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MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

PER PRESS ASSOCIATION, London, November 25. Dick Burjp, a pugilist, ba* bean arrested on a charge of complicity in the Bmk of Liverpool robbery. The police have traced £IOO,OOO to bookmakers' accounts in various banks, and the Judge has granted an embargo thereon.

The fri«nd* of Mr Lynch, the new member for Galway, have warned him that if he comes to England he will be arrested on a charge of treisoo. ■ Berne, November 25. Duiirg a heated debate of the i Rognebrune municipality, Riviera, Orsioi, a member, shot the deputymayor deac! and wounded others, and then escaped. New York, November 25. Doctor Dnwie, the founder of Zion City, has been assessed in Chicago at over £IOO,OOO. Mrs Eddy, another prominent faith healer, is worth £l4o^ooo. Received 27, 0.23 a.m London, November 26. Mr Arthur Balfour is suffering from a sharp attack of influenza, and his engagements have been cancelled. A number of British commercial representatives visit Russia in January to ascertain tbe progress of agriculture and the prospects of the meat supply in that country. Burge is charged with uttering forged cheques for £56,000. Of this sum £36,000 has been traced to his wife's banking account. New Yoek, November 26.

The American submarine boat Fulton has remained submerged for 15 hours. The officers assert that they could live below water for a week comfortably.

Athens, November 26

The Greek Students accuse Queen Olga of facilitating the translation of the gospels, for the benefit of panSlavists. , Pasts, November 26. The Chamber of Deputies, by 295 to 249, has authorised the Franco-Chinese loan of 265 million francs.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 281, 27 November 1901, Page 3

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267

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 281, 27 November 1901, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 281, 27 November 1901, Page 3

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