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THIS DAY. (Per Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) (Per Press Association.) fßeceived 11.10 a.m., July 22nd.) THE MASHONALAND DISTURBANCE. Capetown, July 21. A disturbance in Mashonaland ha ß been caused by a few Matabelea under Lobengula, who have slipped out of his control,. Port Victoria is well provisioned with stores and Gatling guns. Sir H. Lock has requested Lobengula to recall the itnpi and punish the Indunas, who are responsible for the action of the natives. He expects the order will be complied with,and does not anticipate any danger to the settlement, which is protected by 400 Europeans. A report says that the Matabells have retired. TRIAL FOR SEDITION. Sofia, July 21. The trial of Clement, [the Metropolitan of Bulgaria, at Tirnova, for sedition. Is causing some excitement. SERVES THEM RIGHT. London, July 21. An appeal of the Makins against the condemnation to death for infanticide at Sydney was dismissed. Lord Herschell said that the evidence objected to was admissible. The reason of the decision would be given later.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 7268, 22 July 1893, Page 2
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