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Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42782, 23 September 1905, Page 3

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■ Madrid, Yesterday. Fifteen large steamers have been chartered at (Jorunna for September and October to convey emigranis to South America. Some villages in Galicia are totally deserted. London, Yesterday. Reviewing the edits for religious, toleration of the use of the Polish language in schools and facilities for thetransfer of mortgagi.;l estates to the poles and the fact that the Duma

of 550 members still includes 80 to 85 poles. The correspondent of the Times interprets that it 5 will tranquilise Poland while crashing reform agitation elsewhere, and adds that the leaders of the National Party have abandoned their dream of independence. Many claim the full rights of British Nationality within the Empire’s fabric, and denounced the fierce disturbance of 1905 from the outset. The latter is unconnected with historic striving, but in the outcome of economic grievances fermented by the socialists and anarchists. .

Captain Boisruan of the Russian war strip Perseviet died in Japan. 1 ' French newspapers allpge that the submarine just launched is an exact of the submersible “ Aigrette,” JKd declares that French plans have been sold to Germany, A pupil of the French School of Engineering is supposed to be the culprit. Capetown, Yesterday. Lord Selborne, replying by addresses to petition, At' a farmers’ meeting held at Rustenberg Road, he said it was unreasonable for ’parents to ask for the entire control of schools as expenses were borne solety by the Gov eminent. The teaching 'of Dutch is receiving increasing attention and twothirds of the teachers are Dutch. The effectiveness of the measures in regard to China labour are being strengthened. The country, will hereafter question the repatriation of coolies but , any immediate. step in that direction ; would mean the discharge of 5,000 whites and the stoppage of one-third of the mines,the reduction of revenue preventing any measures of resistance in the various directions craved. The speech created au excellent:impression and hearty cheers were given at the close, ■ London, Yesterday. General Booth is willing to submit each emigrant candidate for the approval of the Agents General. The Amalgamated Society of Railway SoEvanis, by a majority, voted for the compulsory annual: levy of , one shilling per head for the support, of parliamentary, candidatures and the payment of members elected. The death is announced of Colonel Frank Rhodes fit Capetown, fro u blackwater fever contend ed in Uganda. The Daily Express reports that a company known as J. H. Druce, Ltd., has been registered with a capital of £II,OOO to prosecute the claim of O. H. Druce, formerly of New South Wales, to,, the Dukedom of Portland. Mr M. Tozer, informing an interviewer, said some of the best lines in Queensland are being, set aside for suitable immigrants, and added that he thought the brain of Australia had Been roused to the fact that there must be either immigration or stagnation. St Petersburg, Yesterday. W. T. Stead has had several audiences, with the Czar who authorised him to organise a public meeting in Russia to discuss polities. Paris, l^es'enlay, A High Washington official in Paris explains that President Roosevelt’s chief object in securing peace was to afford a field . for Japanese activity in Manchuria , and Corea, thereby warding off the yellow peril from the United States. Berlin, Yesterday. Hern ' Bassermann, the National Liberal Leader, speaking at Essen, attributed the increasingly strained relationship with Britain, arranging fresh coalitions against Germany in ‘preparation for a final ; reckoning, but despite all England’s menaces, impudent speeches, "and English admirals, Germany could build a strong fleet if she required. Berlin, Yesterday. Word has been received than the chief Marengo, in Gormau South West Africa broke the armistice and cap., tured 200 German horses and cattle. There are 227 cases of cholera in Prussia with 78 deaths, also three deaths at Lodz. , The Jena congress at Babel submitted the resolution that all other parties were wishing to combat the growth of social democracy by the, initation of the abolition of manhood suffrage. The congress proposes the principle of a general strike of industries as the best method of counteracting it. ' New York, Yesterday Fonr officials, Schwartz,; Schild, Sulsbergerand another, of the Packing Company have been fined a total of 000 : f°r a conspiracy to accept railr’Sfed rebates,".