The Straits Times, 24 October 1898

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    13 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED i 1831. SINGAI^RE, MONDAY. OCTOBER 24 1898. NO. 19,660.
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      488 1 .BPLMBOCOII^AHT. LIMITED C mpaniss sse ths ga "noKNBO COMI) or FICK,CoU.VKaQDAY O \viuavEa,SEwHAßaoo«. juM kavwatios aaiPAinr. V'p ,<„ lj)Sl>"!«. 1 1 fldintj issued for /Vriloll ,r»rt.,al.o/<* IIO»KWAai). MM ptrra nn Nov. 4 C Kot.M H f,rrs«»"« 7 l tn t:,,,,r«t IVc. l« SI cvmsMMaU I'-.' J»"-' 3 *Jj "InU'e"' „T
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      882 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. '(ININKI.IJKE PAKETVA VRT MAATSCHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agenti at Sm^i),orr Shu- Aqhct, LAW J. Dakkdkls A Co., 2-3, CoLLTKa QriAT. Steamer From Exjwted V ,11 be Despat.hed for On Kuurahaya. 25. Sourahaya, B.H-leleng Ampenan. Bima, Ma, iisear, and Timor. Oct. 30. asssMBJK, hourahaya (M.M.
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      203 1 SCOTTISH ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED Kki.i'lak Line Betwbkn Bahukok AMD HONOKOKO. Mmtitul, Capt. (alder. Win tons. Kvny Hint,, Capt. Josliu, MU Tai Chov; Capt. Primrose, 8«2 'aro C»0... A'/an,Capt.Fowler,l,ola /'am (hula Chon Kluo. Capt. Pigoi. 1,01-J I'kro. .\aii<i, Capt. Walton, l.n-.'l Ptvavim<jtf Capl Curtis 1,067 Ch,»c Fa, Cat t. Williamson.
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      715 1 INSURANCES. rpilE I.ONIKIN AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIXE INSURANCE COiCANY Capital £2,1'->7,.'«10 Paid up Capital »lt,7M Resene Fund 871i,».W The undersigned, Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept h're rißks at A Co. rpilK CHINA TKADBR- INSURANCI' J. COMPANY. LIMITED. Capital Subscribed |I,0»l,nOu. Amount Paid np tidO.ooo. Reserve Fund I,OUOOUO.
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      748 1 INSURANCES. TRANSATLANTIC FILE INSURANCE CO.. Off HA.MUCKti. NORTH tiEIi.MAN FIHK INSI'KANCK CO., IIA.MIUIUi HAMBIHO BKKMKN FIKK INSIKA.NCK I'll, HAMltl KO. 'pllK undcr-igi.cd. Agents of the ahove 1 companies, are pn-pared to accept tire II I IFAKCKEX 4 Co. QW IU 1.1 XX INSIRAVKIU TheOlde.t International Lifo Insurance Company in the
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      916 1 NOTICES. STOP. THINK AND OONSIDEB. WHAT we utler you. Security in your ksMM*. Kr I, .in from Thefts, th. >V circuniv,-ntion of Ram Bin All these bllaill|l upon airth will hccoii.c yours hy inv»tin|! ill one of our domestic suit.~ >.| Ira.- padlockl Six in number, 1J inch sizo. with
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      913 1 WHY SOME I*E(m"I.E A.HE POOR BAD management keeps mote aaafai it Jioor cir.'iinistan.et. than any other onecau* 1 l-.u. cful one miisl look klsaad (ad plan ahead so that when a favourable opportunity presents itself h» is ready to lake advantage of it. A little forethought »,ll also aave much
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    THE STRAITS TIMES MONDAY, 24TH OCTOBER, 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS
    139 2 THE STRAITS TIMES MONDAY, 24TH OCTOBER, 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS Kstarluheii: 1*1!. I' KICK 1.1 OK NTS [Sulirriplivn rater <nul wiierluiiig nil,t TOE 1ASIIOK.V CRISIS. IIIKI) WHR M'KAKS. WAIINIM; Til MMt h,mlo,i,mh OMMar. Lord MMMy, who Mi Trim,- Minis-t.-r in MM when Sir K.lwnr.l Cirey MMi RaBMMliMl en.r...ii.hingon the (pper Nile
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    THE PLAGUE.
    36 2 CASKS AT VIKXNA A doctor and an assistant ill the laboratory at Vienna Dr. K<x-li°>| for the culture of the plague bacillus have died of plague Two nurses there have also U en attacked.
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    THE EMPEROR WILLIAM.
