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THE CHINA REVIEW, PUBLISHED BI-MONTHLY

118 Karins, was cansed by the discontinuses of "Notes and Queries on China ad fupan,' has reaclist it

its Twenty-first Volume, The Reviews dictus on ~ those topics which are uppermost in

minds of students of the Far East and about which every intelligent person con- nected with China

is desirous of Japan is nectail Acquiring trustworthy information is h aludes many interesting Notes and

Peniel, which was intended to meet

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Arta, Sciences,

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Mythology, Natural History, Antiquition,

and Social Manners and Customs, etc., etc, of China, Japan, M

Far East generally.

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Galloway

ALATE TELEGRAMS.

(Fia Ceylon]

FATAL ACCIDENT TO AN ARMY BOATOR.

:

The members of Dr. Jameson's fores who were taken prisoners hy; the Beers at Krugersdorp have undertaken to proceed to England and not to make any attempt to

ENGLAND. AND DRAKEL

Brazil demands the restoration of Trinidad, London, Jucuery 21.-It la reported that and threatens to tease diplomatis relations with Great Britain,

Laborn, Jan. 29-A. and accident, re-escape. aulting

ur the death of Surgeon-Lieutenant- The General of the Boer Army has urged Colonel D. Blair Brown, vecarred at Alian the troops to do all in their power to non-glares that its parlaying with Great Britain

ciliate the Uitlaader.

He was returning from the Section Hes January -The documenta which the

battle of Ulunds,

January 24-The Brazilian Legation de-

sud Italy are not stroided.

LOYALEY IN CANADA. London, Jan. 21.—An enthusiastle feal-

offlelais of the Orange Free State are mid to possess in regard to the alleged plot againet the Transvast purport to give details of the ing of loyalty has been evoked in Canada by rallying points of the farading force, osat incidents in which Great Britain was These details are in a secret oppher ens toriotia displays by the audiences in the theat

involved, and there have been frequent pat- have been prepared by Dr Jament. It is

res at foronto, further alleged that the plot included a sative rising

Jan. 17.The captafos of the steamers January 22.-Be Jameson and his fellowed their services to the Dominion Govern- on Lake Ontario, Canada, have offer. prisoners have tendered their thanks to meat in the event of war, President Kruger for his clemency..

plying

NAVAL PREPARATIONS IN TRANCE.

འས་ London, JB. 2.The French Govern Toulon with the object of strengthening the ruent are equipping the reserve squadron at Fronch squadron in the Eoglish Channel.

Mir about 11 o'clock on Monday foronson.

pitel, whon a native throw a cracker and feightonnd bis pray, which billed and throw,

its rider alvas to the R. A. Ber- geants' Mess. Surgeon-Colonel Brown fall on his head, sustaining fracture of the skull. He was picked ap and brought to his bungalow, but never regained con- Koivuanaza

flo died the same evening and was buried with military honours on Tuerday. Major-Gecural Sir G. Wolseley and all officers off duty hall served in the sttended the funeral.

January 26-The Vosche Zeitung de- Surgeon-Oclonal Caps and hands, where he served with dis-Lamingtugin batquot confirms the belief and was present at the clares that Mr Chamberlain's speech at Lord tinction, The devased offices arrived in that Great Briluic was aware of Dr. Jame

months ago. His son's plat. suutry, only thrae

February 3.-A Barel Commission besail- lose in greatly deplored.

ONIUM PROS?LOTH, Calcutta, January 27.-Last year the outturn of Bonyal opiume was the worst on record, but the pathok for 1895-96 is even worse. Behar und Benaces report a failure of the first and second rowings, and in the

THE ASULANTRE EXPEDITION, third they are not very successful. Malwa,

London, January 21-With regard to moreover, only holds out hopes of a 10-annu the Brith operations against Ashantes, crop. There is every likelihood, therefore, which have proved compistely encassful, that the Government may have to reduce Coomassie being now, occupied by the British

it is atstod that, in default of expedition,

of the speech the principal Ashanteo

the

Bales.

A REPORTED BOYCUIT."

