HOME AND FOREIGN CABLES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXVII, Issue 8489, 24 May 1904, Page 1

HOME AND FOREIGN CABLES.

[Br Electiiio Tei.kuiiaimi.—CorTßioHT.] . (Per Press Association.) Received May £5,. at 10.44 i>.w. u London, May 22. t I'rof.v Ernest Rutherford lias jiro- S poumlcti a theory t the earth's internal > lieal emanates from, radium. '2 Unlike several other European Britain ajid Franco reiram from ,signing ' Knssia's proposed convention to repatriate ti anarchists or report internat-wnnJly on tho *| behaviour of suspects. 'f There was a. sharp engagement at Clnmg- t 10, two miles from Gyangtse, ill. whrcili 15 't Thibetans were killed in attempting to bush a. small party of mounted iroups. 9 Paris, May 23. i A recent typhoon in French Indo-Climu >, killed 5000. The losses of property am estimated at several milium franca. Koine, May 23. The Kins; of Italy will visit Potsdam im August. •! Italy lias assentod to the Kgyptian portion of the Anglo-French agreement. 11 -St, Petersburg, May 23. • During- tho past, live weeks 736 political ,) arrest,* have been nnulo at Odessa- and Kherson, including yi university student?. Vivo 1 soera priniing pulses were diseoveml at Odessa, throo at XicolaioH', and two 1 at. ( > Klizabet-hgrad. Despite Uii:< tho whole of I Southern Russia. continues to be llwided < with seditious literature. it Received May 23, at 10.55 p.m. ' London, May 23. || Colore! Brander, with four companies oJ Pioneers and two gnnSy eleared the village at two lsv.icw from tlyangtoc. '] ho village was despe.ra.tely doleiuted. 'Tho British were exposed to a flanking Jirc front another village. Twenty Thibetans were I killed. Twoi,'Si.hhs were,'killed and Lieutenant Hodgson and three- men wounded. 'llio operations at the other village wero suspended, inasmuch as the Thibetans wero i seen massed under the fort preparing to rUßh' the camp. Colonel Brainier Ui-ereupon hastened luck to the camp.