INFLUENZA FATALITIES IN. LONDON.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 761, 9 March 1910, Page 7

INFLUENZA FATALITIES IN. LONDON.

' ' '/- . London, Mai-eh 7... There is a recrudescence of influenza in London. In. three''weeks 125 death* have occurred, the number being 38 above that" of the previous three weeks.. OPEIUTIO ENTERPRISJ!. ! '. ..;..•),,..-..Lbndoni.Maf.cti7.; ■The "Daily' Express" says that Messrs, Beecham and. QuiiiHtl, '■ the. producers ;of the opera "Electra," at Covent Gardeiii Urbpbse a season's operaj in kustralasiai America, aid South Africa. .They'/are sending a representative to. Australia to arrange for uiescooperation of. a 'local improsaf io.

.BOMB OUTRAGE ..IN SPAIN-TWO DEATHS: --'/V.•'/-;./ ■ "' /".,''. Madrid,. March"'7."'' \ At a small town in Spain, a bomb .was thrown into a priest's dinirig-rbbm, where a dinner in celebfatibn.' of clerical, victories at the municipal election was being Held. Two pers&hß wefe-'killed;"' , .' M.; ■'. "si''Petersburg; ijafch 7. ; . M. Tchaikowski, for/whom-bail . was raised in England-and'Afneri'ca; 'is being tried • in- camera;'in:- St.- Petersburg 'fori revolutionary.:- propaganda -in many. parts of .Russiai' and for a speech; iii Finland advocating the assassination of the Tsar;

. SENT -TO AN ASYLUM: -•. ', ■-.■'■. '.'." ... ■'/•":"' . Paris, "March-7. . Endelsi,... the, Algerian ...Elerk. who wounded General .Verand in Paris in mistake fofthe Mmistei 1 for.War, has,been sent to an asylum. • WIRELESS. . Sydney, March 8. '. The steamer Makura, ■oh her last voyage, maintained, simultaneously, wireless communication with i point 1342 ■ miles' distant, with Honolulu (1000 miles distant), and with Vancouver (2800 miles away). '■'•■• RAINS IN AUSTRALIA. , Sydney) March : 8. . During the last few- days a"'monsdoh&l fainstotin has been operating over Australia. It is. one. of the most extensive on record. Three stations iu South Australia . recorded five inchesj dhe in Victoria over five inches, fifteen in Queensland over ah inch, and oho nearly seven Inches. -

LAWN TENNIS • DAVIS CUP. / Sydney, March.B. . No.challenge.has yet been received from the British Isles in connection with the Davis Cup ; The challenge, ,if Britain intends to send one, should have been received, yesterday. STOCK BY MOERAKI.' m ■" ..., . Sydne, March'B. The New Zealand stock shipped bj l the Mbefaki arrived in good condition. [The Moeraki carried a Quantity of Jive stock ( shipped for exhibition nt the Now Soiith Wales Royal Agricultural Show, to be. held at Easter. Mr. A. Chrfstal, of. Southland,-sent a number of stallioSs and mares, the sires being Peter thfe Gtiht, Sir , Watson ; Stewart, Sir. James, and Highland Chief; while the inures were by Clan M'Afthur, Botany Bay, Briton Still, Cuke of York, and Lbfd Cranburiii Mr. G. M. Currie, of Ko6»anui, dispatched a two-year-old prize Hereford bull, and some yearling thoroughbreds. Ten purebred stud . ewes (Romneys) were cohsighed by Dalgety ahd Co. on behalf of Mr. E. Short, of. ParoVangi.] _