GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 163, 27 November 1912, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES.

A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. Paris, November 25. Following on long-continued cruelties, Madame Delanic shot her husband, who was sleeping alongside her, dead. Tho wife is dying from consumption. The police have not arrested her. THE WHITE STAR LINE. London, November 25. j The White Star Company will at an early date transfer several Australian cargo boats to the New York trade. FRENCH MINING DISASTER. London, November 25. Twenty-one bodies have been recovered from the mine at St. Martin de Valgalgues. MONTREAL TRAMWAY COLLISION. Ottawa, November 25. Suburban trolley cars at Montreal collided and were partially wrecked. No one was killed in. the car collision, but £5 were taken to the hospital seriously injured. The accident occurred during a blizzard, and the motormen were unable to see one another approaching. BRITISH ARMY REMOUNTS. London, November 25. The Remount Department is minutely investigating London's resources for I suitable horses for army service. EXPLOSION TN A STARCH FACTORY. Washington, November 25. At Waukegan, Illinois, twenty people were killed m an explosion of a dry starch plant in tho Sorn Products Refining Company's premises, and, twenty-five seriously injured. The cause is unknown.