GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 272, 9 April 1913, Page 2

GENERAL CABLES.

RAILWAY SMASH. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. Vienna, April 7. Four persons were killed and live -seriously injured in a collision between a passenger and goods train at Ogalia. BRITAIN'S TRADE. London, April 7. Exports for March increased by f 180,531, and imports £975,970, while re-ex-ports decreased £1,233,483. RESTIVE VOLCANOES. Rome, April 7. Mounts Etna, Vesuvius and Stromboli are active. DISORDERLY PARLIAMENTARIANS. Vienna, April 7. Zocharias, a deputy, has been sentenced to a month's imprisonment, and Hoffman and Beek, deputies, to a fortnight's imprisonment, at Budapest]!, for participating in disorders in the Hungarian Parliament. Four deputies were acquitted. SUNKEN SUBMARINE RAISED. St. Petersburg, April 7. The submarine Minova sank off Libau, and an hour and a half elapsed before she was raised. The crew were found unharmed. CANADIAN NAVAL BILL. Ottawa, April 7. The Liberals have decided to continue the obstruction of the Navy Bill. CANADIAN MATL SERVICE. •Ottawa, April 7. The Government has contracted with the Chief Canadian steamship lines to carry British mails exclusively. In future no British-Canadian mails will reach New York. The subsidy granted is 1,000,000 dollars. GAMBLING DEN RAID. London, April 7. In connection with the Knightsbridge gaming raid, Basile, an Italian, was fined- £250. and was ordered to be deported, ment was "fined ~£Htor or "Tn J teaiill"Wo months' imprisonment. Others were sentenced to minor penalties. A TRAMWAY FRAUD. Sydney, April 8. The police have unearthed a plant for printing tram tickets and have arrested two conductors, who. it is alleged. havei been ; defrauding the Government for several rears l>v this method.