GENERAL CABLES.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 7871, 5 January 1904, Page 3

GENERAL CABLES.

INSURGENT BULGARIAN. (By Telegraph— Copyright.) Received 4, 10.25 p.m. , , tm CONSTANTINOPLE, January 4. Fifty Bulgarian gendarmes ha>e joined tne insurgents. . SOMALILAND. ' Received 5, 1.3 a.m. ' .ROME, January 4. - Italian' ex-commanders and emissaries in the interior of Somaliland report thai? the Mullah traversed the Britu'i cordon northwards He repudiates having made a request for mediation. % ■ LONDON, January 4. British advices state that the Mullah's fighting "force is still near Jidballa. ANTI-JEWISH OUTBREAK Cfti'CKED Received 4, 10.25 p.m. ST. PETERSBURG, Januai.y s 4. The Russian Vice-Consul at Urmia prevented a Persian outbreak against the Jew*. The organisers were arrested. BRITISH REGULARS DISSATIS- - v FIED. Received 5, 9,53 a.m. CAPETOWN, January 4, British regulars stationed in South Africa are greatly discontented at the high prices of necessities and luxuries and tho monotony of tiheir existence. RUSSIAN INJUSTICE. ST. PETERSBURG, January 4. Two, counsel for Kishineff. prisoners have been banished from St. Petersburg to the inferior of Russia owing to their ; attitude and teomanants being distasteful to the Government. OBITUARY. Received 5, 9.4*7 a.m 1 . NEW YORK, January 4. The .death is announced of General Janies Lonffstreet, a notable Confederate General, in his 83rd year. CARNEGIE'S GIFTS. ' Mr Carnegie's gifts in 1903 amounted to four million- two hundred thousand; -pounds. ; ' ALIEN IMMIGRATION. Received 5, 9.53 a.m. LONDON, January 4. Mr Chamfierlain states that- Alien immigration ought to bo regulated on tho linejs of the United States' legislation. - | ANTARTIC EXPEDITION. A Scottish gentleman has_ena'blea\the Scottish Antartlc Expedition to\ refit at Buenos Ayres apd return .to tft\> Antaxtio. ',' A BARQUE ASHORE. (j ( j Received 5, 11.45 a.m, ADELAIDE, January 5. The bartyue Ethel from Delagoa to Adelaide, is ashore near Capej Spencer. On© of the crew was drowned but the rest are safe. HORSE RACING, Received 5, 10-1 1 a.m. SYDNEY, January 5. Thero are 112 entries for -the Doncaster and 76 for the Sydney cup. THIE SINGLETON TRAGEDY. The tragedy near Singleton was tho outcome of , the mother's melancholia. She administrated strychine to herself and her tobiklren.

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