MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13876, 29 October 1910, Page 9

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES.

United Press Association—By Electrio Telegraph—Copyright. The lato Hoiman Hnnt'B personal estate is valued at £1i>,833. t A fire at Mourilyan, Queensland, destroyed over 200 tons of sugar cane, tt. farms beius devastated. "Tho Times" Pari, correspondent reports that M. Viviane, Frer.ch Minister of La bo tir, proposes to resign. The Lisbon correspondent of "Th© Time.." states tliat tlie Government is drafting a decree for divorce based on mutual consent. The schooner Australia is ashore at the Nambucca river, New South Walea, and is likely to become a total wreck. Tho crew are safe. The tribes of Elkasar (Morocco) havo revolted against Rasuli. They demand that Eremer-ui succeed him as Governor. Many dead rats infected with the plague" havo been found northward of Orwell. Tlio source of infection is unknown. The Roman Catholic Archbishop Lan_ gevin, of St. Boniface, Manitoba, waa victimised by footpads in New Hampshire, and relieved of his money, but was hot harmed. A sensational tram accident occurred at Perth. A full car overtook and dashed into n seoond crowded tram. Many passengers were injured, but noB» very seriously. Subscritition lists hay© been opened in London to provide funds for the erection of a mosque in the city for the benefit of Oriental students and visitors, also a library and leetii-© room to discuss all subjects except politics.