Investigation confirms the first theory’ that the Walcha emtio died from eating thistles, The produce market is unsettled. Wheat shows a further decline, Sellers wanted 5s 3d, hut buyers are holding off. The delegates of tho Northern, Southern and ‘Western miners are discussing with, closed doors the to their repent demands.

Loudon, November 5. Ayliug, the stepson of Mr John Morloy, lias been remanded on further charges of forgery, involving a sum of £IOOO. Received Gth, 7.8 a.m.

Joseph Noble, blacksmith, was charged with burglary at Gateshead Co-operative Store and tho murder of one of tlio committee, who was watching for thieves, When arrested lie was found to bo suffering font a wound iu the head.

New York, November 5. Zoouruiau, the Armenian convicted for tho murder of a wealthy ’Armenian, Ims been sentenced to electrocution.

Loudon, November G. Admiral Sir A. D. Fanshawo will succeed Admiral Sir D. H. Bosauquo iu the command at Portsmouth. Rear Admiral H. D. Barry, commanding the third cruiser squadron, will succeed Roar Admhal Fawkes,