THE QUEEN'S DEALTH. London, Junaary 23-It is reported that ed from England for South Africa, with the Queen has been sleepless and unwell instructions to institute a soarching investig-since the news of Prince Baltsaberg's aticn into the whole of the circumstances death. leading up to the recent unfortunate collision in the Transvaal,

imaodiate

Borality, January 28.--Reports are car-king Prem payment of a war indemnity, rent that several live bodies are forming obicis will be deported in the Gold Coast. Agaociations to boycolt Eugliah sloth; but The Ashantee envoys who serve line age af present no authoritative cormation of vaited England for the purpose of negotiat th ruu,oute

ours can be obtained. There is, ing with the British Goverment on behalf however, a strong feoling in nativa Pancha of King Propuh, and who bave sinos re- yets or Mahajans to adopt this course, if turned to Africe, have been atreated on the pegs bie. In India it is difficult to say how phargo of having forged their credentials. tar, when people's minds are inflamed, they The British officers have eleaed the fatish may carry out their wishes; but this is one houses at Coomassie, and the scored grove of thean subjects in which if they do tuku it in which the executions in connection with into their heads to ask they may do so to the human sacrifices took place has best the great detriment of the import trade. destroyed.

BUICIDE OF ECROPEAN.

A European apprentice, named Pearse, Cos'tau Docks who was surving in the railway workshops, committed suicide yesterday by hanging bitself. Paars had been in a depressed state for some

me time in consequence of bay

examination. ing failed at an

Today

119th inst.

To-day 10th inet.

Ta-day

A DURMAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT TO DEATH.

January 22.-King Frampah pleaded he only possessed 100s of gold and is unable to pay the war indemnity of £80,0012 Go vernor Maxwell remains at Cousie with 600 horses and a contingent of West Indian forces.

ENGLAND'S FIGHTING STRENGTH.

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London, Jan. 17-Field-Maraha! Lord

TIEUSETAN NAVY.

London, January 23.--The Czar of Ros- sia has approved of a navel expenditure of 400,000,000 roubles within soven yeare, making the number of Russian battleshipe equal to Great Britala's.

Londes,

THE GERMAN ZAPTAS.

19.At the ennolucion

Janured by the Emperax

in coazeolion with the celebration William in ocas franding of the derman Empire, the Em of the twenty-fifth anni

anniversary of the peror waved the German standard, and awore to defend the Empire. The Emperar us granted an extensive immeaty to politi cal prisoners. To commemorate the twenty- th anniversary of the declaration of the Guren Bupire, the Emperor William in- Ah Order to honour men and

Sak

men who take a prominent part in sosial movements in the Empire.

Facuery 20-In his speech the Emperor William alluded to the calories, and end- phased the aged of binding the Gresier German Empire to the Fatherland. Thes Times commonts upon the importance of this utterande.

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKÓNG HOTEL.

· My Rina MoBirney

Mr & MrJ. Mersinh M:& Mr Mosner

Rangoon, January 26.-On Saturday Wolastoy, Commander-in-Chief of the British sight, company formed by Mr Loo Hor-army, has been interviewed in reference to nandez, lato of Harmston's dicas, gave one the alutement which recently appeared in Mr W... Allen performRauen

in the Assembly Rooms, Rag- the Daily Chronide to the fact that one-

Capt. G. B. Appleton Mr & Mrs E Melabá goon, and were to have left to-day for Sin-third of the land batteries were unprovided Dr W. F. Arnold vapore, but Mr Hernandez and Professor with field guns, and that there were no

Miss C. Balbos Zio Pagna, the ride shot attached to the reserves available for running them. Lord

on Wolseley denies that there is any founds Miss J. Balbas

Mr L. Barindosguo bie company, were arrested this messtion for the Bastion, and declarea that be Mt H. Bokkey charge of causing the death of a

Rooms. has never knows the army to be better Miss E. Belinfante servant, caretaker of the Assembly The Burman was found dead, with a shut prepared for any emergenof that at the M. J. W. Bolles wound through the tample,

Professor present moment.

Mr Chamberlain, Scoretary of State for Mr and Mrs A. Payne says he was trying sight by firing at

Bottenhei the stager Aour, and

Mr T. M.

Buga the Burman, speech today that the national diffleulty Mr W.

W. Bruecker who was asleep under the stage. Deaths which had set England of late had proved Mr Auton Brostje

accused were remond-that the old British epirit was alive. Vise-Admiral and MrsMejor and Mrs Pem-

penetrated the floor, attitably the shot the Colonies, remarked in the course of a

was instantaneous. ed ponding further investigation.

