LATE CABLES.
By Telegraph—Press Assoolatlon —Copyright Received 9.41 p.m., April 11. London, April 11.
The intervention of the French artillery saved the Sultan’s forces a bad defeat at Ujoda by the Pretender’s troops. An unauthorised congress of Russian barristers met at St. Petersburg and resolved to form an association to promote political freedom on a democratic basis. Two hundred police compelled the congress to disperse. The Sasebo Prize Court rejected the RoFCby and Lethington appeals, and the vessels were confiscated.
Norfolk Island, April 11. Arrived, the Southern Cross, from Auckland.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1428, 12 April 1905, Page 2
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