GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3383, 25 November 1911, Page 8

GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

A MONARCHIST PLOT,

(United Press Association —Copyright.) PARIS, Nov. 23. Reuter’s Lisbon correspondent states that a monarchist plot has been discovered at Cahoes. The sergeants of the garrison conspired to murder the officers when the monarchists approached. I)It ESSMAKKRS ON STRIKE. i’KRLIN, Nov. 23. Sixty thousand dressmakers have struck for higher wages. LONDON, Nov. 23. During a lire at the Strand the eiovtric main exploded. Two shops were •wrecked. The oniooking crowd became panic-stricken. Seven were injuied, and wer- conveyed to the hospital. AN AERIAL TORPEDO. Newspapers aum,unco Mr Wigram’s arrival with an aerial torpedo, with which he is seeking to interest the War Office. KfDXA PTM \(; (i F NATIVES. Mr Anstrufiiers Urey asked Mr Harcouvt vduii sif-j)>: ..veto being taken concernin'.': the kidneppiog ot natives and the illicit supply of arms and liquor at the Ww H<4>ridv*. Ife replied that-the High ! -a: oiis-.if ii; • r .had visited the New Heir’di and he imped to receive A full : i I'Hirt it! a few w<eks. LON I >( i.N M ISSUIN'ARY MEMBER i) I SM IS-SED. The British .vnd Foreign Bible Society has (ii.-iiiis.--d Mr Rice, of the London Missionary Society, who was engage.! for !.;•<> revision of the Karanes-e JJih'e. owing to an article he wrote for the ( ui isidai) Com!!-, mvealth on “Progress ivi rheology. ’’ THE MISSING SOLWAY. The bar.|no Solway lias been posted for inquiry preparatory to being declare'l missing.