Jan. 28.-To-day, Froleaser Zio Payne Kloon Dock was charged with causing the death of a Native durben • rach and negligent act,

by a Mr Hotaander deposed that accused wai

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all students of China and the Chinees would Pigmy Pique

do well to patrontiu Chrysanthemumi.

The November-December number of Plover the China Review contains less variety than Porpoise anal, but the few aretus are very mater Eainbow paper by Me

Hing

that

Herbert Rattler

must neces

The opening A. Giles on The New Testament in Chi-Redpole nese" treats of a question

Spartan narily be of great importance in the eyes Swift

Mr E. Tammar Tredd

of all missionaries

Farker's *Short Journeya in Szechuan

Victor: Emanuel

Wirem

ars continued, and a goodly instalment of Cadounted these stavels in the interior of China is given. Mr F. H. Balious contributes Paper

Jonie length entitled "The Em peror Cheng, founder of the Chinese En- Punch will be read with gan

of:

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Torpedo Basta in Heterre Nos. 8, 20, 35, 28, 87 and 88, frat olsas ; and.B-second class boata, -*Flágship of Vies-Admiral Buller, G.B

Foreign Bien-of-war on the China and Japan Station.

interest by students of Chinese history. A few short notice of Now Books and number of Notes and Queries, one of which "On Chidese Onths in Western Boraso sed data might appropriately have bean placed under a separate beading, complate the number. Daily Press,

Tyalner's Orimtai - Record contains · the following

of the China Bari notice

publication, judging by the Adeniral Nalehtimets The prezant Dumber no

us, is intended to Albatros

oqupy a position, as regards China and the Aleout

naghbouring countries, some what similar Alger

to thin which has bean filled in India by the Arcona

Review

Calopeta Revi

tention that

st-

The great degree

stowed of late youre

ins-been-bestowed of

upon the investigation of ese literis-Beaupré

of Chinese

and social devolopments, to sar

Kussian Sagship Austrian gunboat Runnian gunboat French cruiser

chabost

Commander Journet Commander Forlin

in Ternet

Where at

Kobe Nagasaki

en route

Vladivostock Foochow

Fourane

resources of the army and navy, he added, were such that the nation was never better able to meet au emergency than now.

The Lostitution of Electrical Engineers,

Victoria-street, 28,

valet

Mr C. S. Nicholson

Mr

MEF. Musgeare

M. J W. L. Oliver

Mr M. Olivier

Mr E. Olivier

Mr G. Parvieux

Capt. and Mrs Palmer

Mr W. Partitt

A. Bullar, maid and berton

Berg Ost Proston- Mir W. J. Canter Maater Edward Ballerðir He Price

Parser Me W. B

ander the induence of drink, but the police to the Britio. W., bas made an of Capt, and Mre H. K.Mr A. ERentid

i military authorites to organise

Carey

Mr

Mr T. F. Richards

inspector contradicted this. The magistrate a nervios of nationel defenos.

O Rogbe being of opinion that the shooting was s

31-It is reported that Great Mr Engine Chasseler Mr O. Rog pure acoldent, discharged the prisoner.

Britain

has purchased two braisers that are J. A. Docheill Me Graham Rome being built at Elswick for the Argentine Mr and Mrs V. Dont Me

Mr F. B. Deacon Mr Q. A. Rosa Government.

Jas. Shanzen

THE COTTON DUTIES.

Mr W. A. Dut

Bombay, January 9.-The Chairman of Jan. 22.

2.-The St. James's Gazete states Mr J.-B. Dagcen the Millowners' Association has wired to the that Lord Wohtley, the Commander-in Mr G. Fantiox depatation in Calcutte in reply to the Chief, in view of present complications; Miss Victoria Forry: Roy, and Mrs G. T. montage -The Committee resclved last

making preparations for. the possible-des- evening to

to Bazotion and approve your pre-

Beating

L

taxation on all imports and all Indian goods for The Marquis of Lansdowne,

I

ar, promised that

now in service eball ba

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Mr John Shelton

Mr J. N. ShaunoD

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du-Silva

Blade

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P. Slade E Mrs J. T. Smith Miss Smith

Mr D. Sentar Miss Summer Mr Luir Tueller

•Me-mad Mick J. P.

