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[By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.] (Pep. Press Association ) . . ; M ; \ -■ The Daily Graphic states that there is only one' solution of the payment of members, namely, submitting it to..a Jhti whole nation. J ~ % \ ? -:-J T«i Vienna, September 29. The Hungarian General Credit Bank, on behalf of the Austro-Hungarian and German banks, has taken three-fourths of the Hungarian loan of £20,833,000, and the remainder of the optiou of onehalf. The total issue will be at four and a-half per cent, for three years, Treasury bills at 98, and the remainder fours, and Hungarian Grown rents at' about 90. r- 'i V 'i-'i ■--.'./•/ ■-> ;•-.'

CHQLERA SCppRGE. f .-_, , ~'",Eo.ineJ September 29: There are sixteen fresh cholera cases and ten deaths. In Naples and the provinces there have bdeii ten deaths; MINING CAMP RIOT. : ;.,- ;,New;i>rk, September-29, A'riot lias occurred in the Monarch mining camp in Colorado. Dynamite was used at five outbreaks. '• One person is dead, and many are injured. REASONABLE ENOUGH. Received September 29, at 10 p.m. London, September 29. Mr Ruxton. President of the Board of Trade, has suspended the manager of the Bedford Labor Exchange, owing to the latter reminding the employers of the Labor Exchange's services ,'l tilling vacancies during the dispute :.u the wool-combing industry and. that the employers would reciprocate m normal times by making use of the Exchange. -...- .;;--..;..- \ '-" CHINESE \PIRATES.-; Received Septembers3o,«at 8.30 a.m. Vancouver, Spetember 29. Advices per steamer state that Newc.haug, at the mouth of the Liao river was raided by Mancliuiian. bandits, and fifteen wealthy Chinese. held for ransom. The banks were also looted. AMERICAN' GRAFT. New York. September 29. Henry .C. Ostermah, former president of -thV-'Osterman'"' 1 ' frianuf actiiring company, Chicago,r-.before a ; judge, told a sensational st'tiry''bf ' "Graft" in the shape.k>E:md)iSy, paid! as- brDjc-s to high railway officials.

LAW FOR THE PEOPLE. Received September 30, at 10.10 a.m. London, September, 29. 3lr Birrell, Chief Secretary for Ireland, speaking at Shoringham, said he hoped the time was coming when the peoples would own the agricultural land, and each bear his own share of the burden of taxation. THE DEADLY FLANNELETTE. '■-■-"v •.! -London, -• September 29. lnquities made by the Home Oilice show' _tli.it flanhelette" was the main factor in 176 deaths by burning during three- - : months.; i . Experiments ; proved that nightgowns"" were consumed in one minute'.. ; LORD MAYOR. OF LONDON. London, .September 29. . Sir Thomas Vezey Strong has been elected Lord Mayor of London. THE LAND TAX PUZZLE.' i .. London, September 29. At a meeting of the Law Society many.speakers strongly criticised the Finance Act. Several advised -"waiting for the Judges' interpretation of tlie clauses ; others, dem'eeaied ' approaching the measure in a Liustile spirit, and advised that clients should be recommended to do their best to illl in the returns as required. A PRINCELY SCORCHER. •London". September 29. Prince Maurice of IJattenberg wa-s fined £5 for .motoring, at rate of 42 miles an hour. t THE FIRST COMMUNION. London, September 29. The Papal edict, with regard to children's first communion is arousing equal discontent in Germany and France. MEAT FAMINE IN GERMANY. Berlin, September 29. The Bavarian Government has issued an edict suggesting that the meat famine should bo met by breeding rabbits, the State providing workmen with the original stock.. INDIAN SEDITION. Calcutta, September 29. The Adv'ocate-Gim'er'alj in Ms opening speech, stated; .that Savarkar, in September, 1908,' printed in London a manual dealing With the manufacture of bombs, and other publications which were posted to various-parts of India. WOOL SALES. ' London, September 29. The wool sales were- brisk at full opening fates.'

SHAKE MARKET. London, September 29. Waihi shares 121 s 3d to 1.23s 9d; Junction 33s 9d to 36s 3d. WOOL SALES. Received: September 30', at .8.35 a.m. ; ;• London,- September 29. Tlje bank rate lias beeu..niised to 4. Tlie"'wo6l sales included -the "Panitu" clip, for wliich the highest jjrice was lOd and the average""9d7 "Otawheo" Is and 1-LJd; --; \. ;■;..-.. \'; - .;: '"■'■? ■.'• ri [< -LEGAI/lATMTNARJES. Received September 30,: at 8.35 a.m. London, September 29. It is officially announced that Mr C. M. Lush will succeed .as Judge of the King's Bench Division "Mi* Justice Jelf, who lias, resigned. • ;'.:•• FESTIVAL OF' EMPIRE.' London, September 29. Negotiations are afoot to secure the holding of a festival of empire in tiie White City in connection with Mr KirafFy's proposed Imperial Exhibition in 1911. The Earl. of. Plymouth'and other promoters favor' holding the: display in the Crystal Palace. RUSSIAN AMBASSADORS. : ;. . London, September 29. The Times' Paris correspondent reports that M. Isvolsky will succeedCount Nelidorfl' as' Russian Ambassador in Paris, and is assured of receiving a. warm welcome. - PLAGUE AT PORT SAID. Received September 30, at 8.35 a.m. London, September 29. Router reports that plague- has appeared at Port Said. FRENCH TRAIN SMASH. . Paris, September 29. Twenty persons were slightly injured in a train collision at Sa'ble-sur-Sarth. THE BUDGET- : WORKS:'" London, September ; 29: -• Owing'to the Budget, Mrs .Stewart: is disposing of her ancestral'estate of' a thousand acres at Oswestry; id-: sin,ilk lots.

KIDNAPPING 'THE PRINCE.' OF ' WALES. •'■ London^, September 29. . The Daily Neir's.--states tliat Denver,' formerly a prominent' Fenian, has published a book wherein he reveals the fact that M'Cafferty, a few years after leaving the Millbank -Penitentiary; where he served a sentence for sedition, in the early sixties suggested ! kidnapping the Prince of Wales and holding him as a hostage at sea until the Fenians wore released. It was intended that he should be treated with the utmost consideration and enjoy amusements aboard ship. The project did not go beyond the idea. TROUBLE IN CHINA. Received September 3.0, at 1.30^.m*..^ _■ f N<|W>YorlisSepteinoer i 29. t AipmcatfWfficfals ii%the £)rienj ret port there Ss E a.Jeritica@ situation. ingGßiiiia.'' Tliiejout&xajj, is

_xefcelh<ni, v ..ti.0t...-im- J rapected! BUCKET SHOPS. New Y'ork, September 29. The New . York. brokerago house of B.!H:. Shei'teis Co;., has been ..raided by the police,'%nd jtho sntnc J firm's offices at'.;Chicago,:." Boston, KPhikulelphia have also been raided.