GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 333, 21 June 1911, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES.

INFECTED MILK SUPPLY. By cable, —Press Association. —Copyright , London, June 19. Thirty Roman Catholic working boys in a home in Edinburgh were seized by illness, apparently caused by an irri- j tant poison. One died, and the others are progressing towards recovery. A i number of residents in the vicinity are ill, and the milk supply is suspected. | INDIAN INSPECTOR'S DEATH. Calcutta, June 19. Raj Kumar, Sub-Inspector of the Criminal Investigation Department, has been found dead at Maimansing. COLONIAL TROOPS AT CHURCH. London, June 19. Fifteen hundred colonial troops accompanied by the Grenadier Guard* Band, attended service at St. Paul's Cathedral yesterday. The Roman Catholic members of various contingents attended service at Westminster Cathedral. AN ELECTION PETITION. London, June 19. In the West Ham election the judges decided that Mr. Masterman's election agent was guilty of corrupt practices in knowingly having returned untrue election expenses. Judgment will be given to-morrow. AUSTRIAN ELECTION RIOT, Vienna, June 19. During election riots at Drohobyezz, Galicia, the crowd stoned the military, who replied with a volley, eight rioters being killed.