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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11773, 28 October 1912, Page 4

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[BY EIECTBIO TELEGEAPH-^CoPTBiaHT.] (Peb Pbess Association.) POLITICAL RIOT IN CUBA. Havana,. October 25. A riot broke out between Liberals and Conservatives, and during the; .street-fighting which ensued many people were killed, others being wounded. The electioneering is marked by mime-. tous disturbances. CRETAN RIOTERS. Received October 26, at 6.20 p.m. ■ New York, October.2s. Five hundred Cretan miners at Bing- : 'bam fired on a posse of deputies and: mine 'employers, -wounding one fatally..' Tlie Cretans fled to the hills. They arc! strongly armed. . A MOROCCAN AGREEMENT. Paris,-October 25. ; - Franco and Spain havo leached an" agreement on . all points 'regarding; Morocco. MOROCCAN BANDITS. ; Paris, October 27. Advices from' Casablanca show that •*, kaid named'Triahi arid a Spanish pro-, tege who. shelteted him, have been sen-: fenced to death. PORTUGUESE - •. ' -Ljsbdiie, October 27. , Thirty-four royafists were r 'aequiitted : ■at Oporto of conspiracy. ■'■ Four othsrsr received moderate "sentences. • NEW SOUTH -WALES : LOAN. Received' October 28, at'B.ls''aim. London-,; October -27. -. ; The"prospectus of tlie. : New South, Wales loan has been issued. '[ The Financial News says. tliat .it ■ is.' a„ good investment that should . have. no difficulty in finding-subscribers.

LIMIT TO EXHIBITIONS. ! •Berlin, October 27. Ajn-international exhibition-agreement: Las been signed. It provides; that: the signatories will participate only 'at' intervals of three years, and an interval of a decaUe in anyone country.- It also' settles the" procedure concerning awards and-prevents-traffic in medals. MEXICAN REVOLT. "Mexico City, October 27. The Government is deliberating whether to execute Diaz and the other captured officers. AEROPLANE ELOPEMENT. New York. October 27. Arthur Smith eloped with Miss Cour in an aeroplane from Fort Wayne (Indiana). They flew 75 miles. After they were married they telegraphed to their irate parents, who finally forgave them.