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Press Association—Ey Telegraph—Copyright. FORGED CREDENTIALS. London, December 81. The Ashantee envoys in London have confessed that King Prempeh's name to their credentials is forged. COLLIERY EXPLOSION. Berlin, January 1. By an explosion in the Urangel Colliery, Prussia, fifty workmen were killed or wounded. GERMAN EAST AFRICA. Colonel Wissman, Commander of German Affairs in East Africa, is retiring owing to a quarrel with his officers. REPORTED KIDNAPPING. Rome, January 1. Menlick (sic), who was travelling in Italy for his education, has disappeared, and it is reported that Italian agents kidnapped him. A MINISTER EXPELLED. New York, January 1. The Spanish Minister has been expelled from Bogota, the capital of the United States of Colombia, South America, for denouncing the treatment of the British Minister. AFILIBUSTERING EXPEDITION. Rio de Janeiro, December 31. A filibustering expedition under a cabal of Portuguese has seized, and is fortifying, Amapo, a district of Brazil, which is claimed by the French.
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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9303, 2 January 1896, Page 5
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