Berlin, Mar. 7.
Six miners have been' killed and eighteen entombed us the result of an explosion caused by fire-damp at Pans, March 3:—The general elections have been fixed for April 'THe Hacus, March 6:—M. van Lecuwen, Vice-President of the Council of State since 1914, has reigned.—Reuter, Coromno, Match 5:—Three Budhist priests have left Colombo for London to establish a temple in kensington to propagate Buddhism, Wealthy Coylonese are meeting the expenses of the priests and are donating R. 75,000 towards the establishment of the temple—Reuter.
Geneva, Mar, 6—The Secretary-General of the League of Nations hag received a telegram from {Comrade Litvinoff proposing that Turkey should be invited to attend Che next session of the Preparatory Commission of the Disarmament Conference—Reuter.
1) Bombay, Mar, 7:—A message from Khendala, on the Bombay-Poona line, states that six workers Wore killed ind 40, including Gurkha Women and children, taken to hospital as the culmination of an old dispute between Pathans and Gurkhas employed in railway con-
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