Hong Kong Telegraph 1893-09-25

Hong Kong Telegraph 1893-09-25

Year: 1893

PARLIAMENT PROROGUED. THE ARGENTINE REBELLION. MR. COX, the recently appointed Chief Justice of Singapore leaves Maurhius by mail in October to take up his port. "CENTAUR."- Neither Granny Sharp nor Jim Keswick does any aporting reports for the Dally. IN our shipping columns will be found some exclling experience noted in the report of the steamer Peking. THE returns of the number of visitors to the City Hall Museum for the week ended Sept. 24th are:- Europeans, 156; Chinese, 1,731; total 1,887. THE Manila Diairo states that a number of "sportmen" in that town are forming a Cycling Club. The eight-hours iabour carnival to-day is probably the largest and most successful demonstration. Further sensational finds of gold are reported from Western Australia. A parcel of eleven. Joseph Barrow Montefiore, an old Adelaide resident, and a cousin of Sir Moses Montefiore. The Emperor William, in his address to the forces at Meiz, said that Metz and its Army. M. de Vilers has given siam three months to consider the new trealy which has been drawn.