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Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42778, 14 September 1905, Page 2

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. r . ' London. Yesterday. With a view of raising the military service in the public es imation, Sir Frederick M turiee suggests that a Siie’l of military training ought to be a preliminary 0 ndition to all physical kinds of public employrnent such as police, post office, and various branches

.if the civil service. Sir J. Rawson sails in the Orontes for Sydney. Lady Riw-ion is much better. ■ General Madrikoff attacked Sivnan Sbinkin district on the lltH, but was tepulsed. . Buenos, Ayres, September 12, The Argentine Government- proposes to establish a direct, line of steamers between here and European > ports, giving twelve or fourteen days passage, with a subsidy of 28,0.00 dollars tve-y double trip,.- - 1 • Tokio, yesterday,:.A

The Evangelical Alliance h.as resolved not to claim c .mpensation for churches, schools, and missions desToyed. At Tokio the Mikado declined the cabinet’s offer to resign. . , The Tokio correspondent T of the Daily Express states that two-thirds of the crew and the. majority of officers of . t he Mikasa are lost. Vienna, September 12. The Emperor of Austria declines M. Fejervary’s proposal to” sanction a Universal Hun gary. . ■ . ; Christiana, September 12.> •-• te ' Norwegian journals assert that Rus- •> i s'ia is seriously considering the establishment of a naval port on the Murmanias c >ast, probably Alexandrovsk. London, September 12. There is a great revival in the

Soottisb steel trade owing. to large Japanese, Indian aud Colonial orders. , , ; The Morning Pest, in relation ,to, the old labour altitude, and the 101 option ~.f a polity of give-and-take, says it is.. a good augury for the future. St Petersburg, Yesterday. M. Gori, viceroy of the Caucasus refused to allow Armenian’ \ lios to organise a militia in self defence • binder Russian officers. Thousands, of. Tartar horsemen are crossing thePersoRussian frontier and joining the in* .. ... suigents in the Caucasus. \A. holy-war { v \ is proclaimed. The Armenians massacred the aged irrespective of sex and mutilated children were thrown to the logs and survivors forced to embra Islamism. _ ' It is believed that shipment of arms : \ 10 Fin’and hss been proceeding for _ . some months. i tetevN'o'A' ’ TheNovoe Vremya hint? thatßussia seeks aggrandisement .on the Dar- ; danelles. Abandonment by Russia of ; the scheme to furnish the northern railway lines with Russian coal;:,. ul necessitates the importa'ion of a quarter million tons. The Armenians are making a desperate defence. One defended his house at Baku for three hours, his wife and sons loading guns. He killed 47 “. and wounded many before being over.* - * powered. ... Washington, Yesterday.. General Griscom, American Minis?,.. t9r at Tokio cables that the attacks in ? churches are largely due to: sporadic * antagonism to the Russian church. The newspapers raised such popular expectations a month past that dis* satisfaction at peace terma isr all the greater but the sentiments of‘the army, navy and nobility aro m <re moderate. lU jfff. de Witte and Baron de liosf-n , s>-> ’eft America. M. de Wirte promised a wealthy Hebrew'deputation at New York that he would do his utmost to give the Jews fu’l constitutional rights, Hongkong, yesterdry. The leading Chinese at Hongii<mg suggested as a remedy for the boycotts Jof the American exemption of business assistants from the Chinese Exclusion Act, and also pass ports issued ' by v 1 American Consuls should confer upon Chinese in America the ordinary status nf subjects of other foreign governments It was promised to refer the < matter to President Roosevelt.