GENERAL CABLES

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 202, 30 September 1909, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES

A FENIAN'S DEATH. By Cable.—Preu t*sociatioa.—Copyrig r 4t Received September 20, 9.50 p.m. London, September 29. Obituary: James Can, a Fenian, who had been Dublin Corpioraltioo swlordbearer since his release after a long term of imprisonment for treason and felony.

CANADIAN IMMIGRATION. Ottawa, September 28. The immigrants to Canada during the last fiscal year totalled 140,008 persons, including 50,832 from the United State* and 52,001 from Great Britain. Thi American immigrants in thirteen yean brought twelve million sterling in cash and effects. MANILA'PIRATE SHIP. London, September 28. It is reported that Manila pirates captured the revenue cutter Sora and murdered the captain and a crew of IS off Borneo. A gunboat has been despatched to the scene. i. v GREEK AFFAIRS. Athens, September 28. Tlie King of Greece replied to a sympathetic address ndopted by a mass meeting of several thousand people at Athens in favor of administrative reform. HUNGARIAN POMTICS. Buda Pesth, September 28. The Hungarian Cabinet has resigned owing to the Independent Party's objection to jwstponing the proposed national bank for Hungary. Emperor Francis Joseph has summoned M. Kossuth to form a Ministry.