Hong Kong Telegraph 1883-09-27
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- Hong Kong Telegraph 1883-09-27
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Hong Kong Telegraph 1883-09-27
Year: 1883
RIOT IN FOOCHOW. It is sometime since I had port, chiefly because the Footkow Herald gives you whatever little news we have. However, I now find an opportunity of anticipating that paper, and I avail myself of it to inform you of a rather serious disturbance which occurred in the subruds of the city on the 21st instant. FOOCHOW. DARING ROBBERY OF AN EAGI'S EYRIE. MAILS EXPECTED. THE FRENCH IN MADAGASCAR. IT is understood that a rule of art is reversed in the burlesque actrens. She must learn to paint before she can draw. AT an Irish League meeting in New York some one in the audience got up and moved that "no one should vote who was not present." THE Dutch steamer Compia left the Cosmopolitan Dock this morning, and the British barque Victor went over to kowloon this forenoon. THE New Orleans Picayuns says that love for the sea is felt when one leans over the rail of a ship looking out into deep blue ocean,
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