MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 255, 29 October 1901, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

r. • PER PBJSSS ASSOCIATION. London, October 27. The Duke of Devonshire, the leader of the Unionist Liberal party, in opening a central technical school, declared it was impossible for the Liberals to form a Government, even while united )f on domestic questions, on the tosis of a treating foreign ones vitally affecting the Empire as open questiors; but the i. Liberal Unionists owed continued alle- [. giance to the Government even when, a* in education sentiments, m9ny d were lather on the side of the Opposij tion. The Unionist existed not | to keep a given eet of men in office, l> but to maintain certain principles, and e to resist others, , -: ■ New York, October 27, Y ' Caleb Gowers, of Kentucky, has been t finally sentenced to imprisonment for, I life for complicity in the murder of the & late Governor Goebel. . [ Received 29, 0.18 a.m. j j | Constantinople, October 28. I The Sultan relusfs to authorise a j loan to settle the French claims in con-' 1 . nccrion with the Cons'aotioople Quays a Company and the French bankers' . claims. London, OctDb r 28. Nineteen fresh cases of smallpox were ( p reported in London on Saturday. ', [ The Times Ottiwa correspondent , i states that utterances of Canadian I Ministers imply that a letter will be | r j forwarded by Uunn ' in iking overtures ' k , to Australia to conclude a tariff ar[!rangement based ou mutual preferances. Nordenskjold's Antartic expedition operates chiefly in Weddelland. The quadrant ptrty will winler in King Oscarland. Paris, October 28. The newspaper Matin publishes ; letters, from General Veyroo, ' who : commanded the French forces in China, to Count Waldersee, indicating that i dangerous relations existed between them, owing to Waldersee's efforts to < obtain a con'rolliog- influence which Veyron cleverly evaded.