LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue 13905, 5 November 1919, Page 4

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[\>\ IiLIXIIUU Tlil.Kn«Al'U—(JOfVlUUUf.j Pun Pkkss Association (A. iilid N.Z. fable Assll.t FINANCIAL POOM IN LONDON. lAns. and N.Z. Cable As-m.i P,e,eived November."), al I I.ln :i.i». LONDON. NmvmU'v :i. Tii,- Daily Fa press -mv-< Hi,- nnan<-lid boom in til., eity i:i„>\.. daily, and stub ;, wave of speculation b:is been unknown tor ninny years. The new is. sues advert i-ed (o-day 'total fourteen mostly now capital reipnroil Tor now undertakings. 'I hero 's no diflicultv in geltiii- tli- money. ApoaroMi.lv unr-nimlr and wealth' is finding an outlet I lie brokers avo bavin;- an extremely prosperous (inio.

DANISH TRAIN SMASH. Revived November .*.. at 11.HI a.m. COP FA HAG FN. November •'!. \ ,-hild falling from a tram caused tin- railway disaster 11 occurred m the earlv morning. Uh- tram barUci to enable a search to ho made, and collided Willi an express i'oiuiiiii/mi at lull speed, owing to an omission lo alter the signals. The tram was tele scoped and rolled down an embankment, where the lioilors burst. kUany scores of people wore in]mod. FIGHTING IN RUSSIA. (Aus. and N.Z. Cable Assu.) Received November 5, 1 .ot) p.m. COPENHAGEN. November d. After several davs' (bombardment, the Allied fleet/ silenced I lie Kroustadt and knisnoegorka batteries. Heavy explosions were heard, surest in g that munition dumps had been blown up. MOTS IX EGYPT. (Aus. and N.Z. Cable Assn.) Iteeefved'--November 5, 1.50 p.m. CAIRO, November 3. Serious riots occurred in Alexandriaduring the week-end. An army ambulance, driven by an Egyptian-driver, dashed into a workers' procession, and killed one and injured several ol the demonstrators, who thereupon looted and sacked the shops in the vicinity. The trouble was quelled without mihturv intervention.