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[per press association.] [by electric telegraph— copyright.] (Received April 26, at 10 am.) London, April 25. The "Non-conformists of Britain are widely celebrating the tercentenary of the birth of §'. liver Cromwell. His statue is inaugerated at Huntington, his birthplace. £ The House of Lords passed the second reading of the bill providing for the constitution board in connection with the state of secondary education. . # New York, April 25. A Negro was burned at Georgia for outraging a woman. The wood was piled round his body, soaked with kerosene. ( Two hundred witnessed fcho burning. , Tha crowd afterwards lynched a colored preacher and another Negro. (Received April 27, at 0 40 a m) London, April 26, Great Britain has ordered two first class cruisers to be built at Glasgow* The Egyptian Irrigation Trust loan of L 430,000 at 4 per cent has been twentysix fold. PekiNj April 26. Two Chinese and three Europeans have been appointed directors of the TientsinChinkiang railway.
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Grey River Argus, Volume LVII, Issue 10269, 27 April 1899, Page 4
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