MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 68, 5 April 1902, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

I PUB PBESS ASSOCIATION. I London, April 3. | 4 force of armed Chinese crossed the 1 tipper Burmah frontier at B hrao, and , ►eized atd beheaded Chinote who were ] British subjects. j In a colliery expksion at Wigan ; elf.vnn miners were entombed. Four were r(scued seriously injured ; tha remainder peiic-hed. The fi'&t British submarine vessel underwent a satisfactory trial at Barrow-in-Furness. She " was sub-' mergtd a dtpth of nine feet. j j The Morning Post states that j D'Arcy, the Australiam millionaire, of Mount Morgan fume, has obtained an important concession of an oil bait in : Kerkoh Valley in Southern Peisia. I He proposes to lay a pipe a distance of , 360 miles from Kasrighirec to Mahum- , merah, Vienna, April 3. Thh newspaper Morgen Zeiiung states that Ricciotto Garibaldi, son of | the General, in response to magnates, ! hnß conditionally consented to lead the , rebellion in Albania. I Nkw York, April 3. I By a majority of 5000 votes Manitoba has derided to favour the continuance of prohibition. Received 4,10.32 p.m. London, April 2. There was a great gathering of soldiers and co 1 f>t the memorial service to Sir Andrew Clarke in Marylebone flburch, iii'il udiug all the Agents-General A'gun twriage bore the body 1o s*»tion, en route fo£" Bath, where it was interred. All the Australian Government sent wieith-:.