The Archive · 1906

The Restless Coreans

Tokio, 26th June, Stones were thrown on Saturday evening at Marquis Ito's train at Anyang near Seoul, the place in The HE. herald and S. C. & C. Gasette. which a similar stone-throwing incident occurred in November, 'A middle-aged native has been arrested: A political motive is suspeoted.—Our own oer.

A GREAT MARCH, London via Bombay, 25th June.

Major O'Connell with a camel corps 350 strong and 200 Soudanese, marching through torrential rains and seas of mud, and crossing tor-route, relieved on the 14th inst. the garrison of Talodi, (in the Soudan) which had been attacked by Arabs.

Major O'Connell then delivered a general attack. The fighting lasted till sunset. There were killed 350 of the enemy, and a hundred were captured. There were no British casualties,

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