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none the the house. elman will be found a tide from the "China and the the duration of time between sunrise and, huge there is fur which vehiel -zealous Sikh constables about seven o'clock by Sikh con-ordering riesha counties and mafoos to light their lamps, nub to the amaze. ment of the passengers in the suid.vehieles.
We have been requested to state that letters ete. posted for Foochow between the 11th wid [3th of June have been probably lost in the Haeshin, River and rthern mails and some American papers which reached here on the sume dates were sent forward in the sume ship. Letters from Aieriea went by another steamer.
Renter's tolagrams that appear ne transported into totally different atmo- °ionary Society, left for home on Monday Bons it a A ae eae They find the surrounding country waked up into the greatest activity.
Linoyang presents to them an animated yppearanos.
That town is full of officers, General having his headquarters there.
'A military train makes flying visits to the outlying points around.
The "Times" learns by wireless telegraphy, that the coal in Port Arthur insufficient to enable large vessels to take the sea.
Notts beat the M. ©. C. and Ground by eight wickets.
At a meeting of the Suez Canal Ca., the President foreshadowed a reduction of the dues from eight and a half franes to eight The dividend reached 135 francs.
The "Daily Telegraph" announces that Jard Methuen has accepted the command of the Fourth Army Corps in succession to General Grenfell.
Subsequently Lord Methuen will command the Eastern District.
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