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  3. General Cablegrams.

    The outbreak of bubonic plague at Durban is reported to be abating. ...

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  4. General Cablegrams.

    A Renter message states that it has been informally suggested to Mr. Chamberlain that the Capo Colony proposed was contribution of ...

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  5. General Cablegrams.

    The Admiralty recommends a defensive ha[?]bor on the eastern side of Gibraltar at a cost of £611,500,000. ...

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  7. General Cablegrams.

    Viscount Cranborne, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, has stated that Sir Arthur Harding, British Ambassador at Teheran, has been ...

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  8. GERMANY.

    The Greensbote publishes an article, supposed to have been inspired by the Kaisor, implying that his comparative table was designed to impress ...

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  9. PAYMENT OF LABOR MEMBERS.

    At a [?]of labor [?] at Newcastle, it was resolved to ask the affiliated societies to contribute id per December per year, in order to ...

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  10. FRANCE.

    M. Dolca[?]e, Foreign Minister for Franco, is trying to arrange for M. Loubet to meet the Sultan of Morocco, during his Algerian visit in the ...

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  11. ADDRESS FROM THE BOND.

    The Africander Bond, in an address to Mr. Chamberlain, [?] unalterable attachment to Great Britain. In connection with the address a ...

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  12. FINLAND.

    A sudden break up of ice on the Finnish Coast carried 250 fishermen out to sea. News received at Somero state that vessels sent out to rescue ...

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  13. COST OF ERADICATING SMALLPOX.

    The recent outbreak of the smallpox epidemic in London cost the Metropolitan Aeyltime’ Board £500,000. ...

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  14. AMERICA.

    President Roosevelt, when laying the foundation atone of the Army College, at Washington, said that now America was one of the world’s powers, ...

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  15. CONTROL OF THE FISHERIES.

    The control of the Anburies will shortly be added to the duties of the Board of Agriculture. ...

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  16. Obituary.

    The death is announced of Kate Vaughen, a well known actress. ...

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  17. MACEDONIA.

    [?] one of the revolutionist leader?, has (quipped seven fresh Bulgarian bands of 250 each. Thw Powers instat on the Porie ...

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  18. Australia's Financial Position.

    The Hon. W. P. Reeves, interviewed regarding Australia's financial position, said that English critics overlooked the system of colonial finance, which ...

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  19. Forgery of Tobacco Coupons.

    The recently formed American Tobacco Co.’s prize coupons, which were issued to retailers, have been extensively forged. The company has ...

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  20. AUSTRO-RUSSIAN REFORMS.

    The proposed Austro-Russian Reforms for Macedonia have been submitted to the Vizier to deal with exclusively. These include , ...

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  21. EGYPT.

    A princess, vehement at the Khedive’s married sister, and also objecting to the harems, bas eloped with an Austrian Count. She intends ...

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  22. DEPUTATION FROM PERSE- OUTED LOYALISTS.,

    Mr. Henry Juta introduced a deputation to Mr. Chamberlain of persecuted Dutch loyalists, who asserted that boycotting and ostracism was ...

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  23. A Drug Merchant Heavily Fined.

    The King's Bench has fined Karl Frederick Krainer, a drug merchant at Bermondsey, £9800 for importing paccbarine under a false description. ...

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  25. JOHN DILLON, M.P.

    Mr. John Dillon, M.P. fur Mayo, has been ordered two months' rest in Egypt. ...

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  26. ABYSSINIA

    English engineers have started the the survey for a railway to Adis Abeba. The line will, it is proposed, cover 250 miles, costing £3,000,000. It is ...

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  27. A MISSIONARY HONORED.

    Tbe Glasgow' University has conferred the degree of Doctorship of Divinity on the Rev. Frederick Langham, a Fijian missionary. ...

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  28. RUSSIA.

    The Novoe Vremya states that the French and Russian navies are able to dispute the British sea supremacy, and that Russia is willing to shed ...

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  29. British Politics.

    In the House of Commons, Major E. Beckett, M.P. for Whitby, moved an amendment to the Address-in-Reply, affirming that the army system ...

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  30. A PRESS OPINION.

    The Cape Commercers' Gazette states that Mr. Chamberlain has been impressed with the autonomous colonies' necessity for realising their position, ...

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  31. MILITARY ACTIVITY IN RUSSIA.

    Exceptional military activity is in progress at Kieff and Ode[?], where arrangements have been completed in order to secure 100,000 first-class and ...

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  32. RETURN OF MR. CHAMBER- LAIN.

    Mr. J. Chamberlain sails from South Africa per the Norman Castle on Wednesday. ...

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  33. A SUCCESSFUL HORSEMAN.

    Boardman, a well-known jockey, has won on 25 out of 80 mounts in South Africa during the past two months, amongst which were six ...

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  34. HOLLAND.

    Dutch railway employees propose to strike, in order to prevent the adoption of a Bill prohibiting railway strikes. The Workmen’s Unions, representing ...

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  35. TRANSFER OF BISHOPS.

    The Bishop of Exeter has been transferred to Winchester, the Bishop of Newcastle to St. Albans, and the Suffragan-Bishop of Thelford to ...

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  36. THE LABOR MARKET.

    The Johannesburg Chamber of Mines and the Native Labor Association have Bunt a commissioner to China to report on the employment of ...

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  37. CENTRAL AFRICA.

    Owing to the Mullah’s withdrawal, the British have established an advanced base at Mudug. It is intended that when Bobotle’s force has joined ...

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  38. NUMBER OF VOLUNTEERS.

    The Right Hon. St. John Broderick has stated that the present, strength of the volunteers is 250,990, and the deficiency of officer, 1895. ...

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  39. CELLIERS DISCHARGED.

    Celliers has been acquitted at Bloemfontein for shooting Boyle. De Wet testified that Philip Botba expressed. himself strongly against ...

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