    482 2 DKIVVKIS FKUM OdXSTANTINori.K Thk Km|i.-ror Williim has Mt Con.t..mii, l ipleforthull,.|y Und. HEALTH LBCTURE& BnoArou i-. not t..,. w.ll pin Hal with intelli-ituul .nt.rtainniont, a fact 11..it i- inti.li n, -i.- .1... to the want nl initialin- .-ii soinu onus part than to distaste anioiiK tin- nniny.
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    89 2 .-i iim ii mt I!* ,-ir.- raquMtad to take ii. ui, .-tli.it tli.. Htnik R boHi to ■am tad .hi Thandajr, thai \t Urn tirst and twmiiil dajri oi Urn Kaon, ml! pnhllthocl it two o'dook. on tin- last .lay. Saturday, sal rlgalu [.r.i.'ti.-e of pill.li>hini:at thai lionrwill, ofooan*,bg tdhand
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    15 2 Messk... (iuthrie and Co advertise that they will take orders for delivery of rubber plants.
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    15 2 A Chi.vaman at the Melbourne City Police Court, recently, answered the name of" Hung Ip.'
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    14 2 The (ioternment steam-dredger 6V. Heft Sheerness. on the Lillh of la., month, for Wei-hai-wei.
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    19 2 Tiik intermediate steamer Furmota left Hongkong at lo a.m. on Sunday, and is due bore on Friday next at
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    20 2 Ar.Tiox sales of pledged articles are advertised to be held at the chief Police ollice. commencing from the Ist pro*.
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    21 2 The n<v/«W, the hospital-ship at CoIoiuIk), is in a dangerous state from the sea water having eaten right into her bottom.
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    18 2 Tiikhk is to be a grand torchlight Mahominedan procession, around the Rsplanade. at nine o'clock, to-morrow (Tuesday) evening.
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    26 2 Ix the Bombay prcsidencv.there have been, since the iM-ginn ing of the year no less than 1M.578 cases of plague and of these llii.W- eudeel fatally
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    24 2 Ykstfiu.av two newly arrived Chinamen were stopped in Hongkong Street by three men and robbed of *t. Onr of the thieves has been arrested.
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    24 2 Doam Friday night an anchor weighing j.VI lbs, valued at (40, was stolen from the premises of the Patent Slipway Company at Tanjong Rhu.
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    25 2 A Hokies living at Pasir Panjang on Saturday morning discovered a hole bored through the door of his shop $7in money and property were missing
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    27 2 Sill Charles Mitchell, Governor of the Straits Settlements, was present on September Jiith at the public funeral of the late Sir (ieorge (irey, in St. Paul's Cathedral.
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    27 2 A Mai.av woman Naarii that her child, a girl aged eight years, iias been kidnapped She suspects another Malay womi.n win has left for Muar. .lohore territory.
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    26 2 Tin Hasten. Kitension. Aumalasia. and China Telegraph Company declared an interim dividend for the .(ilarter ended June :«>tli uMtofSt. ai. per share, payable on October 1.'.tl
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    32 2 Tiik animal inrpectiouof the Kustern School has closed with the result that 711 pal cent, of possible passes has been obtained This is the best result yet heard of iv hoys' schools.
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    33 2 Tilt: Captain of the IYmm on arriving at Colombo, on the 14th instant, from Baloiim, re|Hjrted that a Chinese seaman tin- -ing. He was sup|K.sed to have lumped overboard outside the ColoniU. harbour.
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    36 2 A Sie.iai. general meeting ofmeiuh.r. of the Penang Turf Club is to be held on the 31st instant, to decide whether or not to postpone the January meeting, owing to the late arrival of the mini,..
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    35 2 Tok Slate Council of Selangor has approved of a petition for exclusive privileges, in an invention for improvements in machinery anil apparatus for p.dphii.'. separating, and hulling collee, from Mr J. M. Lyon, of Singapore.
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    39 2 Ajaaaaj the steamers just completing for the Austrian Lloyd are the aWE rVam Fmlrriek, S.i'Oo tons, and the Siiaria, 4,00u tons. The former is to be put on the TrllHl Blibaj line, and the .S./p-in on the Trieste-Japan line.
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    INTER-COLONIAL SHOOTING.
    29 2 Wk understand that shooting in the annual intei -colonial rill.. match between Singapore. Hongkong, and Shaughai.will takepla.e simultaneously Mb, whi,°h la a puhh,' hohday in 'this Colony.
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    DOGS ON SHIPBOARD.
