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Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42783, 26 September 1905, Page 3

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. : . Suez, Yesterday. It is proposed tO;blow up the ; sum* ken'steamer Chatham and her c'ugo with of dynamite in the Sn z Canal, r l he dynamite will be expb d<>d by electricity from a distance of tvo miles and .will take place on Weduesday, after the.P. and 0. steamer China has passed.. It is feared .the debris block the .Canal f >r several days. Stl’etersburg, Yesterday'. The 'Armenians and Tartars at ® a^ u . hayp ;y fijrii'ed. a; mu ual. peace agreement malting both mutually responsible until 1 90.7 for compensa turn for damages by reason of massacre or pillage on the part of respective, compatriots ‘strict observance of terms is guaranteed by ten Armenians and ten Mnssulmeh all of whom are mil lionairesV • « ■

There are twenty thousand starving workiht a with - wives and children at B®ku The Russians are strongly reinforcing their troops in Turkestan. 4 -^Twenty’thousand operatives in wool hottdn doth factories at Lodz. B «Qck.for a forty per cent advance in wages. Two additional regiments of Iragobns have arrived, . The Police at. Warsaw on Saturday right surrounded the public parks and searched them: thousands of Jews, rare promenading on their Sabbath, -he police arrested 200, At a meeting. umbering 1,814 out of 6000 students' f Moscow University,, it was resolved’ B> make the University a revolutionary fcntre and turn the lecture room into B political school. ', ’ I . _ London,'Yesterday. I Early in October, after, the peace Beaty is ratified, the British Par East ■uadron and Japanese fleet will be ■sembled in Tokio Bay, Naval ■fleers at Devonport interviewed, ■ate that an improved naval base at Ingapore was forshadowed in Novem■r in the scheme for the redistribution ■ the Navy. Hbngkongjfchey regarded ■ A good base for operations in the ■tina Sea, but too distant for embodi■nt in any scheme for the defence of Hstralia. Ip safeguarding Australia Hwaa.’iecoghised that Singapore was keynote which had to be developed. Hlhe death. is announced at Glyn Hierick of Mrs May Fitzgerald at H.. . Pelrin, Yesterday. HA, the .Chinese Commissioners ap Hfied to study Parliaments were Hut tp leave Pekin, a bomb exploded Hie their saloon car. Shur, the Minister was seriously injured Willing Fang slightly wounded; more or less injured. The was blown to pieces, yoKi9,;yeeterday. IHiO Mikado is personally consider"

iu.iuuuu ao 04 OULSO.IIUUUOiUCA" |H, hundreds of .memorials urging of the Peace treaty. |Hie Pub ic almost unanimously jhc Cabinet’s resignation. pjH in derates are unable to conceal K ) Russian warship Retvisan * has - Sydney, This Day.. fifteenth anniversary of the BHng °f the first railway line in JlHalin, from Sydney to Paramatta, ||Hfdebrated to day. Trains on the HLs.suburban lines were decorated feature of the celebration ll^wxh ibition of ancient and up to* appliances, opened by the Boor during the afternoon. One shows the first train that ran, ■^■>y : side with a present day pullHBxpress train, affoiding an object §§H in the progress made. The branch of display is the witnessed in Sydney. scow Moana was insured for ||H in the United Office. |B /. Brisbane, Yesterday. I^Hpteresting telegraphic feat made ii|HH the Line tried from Broome.in Australia ro Cape York ,in HH Queensland' was a circuit of il^Bniles. HH Melbourne, Yesterday. H|H weather is intensely cold; snow HjHtke city to-day for the first, time j§||Hy jears and' extraordinary for Hber. HHbhton was sentenced to five obtaining £SOO by means oi |||§HUnion fraud;