GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 154, 5 December 1914, Page 4

GENERAL CABLES.

A DISABLED VESSEL. By Cable—'Press Association^—Copyright. London, December 3. Tiie Will rams ton, bound for Fremantie. has arrived at Capetown with serious structural damages. JAPANESE MINING DISASTER. . . Toledo, December % A mining disaster at Hokkaido ie deported in which 437 miners perished. MT. LYELL RETURNS. ? Melbourne, December ft •.» lit. iLycll returns to November 05 Show that 27,073 tons of ore ware treated producing 583 toiß of blister copper, containing 557 tons of copper, 39,930 ounces of silver and 727 ounces of gold. •NEGROES LYNCHED. : , ; ' New York, December 3. , Tobe Lewis and Monroe Dirden, twt) negroes, were lynched' at. Shrevelort, Louisiana ,on tho allegation that they murdered a postmaster near Sylvester' Station. Anohei negro, "mho oonfeased to 'burning the postmaster's body, was released upon his confession. The sheriff rescued a fourth negrd. THE THAW CASE REViyED. I Received 4, 9.40 pjn. I Washington, December 4. I In the Thaw extradition case against , the Court, ex-Secretary of State Knox, as Thaws' lawyer, objected to the proposal to extradite Thaw, on the ground that in New Hampshire it is alleged that extradition proceedings cannot be "used, I except for the return of a fugitive to j stand his trial. I ■ '