MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 63, 14 March 1903, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

PER PRESS ASSOCIATION. London, March 12, Oolenel Morland left Kano in the middle of February to disperse the Emir's followers at Kowrj. No serious opposition is expected, Kavo is quiet. Mr B ilfour, in the House of Commons, promised to appoint a Royal Commission to k quire into the question of fcod supplies for England in time of war. New York, March 12. The Anchor Line Steamer Kawamania, from Mediterranean parts, was quarantined and funrgated on her arrival at New York, Six deaths occurred from cholera on the voyag?. 750 passengers and tbe crew were isolated, President Roosevelt has sent a Commission to inquire what concessions the various governments will ofTir to construct an intercontinental railway to oonec 1 ; the United States railways with the Argentina and Chili sydtems. Parts, March 12. M. Delcasse states that Britain's modified arrangement about Muskat allows of the establishment of a French coaling station. St. Petersburg, March 12. The Cz tr's visit to Italy is postpone 1 till the au'umn, as the police report tint it would be unsafe to go there at present. Rtceived 13, 10.49 p n>. London, March 13. The six inch and 9.2 guns are being rfplactd at the fortifications of Sierra Leone. Lord Arebury's Shops Early Closing Bill was read a second time in the Lords. Berlin, March 13. The Raichatag rejected a proposrl to erect admiralty offices at B -rlin a 1; a colt of ten million marks (about .6550,000).