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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8025, 11 January 1906, Page 3

LATEST CABLE NEWS. UNITED FBEBS ASSOCIATION. —BY BIECTBIC TELEGBAPH, —COPYBIGHT. BRITISH POLITICS. BEHAVIOUR OF WOMAN BUFFRAGISTS, Received 10,11.1 p.m. London, Jan. 10. Woman suffragists persistently heckle the leading candidates. Seven were ejected front Sir Henry CampbellBannerman's meeting, though he admitted lie favoured the movement. MR. BALFOUR'S DECLAMATION Received 10, 11.58 p.m. London, January 10. Mr Balfour, speaking at Manchester, was skilfully heckled regarding Chinese labour. He declared Home Rule was absolutely destructive to the United KinKdom, absolutely ruinous to Ireland, and would shatter the Empire. He admitted he favoured woman s MR ASQUITH'S VIEWS. Received 10,11.58 p.m. London. Jan. 10. Mr Asquith, speaking at Stockton-on-Tees, stated that ho entertained no hope of a great Budget, owing to inheriting his predecessors' estimates. THE NEW AND OLD PREMIERS IN CONFLICT. Received 11, 1 a.m. London, Jan. 10. * Sir Henry Campboll-Bannerman, addressing four thousand people at Liverpool, declared that the Liberals, having a public sense of what was right on their side, would win, although all the organised forces of the privileged classes would be against them. He described as baseless Mr Balfour's charges that the Liberals intended to weaken tho defencos of the Empiro, though it was the Government's duty to check the torrent of military expenditure. THE FORDED WILL CASE. 0 FURTHER EVIDENCE. Received 10,10.36 p.m. Sydney, January 10. In the conspiracy case, Dempster, an Adelaide solicitor, acting for Captain Lindfors' nephew, a beneßciary under the original will, stated that he came to Sydney in March, to make enquiries about the will in Mrs Reimer's favour. He got a written statement from Mi's White to the effect that when Lindfors was ill in Mrs Reimer's house they got him to make a will, White writing it according to Lindfors instructions. Lindfors, White, and Cato signed the will, which was given to Mrs Reimers, Captain Lindfors saying that if he, returned he would claim it, and if not she was to hand it to a solicitor. Dempster afterwards saw Rochester, who said that if he would pay what she asked she would overthrow Reimers will and get White and Cato out of the way. Dempster declined to have anything to do with keeping them out of the way. Rochester subsequently declared his offer off, because Dempster insisted on having witness pr«sent at any further interviews. Dempster did not then know that there was any question of the Reimer will being a forgery. JAPAHEBE FIHftHGES. RECOGNITION OF SERVICES DURING THE WAR. .Received 10, 10.31 p.m. Tokio, January 10. Japan issues state ■ bonds to tht amount of 215 million dollars. One hundred and forty millions worth have been placed at home. Seventy-five million have been ap plied in the recognition of jervices rendered to the country during the late war with Russia. DEATH OH THE OCEAH. Received 10,10,36 p.m. Sydney, January 10. Just before the Monowai rcachei the heads, a saloon passenger namci Albert B. Morgan died after severs fits. He joined the boat at Welling ton, and was apparently then suffer ing from tho effects of alcohol. H recovered, however, during the voyage • *nd was apparently well just bcfori the fatal seizure. Deceased for a number of years wa an estate agent in Christchurch. THE FRENCH PRESIDENT M. FALLIERES TIPPED FOR THE POSITION. Reeeived 10, 11.1 p.m. Pabis, January 10. M, .Falticre?, President of the Senal is generally considered to have the b( chance .if succeeding President Loub VOLCANOES IN ERUPTIOI ETNA AND VESUVIUS, Received 10, 11.58 p.m. Rome, January 10 The volcanoes, Etna and A csuvi acre in violent eruption. THE BOMB OUTRAGE. JOHN WREN'S ANSWER T( BASE INSINUATIONS. Jlklbochnk, January li John Wral. the well-known spo man, has snpjrleraentcd the Gov. mc nt reward is connection w.th outrage with an -offer of £ooo. also offers £IOOO if h* be pre to have been even indirectly conne therewith. Be characterises the sinuations which might connect hin a racing man, with the outrage a open insult to his humanity. FIELDS FOREMIGRATIO AUSTRALIA V. CANADA Fbejuntib, January ] XB ,;ng S t the passengers by » the Rev. Dr. F.tc He .declares, after a comprchc trip thwwßk Canada, that Au.tra, a place for settlers is far in advan heT much-advertised rival. There Korthern' Taranakl n» tared with 11 during I° ol