Thoma Me . Thomse Mr R. L. Thotass Mis Tippings and

M: Hashkm

memorial on the previous lines, Patch of 6,000 British troops, but not H... O. Fisher

Mr. Fromageot. but in view of Sir James Westland's state mention is made as to their destination,

Mr A. Fuchs ment

that the principle of the Bill to levy

of State for War,

Mr. J. E. Gibson Mr Thomas Gittins ail shaoleta alike was not open to discussion; the Come withdraws and artillery of the latent patterns Miss Haines

Mr Greeudald mittee fail to see the new of making ang to immediately supplied. Also inst an Usple Tal further suggestions.

understand the mill stock list must be actillery reseve be created and the army.

Alejor & kept up to its full strength. to the Collector ner Menday, dent

PERPARING

FOR EMERGENCIES. Me Q. Barria Calcutta, January 30.--Merorials have been reived by the Government of India London, January 14-The new fring Mr J. J. Hott MT. Howard from the following Associations protesting squadron, which the Admiralty has decided

Mr A. N. Hole of two firatioless ling of Mr G. L. Hurimel consisting in a rest emphatic maduer against the pro battle ships and four eraisers, is being posed legislation

the Cotton regarding dattest-The Upper India Chamber of Com- provisioned for six months service.

ommer impression prevails that the squadron will Me J., Jamieson Mr J. Trigoro Cawnpore Cham the

Chamber of Commerce, inerve,

make a tour of the world. tie Bombay Willowners' Association, the

Jan, 20-The Queen Intends to review Bombay Chamber of Commerce, the Muir

Mr J. Kinghorn Mills end Elgin Mille, Cawnpore, the Bom the flying squadron which is being put into

commission by the

by the Admiralty with tha ob. Col. Von Krolchar Nr bay Presidenay Ansolation, the Chairmen

the arvy is view of the critipal outlook in of the Millowners Astuciations cotones to be shown by the Admiralty Mr and Mrs F. B. Mir Jas. Wilson Abedabad The memorials have been circulated amongst the Hambers and Additional Members of the

to form,

maid

Me H. 8. Tomkins

An apt. and Mrs Huat Mrs Tuczco

Mr Mertoa de

Jones

Mr L. Koiso

Mt & Bira Vardier

Me W. B. Walker

Mr J. H. W

In Webster Capt, W. D. Leighton Mr J. Murray White

MolerDWAL Mt Willkommn

of a public meeting held at Bombay sadJect of strengthens Great mativity in E. Loytagara Capt. Spencer Wilde

and work in the deckyards is being

de Pushed

Marshall

Viceregal Counail for early deceideration, forward with the greatest possible

1 hear un goud authority that it is a fore. gene conclusion that the prezant bill, with a few alterations, will be posted into law in epite of the protests received,

Many of the men who went on sifike at Mr I Mario! Belfast and at the Olyds have her brought Mr JB Martin

The Bombay Millowner, representative paw in Calvatia are preparing a memorial to bo presented to the Legislative Evansil on Monday,

NEWS BY THE AUSTRALIAN WAII

AR CHAMBERLAIK' AFFÉAUDED BY GABİNET MINISTARS.

Name.

Flag and Big,

Tons.

Gura H.P.

Laptain..

Admiral Kornisloff

Russiau oruiser

34

6000

Captain Eltchesinof

BEDO

Captain Kasherivinef

730

Captain Penega

B000

Captain Boulet

-2400

Captain A. Sarnow

450

26

4100

1000

400

1160

Captain Enkvisky

$1000 Cedro de Azevedo Coutinho

4400

6866

Japt, Coffin

Capt. Enrique Saulala

Yokohama Histor Chemulpo

Capt Macet

Shaugant

3400

Captain Craig

5400

Gotamander John Stark Nord

Fosshow

Led.

Capt. Doelo

Manila

1600

Commander R. P. de Boñauro.

