TELEGRAMS.
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN. London, Jim. 22. John Luskin, the eminent art critic and author, is dead ; aged 81. The Duke of Teck is dead. Mr 14. I). Blackmoro, novelist, is dead, aged 75. The Duke of Teck, Mr John Dual;in, and Mr Blackmore, were all victims of influenza. jljqndon. Jim. 22. Archbishop Vaughan has inhibited St. George Mistart, the eminent biological and philosophical author, from receiving the sacrament, for publishing review articles considered heretical to Homan Catholic doctrine. Osman Digna is imprisoned at Snakint. Mr Chamberlain is sending Mr Basil Thomson to Tonga, to explain the AngloGerman Convention. Mr Thomas Aitken, who is connected with the London and Edinburgh Shipping Company, has given £-10,000 to the EdinI burgh Infirmary. AUSTRALIAN CABLE. Melbourne, Jan. 23 Mr Deakin has sailed for London. He will be advised on reaching Albany of the decision of the Premiers’ Conference in regard to the appointment of other Federal delegates.
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Temuka Leader, Issue 3539, 25 January 1900, Page 1
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