Second Edition GENERAL CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 32, 12 June 1913, Page 6

Second Edition GENERAL CABLES.

—.—-o the Hammersmith rifles. [By Elkctuio Telegbaph—Copyright] [Uniteu Pbjisls Association.] (Received 8.25 a.m.) London, June 11. The IHatmnersmith rifles are of the Italian manufacture of the magazine pattern, with simple mechanism suitable for irregulars, and worth 30s each. There is lack of an English proofmark, which is an offence against the excise law. 'SUBMARINE E 5. At the inquest on the submarine E 5 it was shown that the officers were breakfasting on 1 Sunday when there was d'lotid report and a sheet of flame ahot from the engine room. This was attributed to backfiring and the igniting of vapour in the crank pit of the engines, which were of the Diesel type. Theoretically,, the engines could not backfire, but this happens at practice. A verdict of accidental death was returned.

Com mandei* ’ Moore died as the result of the injuries. DREADNOUGHT ARMAMENTS. The four new 23-knot' Dreadnoughts are being armed with 14-inch guns. The secondary armaments consist of six 3-inch guns. A BELGIUM ARMY LOAN. . '(Received 10.40 a.m.) Brussels, June 11. The ‘Minister of Finance has announced that a loan of millions sterling is required to meet the army reforms. AN ANARCHIST’S CRIME. Lisbon, June 11. Serrurier, an electrician employed at the areenal,' has been arrested for throwing a* bomb At a children’s processibn. '■ Senhirier- was severely wounded. A cablegram yesterday stated that during 'the of the birth of the Portuguese poet, Camoens, ran: anarhhiet* threw a bomb at a children's procession, rlt is reported that several were killed and many injured. In indignation the populace wrecked a kiosk frequented by- anarchist s. Several arrests were made. I AN APPEAL CASE. } (Received 11.30 ia.m.) London* Juno■ 11. ho appeal case Manu ,■ Kapua versus - Para / Haimona judgment has been- reserved. ■ Respondents were not called.