Manila

4300

2760

100 Captain Deloet

Captain Bayle

$500

of linguistic studios, has led to the Bobro

of important stores of inform

ation, rendering some suda ohannel

Cable

orm Chatilin

Of Charlonton

is now provided extremely desir Comète

and contributions of much interest

Concord

pisy fainly be looked or from the members Detroit

CONS:JAX SOFTICRE,

the Chinese Dori Antonio de Ullos

by the foreign the missionary body, / Don Justi de Austria

Casters ups, and

among

whom a high

scholarshly is now in the fist | Gaidamak

of Chinese Duguay Trouin cultivatal, Fortsit

and who ste overally i

number of the Nowe by paper highly Gremisstoby

Pris

Imperator Nicolal I

sedliable to their respective authors Bence translations from Chinese novels and Imper plays are marked by y both nocuracy and freatme hem of style; and an secount of the career of

The Chinese poetskatteman of the elevent

ceatary

Linot only historically

by Mr. E. 0. Почта,

bai, la

lls Kormora

Bestia

datinguished by its Mteracy grape. Bes Kreisar notices of hem backs relating to China and

the East, which will be a useful feature

Revine, f

if carried out with punctuality Machism and takel, we are glad to nodes that Manila

Notes and Queries A darsined Maudatar Its pages also bo to be

a plácsile

Bad hoped that this opening for contribudina

-on Chinees subimta may eveão a similar Di

dogent of thessay meal to that walsh, van Pamist Azova daplayed during eas time at its dat Petrel comuz in the fall, and that the China Hewar | Plavier

may the its the support cocostary So Unire | Princess Wilhaim It continuaNOR.

WASHING BOOKS.

(In Puglia) and Chiness.)

ASHERMAN'S BOOKS, for the

Is had at this Que.→→Prige I eat

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Capt. Lieut. Ingonoid. Capt. Foulberabam Capt, von Dreaky

Riret

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Liudextroam Captain Brinkmen Capt. Beklemishe 500- Lioutoant Cauchet

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Captain Hassing

2400

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Vladivostok Nanking Saigon Bangkok

7050

Captain J. Rogestroneks

Bongbong

2000.

Commandne Soktor!

Nezamki

Captafa Domiciles

2000

2000

Captain J. J. Read Captain Barabe

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La Com Ergorg

Lleat. Commishdur Fidel

Captain von Holtendorf Com❜der Jose Wariots

Commander, and Mrs

Wylay

Misa Wyley and gover

to the dookyards and ethployes on the work, Rev. and Mrs Mason no ta bant for the DLTY,

THE EMPEROR WILLIE,

London, Jan. 21.The Emperor William recently gavo order for the refitting of hir yacht, the Meteor, for the next 1000 at Cowes, in the lale of Wi

Wight

He has esantimanded the order, and stoppad the reficting of the unster.

182HPBUILDING STRIKE.

PEAK HOTEL,

Mr and Mrs A. Chip-Mejor the Hun, and man and 3 ebildeen Mrs B. Nosl: and Miss Que

child

Me W. S. Harrison Mr and Mrs Arnot My Harvey

Reid Mr and Mrs Geo Mr B. P. Sheldon

Holmes

Mr F. HeSlaghak Mr F. O. Mallum Me and Mrs Findlay Mr Hogh, Metslam, Smith and family Mr O. A. D. Mei-Miss Smith

Bourne

Mr A. G. Stakes Major and Mrs G. K. Miss Turner

Moore

Kay, and Mra G. R.

Vallinge

London, Jan. 19.4 partial settlement has been arrived at a connection with the strike of the mea amplayed in the shipbulid ing yarda on the Clyde and at Epliant. The was recently submitted to a tribunal dispute. presided over by Lard James, but objectisc was taken to the terms of the award. The Mr W. Niohomon... workmen in the Clydo, yards bave now decided to accept an advance of 19. per week in their wages, and to resume work im- the Dolfact mediately. The men employed garde have rejected the proposal, and will remain on strike,

THE SIAMESE KETTLEMENT,

Mr David Wood

WINDSOR KOTEL.

London, Jaundry 13.-When Mr Cham berlain, Secretary of State for the Colouies, entered the Cabinet Chamber to-day Minis tere received him with great applause. Mr Chamberlain receives an ovalion wherever he appears in public. The Cabinet will allow Mr Chamberlain a free hand in settling affaire in connection with the late crisis.

Mr D. B. Adamson Mra Maulson. Mr Anderson

Me : Moellor IMFORTANT SPEECH BY MR CHAMBERLAIN.

