MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 198, 3 September 1903, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

PEE PKIX3 ASSOCIATION, London, September 1, A van containing printed matter in connexion ni'h the ludian-Australian mail was ab!azj between Ansia and Orail. The newspapers were partly burnt. They wtre destiued for Bombay, In respoEsa to a proposal that he should visit Ireland, Mr Chamberlain bas written that it is impossible during the present year, as he has already made as many appointments as his I health will permit him to fulfil. I A train at a level crossing at Wes-ton-super-Mare Sciaais-ft. collided with a waggonette filled with excursionists, two of whom were killed and a Lumber shcckingly injured. Tbe Alaska Boundary Tribunal opens ou Thursday in London, and will occupy two months. The case fills eight volumes. Berlin, September 1. Prince Henry of Prussia has baen appointed chief of the German naval station at the Baltic. Teheran, September 1. Sanguinary cjnfl ct9 are reported between Kurds and Neitorians near Tabriz. The Persian authorities supplied the Neatorians with arms. Received 2, 1031 p.m. New Yobk, September 2. Samuel Pork, the walking delegate of certain Unions, has baeo liberated on a judicial certificate of reasonable doubt in connection with the charges of blackmailing employer?. London, September 2. Several engineering fi m-i at Belfast have notified that a five per cent; reduction of wages will be enforced in October owing to the keenness of competition as regards machinery for expart. This decis : on will affect 3000 employees. Received 3, 1.4 a.m. Lokdon, September 2. A Heating exhibition of British manufactures starts on a visit to all the colonise early next year, representatives oi' neatly 100 firms accompanying it.