RUSSIA.
A CONUNDRUM.
THE CZAR'S FATE. New York, Nov. 28. Mr. Ackennan, in a message from Vladivoetock, states that he is investigating the Czar's fate and give* an account of the brutal and humiliating prosecution of the Royal FamHy by the Bolsheviks, and adds: "An examination of the house at Ekaterinburg, where the Royal Family was imprisoned, reveals innunurable bullet holes in the floor and walls, but I believe, with most people here, that these are insufficient evidence to prove that the famHy haß been executed. TJere is circunutantial evidence that they are still alive. The ftar"s fate is « conundrum.— Aus. and N'Z. Cr.ble Assoc.
STATE OF SIEGE AT MOSCOW.
PROCLAIMED BY BOLSHEVIKS. Heceired Nov. 29, 7.40 p.m. London, Nov. 28. Owing to a oMsUr-reroluticnary plot the BoUfcavHu at Moscow proclaimed • (UU Of *e§*.-Aui. NX Cable Assoc.
ASSASSINATION AT OMSK.
Received Nov. 29, 5.5 p.m. Tokio, Nov. 28. Fleet deepntchei lay that Cokha was irraT*-- *•* at Onak.-Qiu.tod Press.
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Taranaki Daily News, 30 November 1918, Page 5
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