CABLE NEWS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7027, 11 June 1901, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

" [By .electric .telegraph.—Copyright.j (Per Press Association) MRS M'KINLEY. xr Tir.^- , London, June 9- ,, M™ t M. Kfl«sr. wife of the President! the United States, is suffering from fow PolSOmng7 tW reSult of ■ wh»QUEENSLAND'S TROUBLES, I -p, , Beisbauk, June 9. ! Wenro-pneumonia has made its appearance near Townsville. ; COLONIAL BOWLERS AT HOME. TH, Q A ,• , "IiOKDON, Julie 9. Ihe Australian bowlers were defeated by 28 points by the Hound's Green Club, and beat the Brighton Club by four pojnts.

KINDLY ACT BY A FRENCH MINISTER. The French Minister of Marine has authorised Mi- ArnoM-Forster, Parliamentary Secretary to the British Admiralty, to iuspect tie arsenal at Toulon, BRITAIN'S COAL EXPORTS. The British exports of coal during I May increased by 111,000 tons as compared with the export in May last year SECTARIAN STRIFE. » n «. i- I-ONDON, June 10. A Catholic procession at Belfast was stoned. Sixteen arrests were made MURDER AND SUICIDE.' A chemist at Nancy, in Franc* «-i*» he principal of the scnool, dead and then committed suicide. ELECTRICAL DEVELOPMENT donu.de^ound^ays.intSfc PATAL EXPLOSION another train at Vestal, near MW Yort containing dynamite rk ' THE SYDNEY STEIKE §§silt CONTROL OF THE HEBRIDES. w ,-,, , Melboubxe, June 10. W^ltkr^ e J rencetoM- ** E°y Beanproposal, that the New ■Hebrides should be ceded to France ia exchange for the French shore rights ia Newfoundland, Mr Barton stated that ac could give a distinct assurance that it was no part of the Lnji>rial policy toallow the New Hebridjsf to become thesole property of FruM O n auv terms yet suggested. ■, jyi