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CABLEGRAMS.
Owing to the persistent Russitication of Finland, there has been a wholesale resignation of the Senators and officials of the Grand Duchy ...
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THE WAR.
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THE CHINA TROUBLE.
The British Foreign Office has received from Sir Robert Hart, Director of the Imperial Customs in China, a despatch dealing with the situation at ...
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FEDERATION.
The Temp[?]. Hall at Northam w[?] thronged [?] day night, when Mr. G. Throssell, [?]missioner [?] Crown Lands delivered an address upon ...
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COUNTRY.
The Twickenham arrived from Melbourne early this morning. She was expected several days ago, but owing to the rough weather she hove to for three ...
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THE JAPANESE TROOPS.
Fifteen thousand Japanese troops are already afloat for China, and 30,000 more are, it is reported, ready to embark. ...
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RUSSIA.
The Czar of Russia has issued an Imperial ukase, abelishing to a large extent the banishment of criminals to Siberia. ...
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KALGOORLIE.
At the Kalgoorlie Police Court to-day, Fred. Morris was charged with being the keeper of a gaming-house. For the prosecution, Constable Byrne stated that he ...
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STATEMENT BY MR. BRODRICK
In reply to a question in the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. Brodrick, Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, stated that though the allies in ...
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THE RELIEF OF PEKING.
Admiral Alexieff, commanding the Russian squadron at Taku, and Admiral Seymour have decided that it is impossible to attempt to relieve Peking ...
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LEONORA.
At 1 o'clock this morning the residents of the north end of Gwalia were aroused by the loud report of an explosion. Investigation showed that the noise ...
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SUPPOSED IMPERIAL EDICTS.
Circular edicts, the authorship of which is attribured to the Dowager-Empress, have been distributed broad-cast throughout China. ...
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REVOLTING STORIES.
Revolting stories are being told as to the treatment of the murdered victims of the "Boxers." It is stated that the bodies of the ...
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NORTHAMPTON.
The r[?] date has been slightly over 17in [?] for June being the high record of 9½in. Fine weather is now prevailing, and feed and crops are growing ...
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THE QUEENSLAND LOAN.
The Queensland loan of £1,400,000, [?]enders for which close on the 9th inst., has been underwritten at about 25s. There have been few dealings in the ...
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A REPORT FROM HANKOW.
The British Consul at Hankow, a river port of the Yang-tse-Kiang, reports that the British Legation at Peking was still resisting the besiegers on ...
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THE YANG-TSE-KAING VICEROYS.
All the Viceroys in the valley of the Yang-tse-Kiang, except those in the eastern province of Che-Kiang, have professed their determination to ...
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VITAL STATISTICS.
The Registrar-General has issued his report on the population and vital statistics of the colony for the month and quarter ended June 30, 1900. ...
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A MESSAGE FROM PEKING.
Chinese runners have informed Admiral Seymour that on the 24th of last month, the British Legation at Peking possessed ample provisions, but that ...
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THE KAISER AND THE WAR.
The Emperor William of Germany declares that the Powers have no idea of effecting the partition of China. They merely wish to re-establish a ...
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THE BATTLESHIP OREGON.
The United States warship Oregon, which lately struck on Pinnacle Rock, in the Gulf of Pi-chi-li, has been refloated. ...
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TIEN TSIN TEREATENED.
A Reuter's despatch states that there are 140,000 Chinese troops between Tien-Tsin and Peking, and that General Nieh, at the head of 90,000 troops, is ...
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ASHANTI.
Colonel Willcocks, who is marching to Kumasi with a relief column, has received a favorable report through native channels, to which he attaches ...
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A REPORT FROM SHANGHAI.
The "Times" correspondent at Shanghai reports that 2,705 guards at the Legations in Peking have repulsed 15,000 "Boxers" and Chinese troops. ...
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ADMIRAL SEYMOUR WOUNDED.
The London "Daily Express" is responsible for the statement that Admiral Seymour, while sitting in a house at Tien-Tsin, was wounded by a Chinese ...
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A LATER ACCOUNT.
Reuter's agent at Shanghai reports that a desperate resistance was offered to the besiegers of the British Legation. ...
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ATHLETICS.
In a contest over 100 vards at Wolverhampton. Mr. Stanley Rowley, the crack amateur runner from New South Wales, beat his opponent, Wadsley, by two yards ...
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GERMANY SENDS 15,000 TROOPS.
It is expected that Germany will send 15,000 troops to assist in the suppression of the Chinese rebellion. ...
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TELEGRAPHIC INTERRUPTION.
Telegraphic communication with Sydney is interrupted on all the lines beyond Wa[?]a on account of the heavy snowstorms. ...
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WYNDHAM.
A public meeting was held last night to urge the necessity of providing a water supply for travelling stock. It was unanimously resolved that a well be ...
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ATTITUDE OF VICEROYS.
The Chinese Viceroys in the Yang-tse-Kiang' provinces have promised the allies that they will preserve peace within their respective areas of ...
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FEDERATION.
Sir,—Mr. Lefroy met his constituents here to express his views on Federation on Saturday last. There was a fair attendance. It is no wonder that the ...
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SALE OF RACEHORSES.
At the sale at Newmarket of the yearlings bred by the late Duke of Westminster some particularly high prices were realised. ...
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THE WRECK OF THE GLENELG.
The whole of to-day's sitting at the Court of Marine Inquiry was occupied by Mr. Ebsworth, who argued that the evidence tended to show that the ...
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SHANGHAI SAFE.
Shanghai, the most important seaport for Central China, is pronounced safe. The European forces are increasing ...
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COMMERCIAL.
At to-day's colonial wool sales, a small catalogue was offered. Prices were unchanged. London, July 5. ...
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THE MUKDEN MISSION.
The mission station at Mukden, the capital of Manchuria, has been bur[?]ed by the "Boxers," and all the native Christians massacred. ...
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AT TIEN TSIN.
The Chinese are entrenched under the walls of TienTsin, and hold the railway to Lutai. The forei[?] steamer at Tien-Tsin ...
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