THE PLAGUE.
ITS ONWARD MARCH IN AUSTRALIA. By Telegraph—Press As? -> elation—Copyright Brisbane, Adril IS. A man named V dentine is with the plague at Juudaberg. Perth, April 11. ■ A child named Geuge has been attacked with plague. TROUBLE IN RUSSIA. A CONSTITUTION ASKED FOE. RELEASE OF STUDENTS. WIVES BEGGING FOR NEWS OF HUSBANDS. By Telegraph—Press Association —Copyrglit St. Petersburg, April 17. Fifteen thousand land owners, merchants, and litterateurs of Moscow and St. Petersburg have signed in one week petitions to the Czar askking him to grant a constitution to the Empire. General Van Voviska, Minister of Education, has released two hundred students who were arrested during the recent riots.
The polico offices have been besieged by women begging nows of missing husbands and children who are bclioved to have been either imprisoned or killed. Nevertheless, numerous arrests continue to be made.
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 85, 19 April 1901, Page 2
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