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[Per Phes9 Association.] The Russian Riots. Sn. Petersburg, March 29. The Czar has appointed M. Koni to succeed Bogoliepoff. Koni is described as liberal and humane. Strike at Marseilles. Paris, March 29. M. BouHseau and Millerand advised the Marseilles strikers to arbitrate. 3000 dock employees have resumed work. Boat Race. London, March 29. The boat race betting is 2 to 1 on Oxford. Opening of Federal Parliament. Pauncefote informed Mr Hay that a visit of American warships to Melbourne at the opening of the Federal Parliament would be welcome. The Capture of the Philippine Rebel.
One of Aguinaldo's officers introduced Colonel Funstone and several Americans and natives into Aguinaldo's presence on the pretence that they were prisoners, and they overwhelmed his staff, wounding 16, and carried Aguinaldo aboard a vessel and lodged him in the Manilagaol. He is disposed to co-oporate to end the war. Total Eclipse. Received this day. at 9 18 a.m. ■ London, March 29. Astronomers are flocking to Sumatra to witness the total eclipse of the sun .on May 18th. . Memorial to Queen Victoria. Nearly every large borough in England is raising a memorial to the late Queen Besides participating in the national nwmorial, Wireless Telegraphy. London, March 29. Wireless telegraphic messages were sent by the Ophir when she was 110 miles distant. A valuable Opal. Maurice Lyons is returning to Queensland. He handed an opal to the King s jewellers some weeks ago. Lyons offered to present the opal, which is valued at £50,000, to the King for regalia in the name of the Commonwealth of Australia. He has commissioned Sir Robert W. G, Herbert to formally make the presentation if it is accepted.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 30 March 1901, Page 3
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