HOME AND FOREIGN CABLES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXI, Issue 8834, 14 July 1905, Page 3

HOME AND FOREIGN CABLES.

fßr Elzctbic Telegraph.—Coftbicht.] fPEB Press Association.) Reived July 14,^7.2^^^^ M Muravieff was recently criticised for ~ Wmarkable outburst at the Hague Atbitrition Tribunal, when the Venzuelan H«i«ion was announced. It is hinted that" he is now at Oyster Bay, the popular \ew York watering-place. The Executive U aware that he is not in the best of health, and his not attending the cojiference is not'remarkable Air Balfour, in the House of Commons, replying to Mr C. O'Kelly, sjdd that had wjpulation been the basis f^ r representation, Ireland would clearly, have been entitled, to far more CorujuoneTs than had been now allotted her. she was far worse treated, comparative under the Act o' Union, than under, the forth-coming redistribution proposals. London, July 13. In the Honj C c f Commons, Mr Balfour, in reply to a question, said the Government intervene if it were true that a Foreign syndicate was about to acquire the Wales steam coalfields. Cardiff correspondents assert that the syndicate made an abortive attempt to buj other than steam coal mines, deceived July 14, at 8.40 a.m . A -roup of Unionist, members m the House" of Commons, favoring redistribution asked the Government to render the scheme complete and up-to-date New York, July 13. A heat-wave passed over New York, and -.ruinv deaths resulted. Kef-Jived July 14, at 8.54 a.m. J Paris, July 13. 'ln- Surzical Conirress Committee has informed the Surgical Society that five months' investigation has shown where Ur Dover's scrum cured cancer cases London, July 13. Three more deaths have occurred on the Implacable. Keceived July 14, at 9 a.m. New York, July 13. Owing to the allegation that he obtained the loan of a quarter of a million dollars from the Equitable Life Assurance Comoany upon properties involving the society in heaA loss, Mr Chauncey Depew has resumed the directorship of the Equitable Company. The salaries of all tho Equitable officials have been reduced, the highest by as much as 20 per cent.