GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 337, 12 March 1910, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES.

Ly Cable.—Press Association.—Copyright London, March 10. Mr Lloyd-George has received an illumiated address and a greenstone uiper knife from Welsh admirers in New Zealand.

A \ feature of the. Army pageant at Fulham in June will be representations of the battles of Mindin, Settingen, Uorunna, Barossa and Badajoz by mem-, jbers of the regiments which participated in the actions'.

• -The 'verdict at the inquest on Ginley "Watson, 'pugilist, . .was death." The medical evidence showed that death was due to a lacerated artery on the brain. Ottawa, March 10. The Canadian Northern Railway is inaugurating a line of 21-knot steamers to trade between Bristol and Canada. ■The service will begin in May. Berlin, March 10. The Kaiser, accompanied by Prince Henry and several admirals, inspect o .! the steamer Heligoland, which has started on a cruise with a number of captains of industry and finance aboard. Athens, March 10. The Military League demands expropriation of landlords in Thessaly, notwithstanding treaties' guaranteeing Moslems' rights. Paris, March 10. It is stated that the defalcations of M. Diiez, a liquidator of several religious denominations, who was arrested on charges of misappropriating £200,444 from French religious institutions, probably amounts to £400,000. St. Petersburg, March 10.

In the Tschuikowsky case a verdict of "not proven" was returned, and he was acquitted. The defence showed that the records' of Government witnesses' were the work of police minions. Madame Breschowikaia, aged 7S, who was tried at the same time, admitted revolutionary sentiments, and was exiled to Siberia. Vienna; March 10.

The death 'has occurred of T)r Lueger, the anti-Semitic burgomaster in Vienna.