GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 233, 6 November 1909, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES.

A MURDER AY EN C ED. By Cable.—Press Association.—Copyright Hongkong. November 4. Of the Chinese implicated in the nuir- ■ del- at Jirmiliuber of the Herman traveller named llerr Schmidt. four were executed and four sentenced to long term-- of imprisonment. RACINt; TllKortill Till-: AIR. Paris, November ~ Farnian, at Mmirmclon ia France. aero]ilaiieil one hundred and fort v-t'our I miles in 4hrs, lTiniii. 53seo. Odessa, November 4. fiilbert, a Frenchman, travelled in an airship from Odc-a 't„ llouninnia, «■ distance of miles, in l)V» hours. MIUTISII SiIII'HUJLDINO. London, November -1. Llovds' Register shipping report shows that vessels which Lloyds classified in 100S and 100(1 totalled 554.084 tons, compared with 1.484,722 tons b lflOtl and 11107. The total tonnage being constructed in June last in Crcat ftritaro was only oil per cent., of the amount being built, in 10011. STRIKES IN ITALY. (lenoa, November 4. A general strike has occurred at. Modern, Oenoa and Milati. The last-named place was plunged into darkness. Twenty free laborers from London were stoned at the gasworks. A thousand free laborers are being recruited in England. LORD KITCIIKNER ]N JAI'AY. Tokio, November 4. Lord Kitchener accompanied the Mikado to the saluting point a I a review at Tokio in honor of (lie Mikado's birfhdav

PRIN'Pfi ITO'S Ft'XERAL Tokio. November 4. Prince Ito's funeral in Tnkio evoked a popular demonshitlion unparalleled in Japan.