Hong Kong Telegraph 1892-11-23
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- Hong Kong Telegraph 1892-11-23
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Hong Kong Telegraph 1892-11-23
Year: 1892
THE "FEIMA-HANGCHOW" COURT OF ENQUIRY. THE UGANDA QUESTION. THE UNEMPLOYED. UGANDA. TYPHOON WARNING. MR. D. E. BROWN general passenger and traffic agent of the Canadian Paclfic Co. returned to-day. THE Canadian Pacific Rallway Co's Royal mail sleamer Empress of China from Hongkong 2nd November. MESERS W. R. LOXLEY & Co. have forwarded a neat and more than usually clear hanging. Poet-I hve a little poom here sir that has been indited. SERGEANT Witchell had the Indian night watch man of the Aberdeen Paper Mills sent to gaol. SPECIAL SHIPPING REPORTS. A DERELICT JUNK. DANGER NEAR BRITTO BANK. THE HELEN SHOALS. CORRUPTION IN THE POLICE FORCE. THE ART OF LEVYING BLACKMAIL. THE TYTAM TIGER. PIRATES AT HONGAY. The trial of the ringleaders in the Broken Hill strlke at Denllquin has been councluded. Sleath and hls companions were convlcled of "conspiring together to prevent the owners. The severlty of the sentences has created the greatest indlgnation an excitement among. It is proposed that a ballet be taken to aseertain whether the majority of the Uninists. It is belleved that in the event of the men diclding to resume work at this eleventh hour.
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