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fl'ltESS ASSOCIATION.! (Received September 13, G. 20 a,m.) CHICAGO BUTCHERS' STRIKE. NKW YORK, 12th September. The butchers' strike at Chicago has finally ended. THE TOBACCO TRADE. NKW YOKK, 12th September. The American Tobacco and Oonxolidated Tobacco Conipunjes, hoping to secure wider contro 1 of the trade, have rearranged their rcHpeotive .•tcuu^ties, combining n. capital of £72,000,000 sterling. KILLED BY A MOTOR CAR. PARIS 12th .September. Madame Molba, while motoring in tho city, overran and killed an elderly gentlenrnn, who stepped backward and was knocked under the vehicle. , PASSIVE REGISTERS. • LONDON, 12th September. The Hereford Registration Court has struck twelve passive resistors of tho Education Act off the roll for not paying their full ratoa. OBITUARY. LONDON, 12th Soptemboi. Mr. Lowther, member in the House of Commons lor tho Isle of Thanet, is dead. ACCIDENT ON A WARSHIP. LONDON, 12th September. A shall exploded on Iho Italian ciuiser Marco Polo (4683 tons, 19 knote) in Chemulpho harbour, Western Korea, killing four and injuring sixteen of the crew. EXTRADITION OF ANARCHISTS. LONDON, 12th September. The French newspaper Lo Matin states that Great Britain, tho United States, France, and Italy have refused to sign the convention preferred by M. de Plehve, late Russian Minister ol the Interior, ensuring the extradition of Anarchists. Tho newspaper adds Unit most of the other lowers have signed. EXCITEMENT IN A CHURCH. LONDON, 12th September. While Canon Duckworth was conducting a Communion service at Westminster Abbey after tho morning; service yesterday a. startling outrage was committed. The perpetrator— apparently a lunatic intent on avenging trie death of the late John Kensit, a well-known tfnti-Ritual-ist — placed two large crackers on tho ledge of the Duke of Newcastle's monument and exploded them. Tho fusllade created a semi-panic. THE TIBETAN TREATY. LONDON, 12th September. Colonel Younghusband, after the signing of tho treaty botween Britain nnd Tibet, warned the Tibetan Council that the treaty would be rigidly enforced. Colonel Younghusband released all prisoners. PLAGUE IN SYDNEY. SYDNEY, 12th September. The plague patient who died at Annaimale yesterday was a coschmnn, who resided at a privato establishment. Today the hoosekcoper at the same establishment succumbed to plague. A number of dead rats were found at the premises. Infection was conveyed through fodder from Sussex-street.
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Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 64, 13 September 1904, Page 5
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