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... DRONFIELD SPY SENSATION. During'' the past six or seven days the people of Dronfield have been in state of considerable excitement owing to the frequent rumours of a visit the district of German spies, who, it was stated, had been paying particular attention ...
... SPY MURDERED At One Time Head of the Petrograd Secret Police. NEWHAVEN. Connecticut, August 4. Information which the authorities have received bearing upon the murder of Frank Sokolowsky. ' Labour leader, by poison alleged to have been thrown in his face ...
... BATTLE RUMOURS. REPORTED CAPTURE OF LIAO-YANQ. FIRING HEARD NEAR j HAI-CHENG. ■ ~ (Press Association War Special.) NIU-CHWANG, Monday, Midnight. I have just learned here that Liao-yang was attacked by force of cavalry late Saturday. An American missionary ...
... THE FRENCH SPY MANIA. REPORTED ARREST OF GERM AIM OFFICERS. PARIS, Thursday. A despatch to the Libre Parole says that large balloon containing five men came to earth at Meslay yesterday morning. Of the five men, two, loaded with cameras and scienwno ...
... Wit and Rumour. the best lie Wfty W tried threats proverb says; bnt tiie tramp . of soft words at Canton, Ohio, picked ont of his legs. the posses- For a man has cover d t0 Bionof money to bave » y experience; bat him, is, or ought to be, d .ngu insatiable ...
... baggage could be withdrawn in comparative safety. Rumours of a combined attack on the position of the allies had been actively circulated before the decisive events of the Bth and 9th of September, and every spy or deserter who came in gave fresh assurances ...
... RUMOURS OF WAR. THE LATEST NEWS, BUDDING OF FRENCH DEMANDS. Pabis, Monday.—M. F. Gharclin, this day's Liberie, puts forward the ultimatum of France in the following demands:—We demand that tbe work of 1829 should be resumed, and that negotiations should ...
... RUMOURED FRENCH VICTORY. ROUT OF THE PRUSSIANS WITH THE LOSS OF ARTILLERY AND 0,000 PRISONERS. 30,000 PRUSSIANS HOBS DE COMBAT. CAPTURE OF THE PRUSSIAN STAFF. [press association telegram.] Brussels, Friday.—The Etoile Beige ef today states that travellers ...
... BOTH PRINCESS AND POLICE SPY. OB BY COMMAND OF THB CZAR BY JAMES S. BORLASE, Autho£,of The Love that Killed, May Mortimer's Mistake, &c. CHAPTER LVII. Below Ground—Found at Last. It was bitterly cold at the commencement of the descent, owing to ...
... IN PRISON AS-A-SPY. INTERESTING NARRATIVE. The special correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, who Lad been arrested in Paris as a spy, gives long aocount of his experiences while in durance vile. The following is extract from his letter, which is dated ...
... BOTH PRINCESS AND POLICE SPY OR BT COMMAND OF THE CZAR. BY JAMES S. B0RLA8E, Author Tbe Love that Killed, May Mortimer s Mistake, &c, CHAPTER Night Drive with thi Police Minister. I'm on my way to tbe palace of tbe Princess Olga,'' said onr hero. ...
... THE FRENCH SPY SY; In the course of Tuesday afternoon, Italian gentleman waited on Mr,,.Burcbam, at Southwark police-court, for his advice under the following extraordinary circumstances:— Applicant said that he had been in London for several years, and ...