    52 2 I r i. urged at I'enang that a return should be made by every vessel, using the harbour, of the number of dogs on board. Horses, cattle, sheep, atft, are coin. ted, but the Boarding Officer has no orders, it is said, to enforce an accurate return
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    LORD CURZON'S STAFF.
    48 2 It is understood that Capiain. Adam Ud llak.r Can. the latter of wliom was stationed at Penang, last year, will join Lord furzons staff in India, and that Major the Ilon'ble Charles Harbord h,.s r. l.i-ed the offer of the military secntaryship lo Lord ui/on
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    THE TOWN HALL WAITS.
    43 2 Tiik borings for foundations on the propostd new Town Hall site in Stan, ford Road hive, ue hear, Wen discontinued Some ol the piles driven in. it i- -aid, di.appear.d altogether; and other piles put into the same holes
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    A BOMBAY FETE.
    49 2 IioMK.tV has been busy for some tune past in vast preparations tor a grand V. iictian I, le It tiled lo como olf on Saturday last, the programme .ompiisiug di is, hands, lire-works, blowing-up of forts, and all manner of oih. r .veiling and enjoyable episodes
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    OUR EX-COMMANDER.
    42 2 I.IKI i-Cknkuai. Sir Charles Warren baa I v cordially entertained by the olliccis mess of tile Chiitham Division ..I the M. I. I, on his relinouislim.th mai.dol the Thau.,. District. Sir Charle. »;i- nHoivadoa the paradeground by a torchlight guard-of
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    LIGHT FOR CHINESE.
    108 2 Tiikkk was a rather animated correspoiid. 1.. IOBM y.ar. ago, about the doings ..I "Ceiieiar I'.heng Ki-tong, al the time he was attache t., the UhbMM I mil illll in Paris. That genii. man is now in charge of I new Bund aloof lie ruer front opposite
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    THE FRENCH SQUADRON.
    59 2 The French licet in Chinese, waters, it i« said. is to I).- reduced to n -mi;!.division again Adminlde l.i Bedolbere, the i-i.-.-n! -..-.■..ml in command, h.ibeen order.-.! home in the (-miner Jean Hart The cruise™ Kraal and Wmt are already on their way back The battleship lltiyanl
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    IN THE JAWS OF DEATH.
    69 2 Caitaix Farmer of the Indian army. the other day, had a narrow escape while out with a surveying party in l'ganda While filling his water-bottle in the •lut, a river, he was seized by the 1i.m.l by a crooxlile. and dragged into th. water. He
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    DEWEY AS PRESIDENT.
    63 2 Admiral Dewey was lafjmd to at I the Syracuse (T V Conteiit,,.,,. Sept. d»th, as a pronounce.l Itailinaial His name bat been used, it is laid in a way which forecasts his probable nomination for the next Prcsid, nti.l election. It would he a strong non-iiiatioii but
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    VISITORS FOR THE RACES.
    66 2 Sir r. SwKT-rKSHAM and Mr J P liodger. the lint.- 1. liesidci.t of Selan gor, arrived here by the s. s. f,Vm^(.i, on Saturday last This morning, several Penang by the s s nTtrtaaVa, Inclnding the Hon Mr. and Mrs Kirch, the Hon. Dr. Broun and
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    ENORMOUS CROCODILE.
    76 2 SoJIIC Malay, hat c aptnred at Klang a crocodile 14 feet I inches long. It was very old and its teeth we. c worn level will, the laws The body was of enormous bulk', and, on being opened, some boms. hair, a buckle md a rinj were found,
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    73 2 Jisi.it pm cut t he iovernon.f Ceylon seems to be assailed by a genera! demand for a reduction of taxation iln the one hand h.- is asked to forego the whole of the rice duty, some KJ.7.VJ.IKIU odd; on the other, he is called upon for reduction of railway rates.
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    ARECA NUTS.
    68 2 A Chinaman, who has been doing a small trade in I'lu Selangor m preparing ar.va nuts for the Siamese market, wassosalislied with his venture that he has porebasad M aeras ..I land from Malays, wlio had practically abandoned it, forth.- purpose of planting areeanuts This produce is prepared
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    A BUSINESS-LIKE CHRISTIAN.
    67 2 Tiik pious Chow does not hide his light under a bushel. A Itockhampton Chinaman recently atlixed the following over the door of his shop:-" Being a Christian, 1 wish to notify to general public that I intend to loaa ■< Mlablishinent on Sund.iy-. and I raepectfullj invite
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    COOKS AND CRIMINALS.
