GENERAL CABLES

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 162, 18 October 1910, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES

SEISMIC DISTURBANCE. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. New York, October l(j. A gigantic seismic disturbance has been registered at Santa Clara Observatory, California. The seat of the disturbance lias not been located. THE SIZE OF SCHOOL CLASSES. London, October 10. The County Council has reversed its decision not to order a reduction in the number of pupils to each class. JAPANESE TRAINING SQUADRON. New York, October 10. The Japanese training squadron has /eft Tokio, bound for San Francisco. j TROUBLE IN NICARAGUA. J New York, October 10. ! Nicaraguan reports show a renewal of the disorders and rioting at Ma-| nagua. J A SENATOR'S DEATH. New York, October 10. Senator J. P. Dolliver died at his residence .of heart trouble just as a phy- j sieian was examining him with a stethoscope. KEEPING PUBLIC RECORDS. London. October 10. A Royal Commission has been appointed to report on the system of keeping public records in England and Wales, particularly the arrangements for collection, preservation and classification. Sir Frederick Pollock Ims been appointed chairman. THE IMPERIAL PIONEERS. London, October 10. The Imperial Pioneers, including Sir Win. Russell and Mr W. Templar, of New Zealand, and Captain Pounds, have held ten well-attended meetings in Yorkshire. Campaigns have been arranged in North Wales, AYest Scotland, Lancashire, Middlesex and London. ANTI-MONARCHY IN SPAIN. Madrid, October 10. The Premier, speaking in the Cham-, ber of Deputies, denounced the antipatriotic propaganda which were being carried on in military barracks. MURDEROUS BRIGANDS. Rome, October 10. Brigands in Sicily kidnapped a child and then murdered it because the ransom offered was not sufficient. ======== .