MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 285, 3 December 1901, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

• (not PBBBB ASSOCIATION.) London, Deoemb-r 1. Mr Balfour is r. coverint. The fever baa left him, but he is f till in a we-k condition. Theodore Horos and Laura Horo=, his wife, of the infamous order of Theocratic Unify, have been committed for trial at Marylebone Police Court for various offences, including swindling and procuration. Francis Kelly, a Bradford bookmaker, has been arrested for complicity in tbe Liverpool hack fraud. Foreign cheques amounting 'o .£73,000 were traced to bim. Goudie's share was apparently triflirg. M. Blowi'z (the Times Paris correspondent) states that the Tranrcaucasian officials have been instructed to compel the naturalisation cf 40,000 Armenian re f ueee°.

Prussian Bchoolmwters (it is reporte'i) flog Polish child n n who were unable to cay tbe csthechism and pray in German. Protesting re'ativs have been arrested.

Yiknna, December 1

As ft sequel to a duel cor.nec e 1 with a social scandal, the rpdouMab'e Herr WolU leader of the Pan-Ge mans in the Austriai) Rjichfrath.hai withdrawn permanently fro-n that Chamber. Received 2,10.48 p.m. New Yoek, December 2.

Seth Low, Msyor of New York, at the St. Andrew Socinty's dinner, toasted the health of Kine Edward. The toast was received with remarkable enthngiiFHi.

Mr Andrew Carnegie bas presentf d a hundred thousand dollars to be devoted to aged Sco'ch poor of New York.