CABLE BREVITIES.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 283, 27 November 1905, Page 5

CABLE BREVITIES.

Henrik Ibsen, the great Norwegian dramatist, is ill, and is reported to be in a critical condition. .The Rev. Arthur Thomas, rector of wusborough, in Yorkshire, has been nominated to the Bishopric of Adelaide. People to the number of 120,000 wel--1 eomed King Hako and Queen Mp.ud of « Or way. ■As the Warrimoo was leaving Sydney on Saturday she collided with and sank a kunch. She was delayed for half-an-D °ur in rescuing the crew of the launch. At the invitation of the Indian GovtfnMent the Tashi Lama will visit Caland will probably meet the Prince ."Wales. He also propose to make a ; Wgrimage to the Buddhist shrines of Northern India. .. fhere is growing indignation over the Brutality of American football. Thirteen Payers have been killed this season, and seriously injured. The French Senate, by 254 votes to six, adopted Article 4 of the Separation nti'v Which Provides for the devolution »t the property of the churches. M. CleI wenceau contended that the new associai th"li- Wei ' c reall y Placed in the hands of Bishops and the Pope. : CW?v Stice °* the United States High ' : a^ , '-■ for bidden the board of county passers to certify Mr. McClellan's as Mayor of New York until his M »gation with Mr. Hearst has ended. i iiflS' 11 de Rosen (representing Russia) I Takahira (for Japan) have . V«ally exchanged and ratified copies of ' w « Peace treaty" " ilh 4 Or " iall y announced that the Brit- ■ at St. Petersburg (Sir ~ i^ les Hardinge) is to succeed Sir e«.B Sanderson as I*ermanent UnForeign Affain, in . "■.■•:■:•." ■•„•