Madrid, Feb. 13.
Spain's troubles, following the fall of General Prime de Rivera, are not merely political, 'The winter weather is terrible.' Snow in many places is 15 feet deep and villages are isolated. There has been no news from one for throe weeks. One person was killed and five were seriously injured by a landslide dle to the snow near Barcelona.
Paris, Feb. 11. message from Hanoi states that, following revolutionary agitation, some natives joined—the sharpshooters garrisoned at Yenbay.
fort at Tongking, and attempted to mutiny.
In the ensuing fight, which is described as having been "fairly ser-us," several persons were killed, including a French officer.
Steps have now been taken to restore order.- Feb. 12.
It is officially announced that. as! fa result of the rioting which occurred in Indo-China yesterday, Which is ascribed to revolutionary' propaganda from abroad, two French officers, three non-commissioned officers and five Annamite privates wore killed and six Annamite privates wounded.
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