Cable Intelligence.

Bruce Herald, Volume XXXXII, Issue 62, 6 August 1906, Page 6

Cable Intelligence.

HOME AND FOREIGN.

\ reactionary newspaper at Moscow published the news of the murder of Hertzenstein, a wealthy and prominent ex-member of the Duma, twelve hours before the murder was committed. A bomb decapitated and dismembered the Governor of Samaru, on the Lower Volga. The assassin has been arrested.

A general strike has begun in St. Petersburg. There is no electric light in many quarters, and the majority of the trains and river steamers have stopped running. Thousands of factory hands have struck.

A fire is raging at the Milan Exhibition. The Palace of Decorative Arts is ablaze, and the Italian and Hungarian sections have been burned. The damage is estimated at half a million sterling. In the House of Commons Mr Winston Churchill stated that the coolies who had withdrawn their applications for repatriation would not be compelled to return to China. He added that the murders committed by the Chinese during the first six months they were on the Rand were those of two whites, four coloured person?, and 21 yellow persons.

There has been an t xodus of a million people from LoucK.n oince Monday for the summer holiday?. Admiral Fournier stales that the submarines were a marvellous success at the French manoeuvres, and that they torpedoed the flagship eight times. A procession of 2000 unemployed was held at Capetown

The New York newspapers assert that Russell Sage's executors have discovered ;£ro,ooo,coo worth of guaranteed bonds which the late millionaire was not suspected of possessing.

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