    69 2 Not from the Wealth of Nations Theproi.p.iityotai,.iiio,,d,p,.,,,|snpon the iiuiiilmtol it-.riinmal. Tboj -the more criminals, the more police the more |>oliee, the gi eater the. -.intent inent of the rooks the more. out. nted Ihe cooks, the 1 1. ■tt.r the rooking, and, through it. the health ol
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    OUTWARD MAIL.
    84 2 The following is the passenger list of the mail-steamer Bm^bl, hither, which arrived on Saturday From 11. .ay M Van Mot, and A lv-t.injee. From 1.0n.10n Mr I) Karr, >li»« Toaah, Hasan. D. Jbiila-lian. K Beaver, K. ■■osnsj.auraer, T. <i Scott. li. II s,otl. and llnnibua-1.-i ;.n.l M,
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    HAVAS TELEGRAMS.
    95 2 ftaria, MM fTiwln Today was the day lixed BDOa toi the over.hrow oT the Kreneh Mmislrv The Covermnent was wannd n..t a ■aniaallj ilani that than It any truth in the story of the army plot. I7M >*W.v M. Mour.iviell. the Ci.-i.iii lor.-i-n Minisi.-r. has had a long
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    POLICE CASE.
    141 2 AcooKiiiv. to Urn evid.n. ahraa this morning m llie.as.of Kltaia Iliiechi, an Italian who is alleged to have si:, I, Im-.I Kren. limaii namwl Gillard .it the lulled Service Hotel, the -tal.l.ing was the result of a dispute Dr .1 I.cask dsKribad Ihi axmad as haTin« ban w.i.
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    S. C. C. BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
    25 2 KKsrl.T "I 11.AY o.v sATt lIIIAV. l X "{"'"""•> beat Jenkin,. il-9. Winl»'r to l»-at Kollett, l'J-18 ■"••"■> |iollu»av b, MOaah r.>.:'l-10.
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    SUICIDE AMONG MALAYS.
    25 2 r",. ftej. „„i Hi.- is«crti..ii tli.it -vi ■g^OMofthuneeliriii. sal hit il.r.Mt. md UmSmmm to enter tin i-t-'i- :...i talaad l.ii" H-alli, u\,latt:,v. „!>,
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    MANILA HEMP.
    44 2 Mtv,, A 1,,.,,,,. natal „t banaaa, railed charter of sheathing leal baia*i of Worautm, at Hi.- top into crown ol diti.lcd laavai I. ii cul .1.,., three nan old! and the »h. unto At- Tb. iJhol.'.u* nrnt of I areas M^ra bill
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    RACING IN THE HARBOUR.
    135 2 Tin: aaiHaf arranged daj afternoon was brougnl ofl ih. best of weather, bul unforl was expected they Would I, i.,,,:- taking pan were tb fciW/f and Ihr, Mill.us b.,.«t Ban n from tha.aenMli, round t1,,. Mf j£ in the harbour, and ba, R tl.c J,',, point,
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    A TEMPERANCE CONCERT.
    166 2 P.i paranMoael Major Mill. aim. teal andinf the Ist the variety 11.,.1|.c of th. branch of the Army Tempcrai tion guv. 1 concert at the Bel lon Saturday evening, in aidol the Singapore Tenipei inn I I. Nt aragmnuna -il milled la orchestra played couple ..i -.1,,ti,.,,,
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    BRITISH NEW GUINEA.
    163 2 Sm William HacUreßor, wlw Mini horn ihi. i;..veinoi-hi|...l Hutilll \.w Uuinea aftet lan vtui i ile, hat I interviewed at tyanei ban t!,e cfaangai during thai period that, in territory formerl) sivenovrrtt ivasery, then ire no» c«mpMd» ..tiled districts, each Irib. three tribes, having theii nwn rillan
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    SIAM NEWS.
    131 2 ■nrarrm bbvoi via >■■ iw n Mi: B. C N Cual Hervice, died fi a.,ide,,i at Bangkok on H>« Instant He 1.. loaded r"olv« in his pocket on sitting down I On rising from table, Iw i The revolver then »en( naswd 111 "< tiilgh.aodMi Sawi led I
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      27 2 THK "STBAITa TIMKS- HAS TIIK LAHMW t'IKCULATIOX OF ANY KKWSPAPSR IX ASIA j BRITISH INDIA KXCKPTED XO OTIIKIi KASTKIiX NEWSPAFEB HAS SO WIDESPRKAD A CIX( ILATION. I
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    THE PHILIPPINES.
    725 3 I v ,,Mi;- AT MANILAI V ,KSTION. -I respondent of the reports that the I! i bruah batwaan ni. v and iiisurgents On nil party of men from the rivet Paaig „v to bury a com- T -was an the laluteorertoa i> he- within the launch went up
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    PERAK NEWS.
