Hong Kong Telegraph 1889-02-15
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- Hong Kong Telegraph 1889-02-15
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Hong Kong Telegraph 1889-02-15
Year: 1889
H.M.S. Constance, Capt. Keppel, arrived at Shanghai from Nagasaki on the 11th inst. WERR'S Marionettes, at present performing in Bangkok, are expected here in about three weeks. LAST year 15 Chinamen were married in Quensland - one to a native of the colony, one to a Victorian native. TELEGRAPHIC news was received in Canton yesterday from Tientsin that Li Hung-chang had improved consideerably. MRS. B. - How is that contested will case coming on, Mr. Shimmer? Mr. Shimmer - It's all settled, and in my favor. The Pacific Mail Co.'s steamship City of Peking, Capt. W. H. Seabury, with the American. The Central Bonapartist Committee of Paris has decided to recommend to the party to vote with the Boulangist party. The Sheffield Independent says:--An agent of the great English salt trust, who visited the. A Washington special to the herald says:--Mrs. Cleveland is ill. The ordeal of shaking. Among the changes expected in teh Russian diplomatic service it is said that Prince Cartaurene. The Chronicle's Rome special says: The royal speech on the reopening of the Chamber. There is little doubt now that the muchtalked of. Australian-Canadian Pacific cable. The eviction of tenants named Donovan
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