BRITISH & FOREIGN.

Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12403, 19 November 1908, Page 3

BRITISH & FOREIGN.

[Fbbbs Association — Copteight.] THE SAN FKANOISCO SHOOTING AFFAIR. San Francisco, Nov. 17. Attorney Heney, who was shot by Haas for proßnouting tue "grafter" Riief, is recovering. AN INDIAN MURDER. .=...-.... Calcutta, Nor. 17. Two native students have been arrested at Dacca for killing . an-, other, believed to be an informer. THE KAISER'S INTERVIEW. Berlin, Nov. 17. It is reported in Berlin that Germany has paid £10,000 for gdb suppression of the Kaiser's interview,, baying negotiated, the sale direct. A GERMAN SENSATION. Berlin, Nov. 17. Herr Grosse, a Berlin merchant, who was- nonsuited by the High Court at Leipsiz, tired ten shots in Court. The first missed the judge, but severely wounded a lawyer. Another shot killed the Clerk of the Court. ? A SWEDISH SOYAL VISIT. London, Nov. 17. The whole fleet saluted the King and Queen of Swede? on fcbeir arrival at Spltnead. The Prince of Wales weclomed and escorted toe visitors to Windsor Castle, where King Edward and Queen Alexandra are staying. . THE PAPAL JUBILEE. London, Nov. 17. The Roman Catholic Bishop of Auckland participated In the Pope's Jubilee Mass. THE OLYMPIC GAMES. . London, Nov. 17, Owing to the persistent misrepresentation in America regarding the fairness of the Olympic contest?, the Amateur Athletic Association has issued a crushing reply.' THE CHEAP CABLE SCHEME. (Received, Nov 18, 10.30 p.m.) ■; London, Nov. 18. Mr Henniker Heaton, in a' letter to "The Times," retorts that Lord x Balfour of Burleigh, the Chairman of the Interdepartmental Committee, which reported that penny-a-word" cables were impracticable, is a Directorof several cable companies. ANARCHY IN INDIA. (Received, Nov 18, 10.30 p.m.) Calcutta, _Nov 18. Tho entire Anglo-Indian press, :the European community, and all -the loyal natives of India agree with the necessity for the .authorities dealing summarily with anarchists and assassins. ■■ - — -^— — — — -