LATE CABLE NEWS.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 216, 19 September 1910, Page 8

LATE CABLE NEWS.

[press association.] (Received Sept. 19, 1.45 p.m.) PARIS, Sept. 18. Le Matin announces a treaty where'jby Turkey has assured Roumania of its support in the event of attack by Bulgaria. [A Berlin message reports that it is -stated that Austria and Germany in- . spired the treaty.] OBITUARY. PARIS, Sept. 18. _ The death is announced of M. Neli«dorff, tne Russian Ambassador. .WELSH MINERS TO STRIKE. LONDON, Sept. 18. Twelve thousand Welsh miners have -decided to strike to-morrow, regardless of the Conference's decision. CANADIAN POLITICS. OTTAWA, Sept. 18. Mr Oliver, Minister for the Infterior, may resign, owing to differences with other .members of the BALLOONACY. NEW YORK, Sept. 18. The American championship balloon irace for endurance and distance has started from Indianopolis, thirteen j balloons competing. {BLOCKADE-RUNNER'S MILLIONS NEW YORK, Sept. 18. The late Aaron ■ Burnett, of New "York, a blockade-runner during the "Civil War, left an estate valued at £40,000,000' to his son and daughter. LA. nieoe and the grand-children will the will. THE "YOUNG EGYPTIANS." LONDON, Sept. 18. * The' Egyptian Nationalists propose to meet m B.russels. France's prohibition is dictated by friendship totwards Britain,' and also to the IBgyptian leaders' manifesting panIMamis tendencies. A'yiBJTJNG ADMIRAL. . . ; ADELAIDE/ Sept. 19. - Admiral and Lady Henderson have ssarrived, and \ are gu.ests at Government House. ■ THE DUTCH SQUADRON. SYDNEY, Sept. 19. "The ofiic&rs and men of the Dutch tsguadrctH are being entertained in a round of festivities. ■ > -Vjookey And hoe^e killed. MELBOURNE, Sept. 19. ■ At the Findon Hunt Club races on ."Saturdya, Simon De Montfort fell broke his neck. His rider (F. JLeese) w*as fatally injured.