MISCELLANEOUS CABLES

Evening Star, Issue 15343, 18 November 1913, Page 6

MISCELLANEOUS CABLES

Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. The Council of Ministers (France) have, retired General Fa-uric for a grave offence, against disci)dine. Tho French authorities have issued a. circular forbidding airmen to risk their lives in acrobatic flights. Captain Paul Larbuier, attached to tho French Ministry for War, has been arrested at Geneva for espionage on behalf of France to the detriment- of Switzerland, Italy, and Germany. Inquiry showed that he was actively communicating with Signor Menozzi ' and others who were engaged in espionage in Italy. The death is announced of the Right Hon. Abraham Fischer, MinsitoT of tho Interior. South Africa: aged 63 years. Sir Peter O'Brien. Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, has resigned owino- to illhealth. - Baron Bonde. the Speaker of the. Second Chamber (Stockholm), died of apoplexy on learning of his wife's sudden death after he- had taken an afternoon walk with her. The Senghenydd (Wales) Colliery disaster relief "fund' has reached £IOO,OOO. A Bengali youth, who was reported in 1908 to be, connected with a, political Dacoity near Calcutta, was shot dead in the streetThe Mexican rebels executed the. Federal officers when they recaptured Juarez. One case of smallpox was reported at Sydney yesterday. There arc 80 patients in quarantine, 5 convalescents, and 61 contacts. A French postman named Garsolyon, who was entrusted with an English mail from the Fiviera. missed a bag. He noticed the bulging pockets of a man ii.-jiied Hugo', who was unloading the van. and informed tho police. Meanwhile Hngol burned ths contents of iiir, pocket*, inchidinf £4.000 ir bad: notes.