GENERAL CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 25, 23 September 1912, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES.

SUNDAY THEATRES

London, September 22.

A referendum of actors and actresses showed 2834 against Sunday theatres, and 123 in favour.

MILLIONAIRE'S ESTATE

London, September 21

The estate of Hans Gaspard Sehintol, merchant, of Liverpool, has been sworn at £1,000,000.

A WIDOW'S CRIME

Berlin, September 21

The widow at Posen confessed that she shot Blum© in a moment of exasperation at learning h© had obtained from her lover a written confession that he was guilty of illicit relationship.

TYPHOON AT CHEKIANG

Paris, September 21

Advices from the Vicar of the Apostolic Eastern Church at Ohekiang state that the typhoon devastated entire towns and villages. Fifty thousand were drowned, and a hundred thousand families ruined. THE GREECE ARMY.

Athens, September 21

The newspapers welcome the Premier's announcement that Greece will be able to mobilise a hundred and thirty thousand men, and raise at an early date a hundred and seventy thousand equipped for a long campaign.

ANGLOPHOBIA

London, September 21

The Daily Telegraph's Berlin correspondent says that although the Social Democrats' Congress largely adopted the international disarmament proposals ,there is a strong undercurrent of Anglophobia. One speaker questioned Britain's good faith.

THE REVOLT IX NICARAGUAN

Washington, September 22

The Nicaraguan revolutionists have captured the San Giorgo posts, situated on Lake Nicaragua. The Government troops fought for live hours. There were heavy casualties on both sides. The Government troops retreated.

JAPANESE NEW SUBSIDY

Tokio, September 21

The Government will not renew the subsidy to the Nippon Yuseri-iAustra-lian line, but will add it to the subsidy of the company's Calcutta line, which has now six vessels. THE AUSTRALIAN CADETS. Ottawa, September 22. The Australian and New Zealand cadets have arrived at Vancouver, and were entertained by the Daughters of the Empire organisation, in conjunction with the Mayor and City Council. 'The Mayor (Mr Findlay) and Sir Chas. Tupper welcomed them officially. The Duke of Connaught informally reviewed the boys, congratulating them on their smart appearance. AX INTERNATIONAL INCIDENT. Mexico City, September 22. An international incident is likely to develop as the result of the arrest of an American subject in Tamanaplas State. The American Ambassador has demanded his release, threatening, if to land a. force of marines. It is expected that Mexico will yield.