MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 6, 8 January 1902, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

, * PR PKSSS ABBOCUTION. London, January 6. Two thousand strikers at Bathesda resent the presence of the military. There is much window smashing, and great difficulty is experienced iri protecting the workmen who took the places of the strikers.

Berlin, January 6. The Bremen Chamber of Commerce in its annual report, deprecates the Anglophobia feeling, and reminds Germany that her exports owe their brilliant development to the unre atricted opportunities for trade with British colonics. St. PBTEBSBUBa, January 6. A serious anti German riot has occurred at the German Consulate at St. Petersburg, chiefly caused by Poles. Cossack troops dispersed tbe mob, wounding thirty-eight. Btjdapesth, January 6. Kecbkemethy, a Buda Pasta municipal official, has absconded to America with half a million crowns, which he offers to rtstore if not prosecuted. Consttnople. January 6. The Turkish Goven.rn.nt Las urgently instructed tbe officials at Erzeroum to fortify, owing to Russia's threat to sand troops to quell the Kurds. "* New Yobk, January 6. A multitude of Chinese merchants in America have petitioned the Emperor to oppose tbe re enactment of the American exclusion law. They complain tbat Chinese immigrants and travellers are treated like criminals, and subjected to odious insults., Receive* 7. 9.18 a.m Nxw Yobk, January 6 Signer Marconi is establishing a trans-Atlantic station at Cape Breton. The Canadian Government is establishing a station at Sible Island for signalling steamers of mail line«. The St. Louis Exhibition offer ,£40,000 for a steerable airship competition. Received 7,10.53 p m. London, January 7. Hundreds of strikers Iwve left Bethseda and are seeking work in South The order of the Grand Crocs of the Bath has be»n conferred on Count Ito. Washington, January 7. The Pacific Coast members of Con-j press advocate the exclusioa of all Chinese, excepting officials, students, teachers, merchants and travellers. j Received 7.10.68 p.m. I London, January 7. Lord George Hamilton has informed imllowners in Prussia and Westphalia, <wno are tendering for Indian railway fuppliee, tbat the tow of tbe Carman I

Press and publ c opin'on has created a fecline in th» British Empire incompatitle wi h Germany'.-i competing. He says this is particularly deplorable, bail cauKfc all tl e colonies are urgently in s need of machinery and railway sup-( I, 'pliee, which the Englu-h manufacturers J i, are unable to furnish. J -! ======