GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81908, 20 December 1906, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES.

CHINESE RERELLIOK CRUSHED,

Received 10th, 9.50 p.m. j: r £ekiu, December 10..'" Xlio KiiiDghi rebellion' lias been crushed.

DISABLED STEAMER' SAFE, ■* ;j

Received 10th, 11.50 p.m. -J. Sydney, December, 10. * Tliij Ago was towed safely into: port. TU O vessel broke her tail shaft oil Jervis. Bay, ~ ~,, „ ■ ..'. TOM MANN RELEASED, S^' Melbourne, December 18, " Tom Manu was released after fiYej weeks in gaol. He was warmly welcomed by u great meeting of Labour. Socialists. ■ - -I --i . AX ENTERPRISING REPORTER. ■ '.

Berlin, December 18. A reporter attached to the news* paper Loktiianzeiger, disguised as a. servant in livery, listened to thq Imiser's conversation during «. j our . ney to Potsdam. When discovered he was deposited on a railway track ; ten miles from a station. A THE MODERNISING OF CHINESE, If Pekin, December 18, *1 One hundred and eighty thousand ■? Chinese at Singapore resolved to discontinue public ancestor worship and ' devote .£20,000 thus saved to educal ™ on - ~. tr- J WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY J '7' EXPERIMENTS. '!; t

Berlin, December IS. ' Professor Slulty, of Berlin, successiully used lus new wireless telegraph over a distance of 25 miles. •'

WEST HAM BELIEF SCANDALS;. i

I London, December 18.' | One of the- West Ham Guardians, and the engineer have been arrested, milking eight oilicials under trial oa charges of fraud. , ... ~, STEAMERS IN COLLISION, ( ' — ' ■ v « ;> 3 London, December 18, The Hull steamer Arlington. colUdod Upjnby ol DungeP< eS3 dm .j ng ft fog .