BALKAN CRISIS.
FEDERAL CUSTOMS ACT.
A BLACK HOLE
By Telegraph—Press Association— Copyrights
CONSTANTINOPLE, May .13
The foreign Consuls have complained against the huddling of seven bun died and seven Ly-i wo prisoners ii Hie iSaioniea ’fortress.
The Salonica police have unearthed seven hundred pounds of dynamite. The Albanians at, Jakova have informed Shaker Pasiia that, they are loyal to the Sultan, hut they consider tile reforms contrary to the Koran, which forbids infidels to hear arms or try Moslems-. it is alleged in some quarters that the Sultan’s pacificatory commission instigated, these statements.
FULL COURT REVERSES RECENT DECISION.
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyrigh' Received 11.14 p.m., May 14. Melbourne, May 14.
The Full Court has reversed tho Chiof Justice’s recent decision in the Abrahams customs case. This decision upholds the validity of the Federal Customs Act. Tho Court was unanimous. It is understood that an appeal to the Privy Council will be made.
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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 892, 15 May 1903, Page 2
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