CABLE NEWS.

Cromwell Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 2209, 22 August 1910, Page 4

CABLE NEWS.

Loudon, August 30. The body of Frank Paduiore a spiritualistic writer, was found in a pool Tivo mad dogs hit fourteen persons near New York. A handbag containing valuables worth eight thousand pounds was snatched from a lady at the Barcelona railway station. The Russian pilgrims have carried the plague into Italy through washing their clothing in a public well. Oyer fifty deaths are already reported. Edward Rosenheimer, a millionaire, is charged at New York with homicide, having killed a woman while motoring at a speed exceeding the legal limit Fifteen soldiers were buried by a land slide at Munz. A whaling crew all succumbed to scurvy at Spitzenberg. There were twelve dead bears near the bodies. The Battleship Orion has been launched at Portsmouth, She has a displacement of 22,£00 tons, and is to have a speed of 21 knots. • Lieutenant Pasque was killed while aeroplaning in Italy. Sydney, August 20. As two laborers were working on the railway near Newcastle, a violent explosion followed as one struck his pick in the ground. Both werehurLed in the air and severely injured. It is supposed an unexploded blasting charge caused the explosion. Hindoo applicants for land were exc uded from a recent land ballot. The Assembly has put the finishing touches on the Railway Superanuation and Clerical Workers Bills, and the Industrial Disputes Amendment Act which extends the Wages Boards system.