MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 233, 14 October 1901, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

PKH PRESS ASSOOrATIOK. [ONDON, October 11. At the end of S p'ember 1.414,000 gross tons of uierchirt phippinpr wer° in course of construction io. British yards, estaHiehios a record The* Daily Petersburg, correspordert wit-on that General Kouropatkin has sorted for Central A«ia. Tasmania has issued a loan prospectus fnr .£450.000 three per cents, with a minimum of 92. The amount has been underwritten. Paris, Tailbade, an Anarchist, mithor of an article in the Paris LiberUtire inciting the murd-r of rulers on the occasion of the Czir's visit, has been sentenced to a year'tt imprisonment and fin">d 1000 francs. Ottawa, October 11. The Duke and Duchess cf Cornwall have arrived at Toronto. Receiv.'n' 12, 8.33 pm. London, October 11. Onslow Ford's bust of Sir George Gr~y has been placed in St. Paul's Cathedral. London, October 12. The Royal Exchange has b?en "ranted for an exhibition of the Colonial natural product and mirera's recently exhibited at Glasgow. The pxhibi'ion will prohaMv op opened in February o>-Mar.-h Be?id s thn Australian Stat»s, i it. i* ed that Canada will be represented, Ktceive'l 14, 0.49 a.m. Londov, October 12. The deck plates of the torpedo destroyer YuHme buckled in a heavy v9i, a"d she re*u n'd to Por'smou'h, given at, the inquiry ii.to he loss of the Cobras s o» «d that, her fi r gines we r e somewhat he-\ier than 'be vessel was desigmd to ciry. New York, October 13. Mrrn's, of Baltimorp, has u.'held tbe addi iot,al tariff levied on Rnssi.n sug\r, on the ground that thindnif merits offered to refirers in Russ : a is tantanvunt to a bounty.