GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 49, 7 June 1910, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES.

BOMBMAKERS ARRESTED IN JAPAN

By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. Received June G, 10.45 p.m. Tokio, June 6. Eight Japanese, including a woman, were" arrested here for manufacturing bombs.

CANADA'S VICEROY,

Received June 5, 10.10 p.m. Ottawa, July (5.

Earl Grey's sudden starting for England is commented on in Toronto, aad the hope is expressed that his ViceRoyalty will be extended for a year.

LORD SELBORNE,

London, June 5,

Lord Selborne met with a great civic ( welcome at Southampton. He paid a glowing tribute to King Edward's power-1 ful influence through South Africa as a main factor in bringing about the Union.

A MALICIOUS ACTION

London, June 5,

W. A. McKie, a trainer at East Isley, was sentenced to two months' imprisonment for maliciously shoot-rag a two-year-old colt by Sanfoin after a dispute with his partner.

STUDYING TEACHING METHODS,

London, June 5,

Two hundred Russian and 150 Manitoban teachers will shortly visit Great Britain to study teaching methods.

MURDERERS SENTENCED. Paris, June 5. Two young Swiss shepherds, named Jacquiard, aged seventeen, and Vienny, aged fifteen-, brutally murdered five peasants with revolvers and a hatchet on a lonely farm. They were sentenced at Annerre respectively to death and twenty years' imprisonment.

THE PLUVOISE DRAGGED INSHOEE.

Pari?. June 5. The submarine Pluvoise lias l>een attached by eight chains to pontoons and dragged inshore. A BOATING TKAGEDY. . St. Petersburg, .Tune (5. Five men and three girls were tontine; in the Gulf of Finland. The girls implored the rowers to pull away from the course of an fwinroaching steamer. The men were' foolhardy and only laughed, and passed within a few yards of the steamer. The boat was swamped by the wash, and three of the men and the three girls were drowned.

ADVANCE OF AN AVALANCHE,. Berne. .Time 5. | The TCossberg mountain, in the Canton Schwytz, whoso western face fell in ISOO and buried 500 villagers in Goldan, threatens, as a result of an earthquake, to lose its eastern face also. An avalanche of earth, containing a million cubic yard?, is advancing, and several villages have been evacuated. I

THE LAST WORD IN TURBINES.

London. June 5. |

The Aberdeen liner Demosthenes sails in April fitted with duplicate sets of reciprocating engines for the wing profilers and a low pressure steam turbine for the midship screw.