MISCELLANEOUS.
REPORTED TRAGEDY IN TUNIS,
THE ITALIANS IN EGYPT
AN EXILED AGITATOR 'ARRESTED.
London, May 7. Stanhury, the Australian sculler has arrived. It is reported that the Rev. Mr Leach, an English clergyman, and his wife, have been murdered in Siax, in Tunis. St. Petersbukg, May 7. The Czar extended a heaty welcome to Li Hung Chang. New York, May 7, A rich discovery of gold has been made at Trinidad. Quito, May 7. A severe earthquake has been experienced throughout the Republic, and many persons were killed. Washington, May 8. Sir M'Kinlay's prospects for the Presidency are daily improving. Massowah, May 7. A chief has insisted on the Italians indemnifying him before removing their arms and ammunition from Adigrat. Constantinople, May 7. Zemaleldin, the exiled agitator, who is alleged to have instigated the assassination of the Shah, was arrested here, but subsequently released.
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Hastings Standard, Issue 12, 9 May 1896, Page 2
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144MISCELLANEOUS. Hastings Standard, Issue 12, 9 May 1896, Page 2
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