THE WORLD’S NEWS.

Patea Mail, Volume XXIX, 2 December 1907, Page 4

THE WORLD’S NEWS.

AFFAIRS IN ZULULAND

The Natal Government intend to bring- Dinizulu to ni aritzburg, using force if necessary.

A FATAL GOuLAPaE

The collapse of a girder during the widening of Black friars Bridge killed four workmen and injured several others.

U.H. PANIC

Mr Conclvon has stopped the Treasury note issue. The amount allotted is between six and seven million sterling.

TUB BALL INK.

A hundred Bulgarians attacked the Macedonian vrllugo of Otachnitza and killed four peasants. Turkish troops pursued and killed 50 Bulgarians.

ViLULLIiLH TELEGRAPHY

A company is contemplated in London to establish wireless com. munitaiion to Fiji from Hamoa and other Pacific islands engaged in the guano and copra trades.

MOROCCO

The Moors made two incursions into Algeria in the vicinity of Kiss. Troops are hurrying to deiend Eetuours.

Mulai Halid’s fo ices inflicted a severe deieat on the troops of Abdul Aziz near Eabat.

The Standard’s Tangier correspondent reports that the British Government agreed to p„y Eaisuli £20,000 to secure the release of Kaid Maclean and his imprisoned friends, and afford Eaisuli and the immediate members family, protection for their past misdeeds ; £SOOO to be paid immediately Maclean is released and the balance invested ; three years’ income to bo paid Eaisuli. Several thousand Benishassen tribesmen and the members of two other tribes crossed the Algerian frontier and attacked Babelassa. The French at first were compelled to retire, but, when reinforced, they regained Babelassa, and drove the Moroccans over the frontier. For a time the French were in a tight corner. Eleven Tirailleurs and an officer were killed and a number wounded. The fight lasted six hours.

A 1310 HAUL,

An armed band attacked the Emir of Bokhara’s residence at Ashkabad, killed his Minister of Finance, and escaped with £IB,OOO.

HUSH ' 1

Vladimir Ouloff is the sou of the Captain whom Kuulbar’s friend hanged in Odessa, for armed robbery and shooting of police in the streets. A search in his room at Ids parents’ residence revealed a bomb intended for Kaulbar’s next visit.

INDIAN E AIL WAY STHIKB

The railway men have resumed work, assented to Engelkeu’s dismissal and agreed to raise a fund to support him and ail Unionists.