Men 8. M. Bradbury Mr F. S. Montieth London, Jan. 22,-In the ovarɛe of his

London, Jan. 20-The Colonial Party Bias Le Bradbury

Lisa Bradbury Capt. N. Nielsen specuh at Lord Lamington's banquet Mr

Me W. Niemann Chamberlain urged the development of new France is aggrieved at the settlement arrived Mr L. Bradbury commercial routes between England and the Ak between Great Britain and Franoë with ME E Haboock Mr Stowar

regard to the Mekong boundary in Upper Mr E. V. Hampden colonies, and that all parta of the Espino

Siam, by which Great Britain secures the Mr Ed. Jaulmer . aokeurs, should unite for mutual defends

sire would prove a potent factor la right to extend her influence along the Malay BC. Langborg mpire he praps of the world. The Peninaute

Mrs Lehmani Mr PW. R: Mane

WEEKLY NEWS FOR HOME.

maintaining

beat

of

eba tédero

WRECK OF A STUSMED. —JAD LOSS OF LINE. stuf the evening, who was now depart.

London, Jan. 20,The Iron asrow steamer lug, would, he believed, tighten the union between the colonies and the mother

a versal of 2,000 Lozan register, bailt Ealing and is cooolusion Me Chamberlain declared in 1882 at Birth; in the north of England,

has been wrecked on the coast of Nova to foretell the

great

took to the Brew took sitain. The Scotia. The

boats 200

that it was impoulain to the were amiting about for 14 days before they'

nees

which

referesco made by

Mr. B.

Ohlson Mrs J. E. Štówart Misk Verdon Mr G. H. Whoaler Miss Woolrich

The Overland China Mail, action of the Emperor Williams of Germany for the carote of exposure and privationTS PUBLISHED to suit the Departure sypked imibenss enthusiasm, which was from the effects of exposure and privation.

of each Program and Franon Mar displayed in the singing of the National London, January 16. Two collisions at Steamer for Europe. Te contida special Authern and Rule Britannia by the cos

10-Two Commercial intelligence, special tables of and other Hiformaations Tha

and all other news, are

.com.

pany, Twiea during bis speech Mr Cham reported to have taken plane betwɛen vessel Shipping of Courts and Masting",

beriniu puuted Tennyson's well-known line, in the One Itre, one fing, the fleet, one throne] | Roh which wasgrested with enthusiastic chers.

'TEN TALKOVALE,- ~

English Channel. Eighteen

lives were variou

-Lanton, Jenuary-13-Edged: Parkest they appear in the Daily ful an

of

The Garland China Mai, by the con« of its form and the accuracy and yeniones of tuleans of its exports, has long been popular

BANK FRAUD IN LONDON.

manager of the Woodford Green bration London, January 17.-wing to the t the London Jolat Stock Bank, was brought ocht arrest and Impfitoheat of a number at the Central Criminal Court, with residents who wish to and homs & of Influential residenta of Johannesburg on a Bailey, to der, charged with ombestling charge of trespon completo atoppage hus various suma

of woolls Planet antra of langkong money taken place of all transectione in properties back. The priemer was found

mach alarmed:

sentendar?

of

to the and the Far East Olmulating, a

2430 2008,

belonging and

Treaty Ports and in the tacaciory is offere special advantage tu adverbizures

which theto persons held in trast haiders of Bouth African securities are don. He confessed that he had spenulated with at Home and also among adulta na the

to five years' pinai servitude, thong nonly at the old the money, in order to keep up bis position. TER GERMAN NATZ Londen, January 10-The Colonial party in the German Eachsingle eglisting for rate of 203,900,000 marks (£10,000,000) for increasing the sleazigth of the

January 18 The Cotogne Gazette, a lead. ing German newspaper, kontains an eridols avagely attacking the proposal to enforce the independence of the Transvaal at a time when British loterests were imperitiad.

Tannery President Kruger deuior that be was aware, beforehand of the igles- tion of Dr, Jameson to make is at rai into the territory of the Bouth Afries He pubily

The Overland Ukuta Kauf will be regularly posted on the Chine Man Off to sabe artam, on their addream being forwarded. to the Oftien

LUNGON" AGAIN. Londen, January 91-ooon, who was For Achyuto, sharged with murder in connection with the Ardlament tragedy has bemo arrested for Briers

$18.00, nose, $1.10

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