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GENERAL CABLES.

THE NEW MARRIAGE-LAW.

_ London, August 28. The Bishop of London exhorts the clergy not to solemnise marriages with deceased wives' sisters or to lend the churches for the purpose. A HURRICANE. . ' " ' / Sydney, August 29. During the progress of the Agricultural Show at Corowa a hurricane razed most of the temporary buildings to the ground. This caused a panic. The animals stampeded. At one time it appeared as if the grandstand, which was crowded with people, would collapse. One man was injured. UNREST IN INDIA. Calcutta, August 28. Riotous students created a rowdy demonstration here, when two of the National Volunteers were sentenced. The police were compelled to charge fhe mob. There is much sedition in Easter Bengal. Planters at Behar are incensed, at. Jhe Calcutta High Court annulling-tha-death sentence on the murderers of at planter named Bloomfleld. AMERICAN FLEET MOVEMENTS: New York, August 28:. There is an impression at Washington* that President Roosevelt is sending the fleet to the Pacific in order to win the support of the States on the Pacific Coast at the next Presidential election.

CONVICTS TERRORISING FRENCH

GUINEA.

| Paris, August 28. Word has been received- that thirty armed convicts escaped from prison in French Guinea? They assassinated tho Commissary of Police, and arc terrorising tho district.

LIVERY STABJiE AND HORSES >-

BURNED.

Park, August 88. _ A flre broke out at some livery stables in Paris. Sixty-nine horses were burned todeatk - __• > -■-? >V<flßß VENEZUELA'S DEBTS. '■ ■

Brussels, August 28. Venezuela has agreed to accept The Hague Tribunal's award, condemning her to pay £400,000 to Belgian creditors. .

CONGO JUSTICE. ,- , "< ■ ■.•••■ '."CTWg London, August 28. According to a telegram received from a missionary in the Congo, the Court of Appeal at Boma quashed the conviction; of the Rev. Edgar Stannard for libelling Major Hagatrom,The Belgian Polioe Commandant at Basankusu, in connection with the Belgian atrocities. Stannard was convicted in July, 19011, and ordered to pay a fine of 1000 francs.

CANADIAN FOOD BILL. Ottawa, August 28. The Canadian Food Inspection Bill is now in operation.

LATEST CABLE KEWR (By Cable—Press Association.—Copyright).

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Bibliographic details
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 30 August 1907, Page 2

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340

GENERAL CABLES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 30 August 1907, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 30 August 1907, Page 2

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