HOME AND FOREIGN CABLES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXI, Issue 8833, 13 July 1905, Page 1

HOME AND FOREIGN CABLES.

[Br Ki.Kcriwc Ti;i,i:iiuAi'ii,~-Coi'Yiuojn )

(I'nil J'IIUHH Ashociation.) Hiveiveil .July J2, nt 11.00 p.m. H London, .Inly 12. '.l'lii! captain of I,!in Si. Kililn, interviewed .it M.'if.-ii'illrM liy ii. riirri'M|)nnili'iil. of Mm Marseilles .11111r11:11. staled : " Tltn eiiniliianiliT ill' tin' Dnieper inl iimit I'll lit Port Nil ill tlial In. was Inking us In Human. 'lnn n! us rsi ;i|>< il, /mil ;i("'ii In 11 in Itritihli Consul miiil lint <-.i|ilniiih nl' lln> iiiiiiirrn Lancaster mill Suffolk. Tin l Cuiihul rwim iiliniiril mill demanded .ini' ri'lniiHii. Tim rominnntlry ri'ln.M il. 'l'll' 1 ('unsul mill eap(aitiH < 1 <■] i.iTli'il, nilrr \vllr>iiitn trim i.'imi-niH-tlllcr tllllt. special 111 l ,'IHIiriMI VVIIIIIII III) ■ (alien unless tin' ltriti«ln;rr» were lilnTiili'il. in .-in hour and a, quarter. All hour later tin) Lancaster raised her anchor iih if lipapproaching the I )iiiiipi-r. 'I ll': connnimder i.ln■ r.■ ii[iilll permitted us In leuvii with luggage." I'iirw, .Inly 1?,. ■ 'Mm Chamber of Deputies vnleil for tln* urgency nf wurliiiii'ii's peimiiiriH. Tim Sen 11•! almost unaiiimoUHly votiul amnesty tn pnlitii'iil i:.jili'H, tin! Hpoakoni pressing t ill! liupi' lII' a general pacilical ioll. Ki'i'i'ivril July 12, at 1 1.27 p.m. London, July IA. Tn tin! House nl' Lords, l/iiril ;i! 1111u11hi■ <I thai Hntain H'iiiilil in t in; Murorwui cDiifiTimri'. The Japanese loan liiih been HillilH l'illril least sixfold in London ami in lieilin largely. Tin- Now /I'lil.niili'i'H wiled('<l t" Bent, tin' colony nt liisley in llni mmleiif tliii Kolaporn Cup, a Her nix compet itionii tin.' Cup ranges, uro: Irvine (aggregal b74, Hrnwiii! ami Milroy (Now champion) 070, J'oiu'hoii 1i67, WilUio Franklin 565, Jack 503, Shaw 600, Drummond and Craw iih reserves. possible aggregate was 07)0. Major who is in command, oxproHHod himttolf tire.ly satisfied with thn toam'B practice, I'l'liis in a decided improvement on year's preliminary rnniiwl.ilion.[ I'ariH, July 12. Captain llougouiri communicated to tain JJelabry, of PnriH, through tho tion mail bug of u French liowßptipor, through other chainieta, dolailn of tho position of the Japanese depatchmontH tho march northwards after tho tion of I'ort Arthur. M. Make, hi« proter, who oonlesHod that ho wiir Bonteni i'd to eight yearn' without haril labor.. Borlin, July 12. A frugmnnt of htono falling potrolouin lamlinnil (ired tho llori'UßKi at IJortmund, entombing 30. ltoHi'no impoßsiblc. Hccoivcd July 1 12, at 11.31 p.m. Loridon, July 12. An oxplonion in No. 2 |)it of tlio National Collieriea, Wattßtown, ganshiio, ltillod 123. Two olherß wore ' cued but succumod. Eight hundred ' eiß in No. 1 inino were roncuuil though oven hero tho nlToct of tho , sion damaged tho guido ropo and tho roscuei'B proceeding to No. 2, i they found filled with foul air. bodies havo been roi'oveied, . of tho malinger, Mr M^i-odith,