GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 213, 17 December 1910, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES.

COCK-FIGHTING. I By Cable—Press Association—Copyright I New York, December 15. ' A ten days' cocking main, winch is | the biggest event of the kind for half a century, will be reopened at Monroe, Louisiana, fifteen States being represented. KING EDWARD HOSPITAL. London, December 15. As the Tesult of the year's operations King Edward's Hospital fund will distribute £155,000. THE BRAZILIAN MUTINY. London, December 15. The Brazilian Legation in London states that the leaders of the mutiny of November 12 were arrested in attempting to escape with arms in their possession. SHIPBUILDING ACTIVITY. London, December 15. Work has been resumed in the Clyde yards in double shifts. AN INDEMNITY CLAIM. x New York, December 15. Unless the Government of Honduras pays an indemnity for the murder of a British subject, the Customs House at Ceiba will be seized. CLASH WITH STRIKERS. New York, December 15. , In a clash between the Chicago police and the striking garment workers, one workman was killed and one policeman fatally injured. IN A BURNING MINE. New York, December 15. Ten men are entombed in a burning mine owned by the Leyden Coal Co., four miles from Denver, their escape having been cut off.