    213 3 Tiik Judicial Commissioner's learned utter to juries in murder oaaaa seem to fall Hat on the jury. This is the natural conclusion to be drawn from the number of recent acquittal*. The Diamond Jubilee Memorial picture of the Queen, subecribed for by officers and men of the Malay
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    CEREVRA'S GREETING.
    210 3 I'.NTKOI Ill.Kli IN HKKKAT Sen..- Aufion, Spanish Minister of Marine, with his aides-de-camp and the stall' of the Ministry. was present at the raUway station in Madrid, to receive Admiral Cerveraand the other BpanUfa ofDcara arriving there from America. on Sept. L'iiid.AdniiralCerv.-i:., on aligliluiglro.il ihe carriage, walked gravely
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    BRITISH AUTHORITY UPHELD.
    197 3 WIIV TIIKV KOWIoWKI. Thk incidents of Mr Stewart Lock- I hart visit to Kanimin.as British Com- I miasionerfor the taking over of Kowloon, are no« more ol« rly told. The gates ol the village wen- cloaed against the party, but were opened wh.n Mr. Lockliarl had impreaeed
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    SELANGOR NEWS.
    277 3 \i .lugra. on tbaHOth instant, the inveatitui the Toh Bandaraad seven olhei Malay dignitaries took plaot Inthe presence oi Ihe Bultan ofSelangor, The Ucs.dcnt. Mr. Rodger, waa alaopreaanl Die ceremony took place in the Council Chamber of the .-ullans palace. The names of the newly appointed ..tlic.-is iv,
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    BY THE MAIL.
    1629 3 THK SOUDAN CAMPAIGN. The tirst convoy of British wounded from t h<* front rciiclied (_';uro on Scptcnibor 17th and consisted of four offisan and 80 non-eominissioned nßierrs and men, .ill of whom stood the journey well. These were some of the milder eases sent from the base
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    AMONG THE SAKEIS.
    543 3 MM APOHHiIN.U. SKTII.KMENT. Is a recent issia- of Thr IbU. Mr K. B. MeiUa nils Urn rton ..filial famous buntinf trip which ended in tin- aaatn ufC'aH Sj-its. Thb tlicri- i 8 M Bead to r^i'uuiit, l>ut the nut lior s? uct'uuiit of I, is. slay al
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    LATEST BY WIRE.
    891 3 Laasea, llth October. Daily interviews nre taking place !•<• twe-i, Sir K.iiniinii Monson and M I)- 1 .i in the I :i-ii,-ii .|'i.'>ii,,ii The IVaaaa, iti-.'iis-init the llnli-h l.lue book, reiuirkthat Lord 6alisl>urv no longer liases 111. I Aiigl.. K«> |>ti:m chiiin to Fushola upon the aiiUrior
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    RED-TAPE AT KIAO-CHAU.
    237 3 a "lint" DitnuuaioH The Kiao-ehail correspondent ol the ynutHOrlrr Xeitmi gave thai i -mil an account, about a month ago, of what was being done there Me says the lirst thing the German did when they (OOk the place over waa to cl a police station and
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    NEWS FROM THE NORTH.
    335 3 AFFAIRS AT PIKIN. Dei -Km have heon issiioil hy the Km-prt>**-l>owaj:,>r anthoffjabsa tho Vicorovs OnaagCUftnng and l.iv to establish coni.ni.rcial l.ureanx at llat.koiv ami Shanghai, promisii.c to inaugurate salutary rcfonns. and warning the people to abstain from using the eraaMa acainst reformers for tho Brntifiiation of
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    AFTER MAN-EATERS.
    78 3 A IiKA.MI TH.tR I.KIVI. So ni.-iny people have nlly 1.e.-n killcdl.y lifers in KiiL.|i..r.l'ei.ik.ti.at the Perak Government baa decided to have a tiger drive than, in the hope of killing some of tin. be.-i-ts. The drive will ha In-11l al... ui Ihe i-'ih or 1:1 th November. As*
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    S.C.C. CRICKET.
    216 3 Tiik nml.l, play. ,1 M Kn.lay an.l Saturday last between the next XVI .iii.l tli.-s C. c XI ended In a moral victory for the loimor (a|.t Olloi II took six sriokets tor ;.'."> runs, glviss] an avaraca ol 1 1 run- per wicket. The NK\r \VI. Gnat,
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    CLEARANCES.
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    COMMERCIAL.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
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    PASSENGER LIST.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
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      TRADING VESSELS &C.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
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      ARRIVALS.
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