London, Oct. 7.
A German correspondent at Tripoli reports that the bombardment did comparatively little damage. There are still four thousand Europeans in the town. Six soldiers and ten Jews wore killed and five soldiers and one Jew were severely injured. The Mussulmans remained inactive, praying to Allah. The bombardment has been discontinued.
The measago bears no date and may refer to the first bombardment.
elograms from Milan state that a wireless telegraphic message has received from Tripoli saying that all night long the har-hour and town were flooded by the search-lights of the Italian vessels in order to prevent an attack. The Italians are garrisoning the rains jultania Fort. © Italian jubilant at the realization of Italy's long-entertained aspirations.
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