... ARREST OF A SPY IN FRANCE.—On Saturday, at Bel'ort, the gendarmes arrested a stranger who gave his name as Deutsche!, and is believed te be a spy. He said he was a land surveyor at present unemployed. In his possession were found the uniform of an officer ...

... rations for the jeurnev. We were heartily glad to learn we had not to go to Durban—we bad had enough of the sea. 111 sorts ,ef rumours were afloat as to where we were going However, we left Capetown for the north at 9 o.m. T reach the station we had to march ...

... to the Ans. Warta Ile is a (»mine( the Minister Cadonm. An Austrian otheer was arrested last night In one of the hotels as a spy. An actress, who had known him at Milan, recognized him and pointed him out to the authorities while he was con- vet slug with ...

... Berber are, he-dedares, less closely invected than Suakim. Digma's reports are only credited eastwardef Kokrela. Another paid 'spy from Digma's camp report e that the False Prophet has retired from Kordofan inland. The messenger who brought the news to the ...

... this letter. I am longing to see the day arrive, for when once a caramencamf nt is made, it will not last very long. It is rumoured hme that the Zulu king stunts to give up the war, but it-is too late now to turn hack. It is known he is abort of provir ...

... about this particular !Chamber. But, like moths alwmt a candle, they alway get burned. Major Le Caron, the Spy, is to be paid,so it is rumoured, 1:10,000 for the evidence he is giving in the Parnell Inquiry. As he has been is common infortner, according ...

... /44 - ? ed at Korosko, and that he is keeping them to see aulor Kitchener. ÜBIOURED ESCAPE OF GENERAL GORDON. EVENING. A rumour is afloat this ev ea • , IFLURSDAY th i ng that General Gordon has escaped from Khartoum tOry - i ° 2 l ile on b oar d an ...

... elicit a single bid. END OF TH.E VOLUNTEER YEA.R. —A reply from the War Office was received a few days since respecting the rumoured new regnlation requiring them to have become fully efficient by the 31st of October, instead of the 30th of November. Since ...

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... diplomaticaly with the questions at issue. COLLISION ON SUEZ CANAL. Sr. PETERSBURG, THURSDAY.—The 21rouosti to-day states that the rumour of the assassination of the Ameer of Afghanistan is persistently current, not only in the Caucasus but on the Afghan frontier ...

... evening from Tamai. The infantry left the zereba on the road to Tamai at daybreak to-day, and will arrived here at noon. A spy sent out by the British military authorities has returned from Erkowit. He reports that Osman Digma's followers are openly deserting ...

... with the fat of a cow, an animal he held in the greatest veneration. Fort William was the fir,t place in which the dreadful rumour gained ground. A native soldier told his friends, and in January the telegraph at Banackpore was destroyed. Then the 19th ...